John Wick
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How much that run you to get it installed?
Post purchases that have improved your life.
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Bought the car a year ago with injen CAI already installed.
The Injen hydroshields is a simple slip on over the filters though .. so no cost to u there...
The Injen hydroshields is a simple slip on over the filters though .. so no cost to u there...
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Snow/winter tires I guess.
Car actually feels alright driving in the snow
I have driven only with awd in all seasons before, but purchased a rwd car recently. I looked on Craigslist and found a steal for some basically new tires.
My old awd car with all seasons was horrible compared to my new setup
Car actually feels alright driving in the snow
I have driven only with awd in all seasons before, but purchased a rwd car recently. I looked on Craigslist and found a steal for some basically new tires.
My old awd car with all seasons was horrible compared to my new setup
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Just picked up a basketball hoop & set up off CL last week. Cemented that **** last week and on it 4 days straight. Helps with my anger and stress.
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Kinect mount that prevents my Kinect from falling off my television
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pftjordans I have a similar car what CAI did you put on the car?
and getting water into the intake i heard will cause major issues??
I have the Injen SP Series CAI ...
I read about water in the intake getting to the engine n it scared me! I immediately remedied it by cleaning the intake, spray the MAF sensors, changing the filters n securing em with the hydroshields as a way of halting that process ... My engine was not damage (based on mechanic assessment but moisture was in the intake messing up the sensor that caused the car to 'jerk''
Happy to report tho with the change .. Everything is good. Heavy or light rain I can drive confidently now
John Wick
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rep for the best infiniti coupe body
just installed a topspeed pro 1 exhaust one mine, thing purrrssss
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^ Sweet 
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Logitech Harmony Ultimate remote. This thing is life changing.
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It's hard to explain to people why it's better, but when you own one, you'll understand.
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I use it to control 11 different components. Couldn't imagine using a different remote for each thing.
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Moheezy
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Ikea - build your own standing desk + a padded mat to go along with it.
Best thing I've done for my lower back + great for itus after lunch on a work day.
Best thing I've done for my lower back + great for itus after lunch on a work day.
Moheezy
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My brother has one and absolutely recommends it.
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Info? 
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I got one too, very good purchase
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https://www.tptherapy.com/product/GRID_FoamRollerInfo?
You might be able to find it cheaper elsewhere but this is the one, I also highly recommend it.
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If you can wait for it, I bet you can find an equivalent roller on aliexpress or even amazon for less money.
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Foam rollers are bank. Honestly I think you should get a cheap one and roll with it until you can fully commit to using one. Kind of a waste if you don't take the time to use it correctly. I used mine religiously until someone jacked it. Lol.
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Who jacks a foam roller?
Rumble roller is good too
Rumble roller is good too
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Moheezy
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I'm looking for one of these for my home office. Where did you get yours and how was the quality?
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A TENS unit. Awesomeness.
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Which one you got?
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FLEX-IT, from EMSI, my insurance got it for me.
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Which one you got?
Nice, I had a cheap Chinese one but I got rid of it because it was weak and the pads kept coming loose.
These are my 2 recommendations manly for car guys or people who like working with their hands.
These are extendable ratchets. I don't have the harbor freight one but I do have the 3/8 Craftsman Evolv brand which I think are made by the same company. Even though it's cheap it works really good. I had one for about 5 years of regular use and it only broke when I jumped on it too get a tight wheel nut off. You can adjust the sizes depending on the space you have and leverage you need which works great.
This is a wrench extender. I haven't bought one yet but one of the guys at work has one and it's much easier than putting 2 wrenches together and the handle is skinny enough to where you can throw a cheater bar over it if you need more leverage. He got his from leevalley.com but a few other sites do sell them.
