Black on black. Sweet.

 

big congrats!!!

 

You're in Atlanta? I thought from your profile you're in the Virgin Islands.

Man, it would be hard driving that beast on Atlanta roads and not get tickets all over!

 

this is one of the rare times when i say damn must be nice to have that car. first mod.......remove the exhaust run from the downpipe, well thats what i would do.

 

yeah im in atl at the moment. and for now, the bigger problem is dealing with break in...

 

Nice color on a great car!

 

Damnnnnnnnnnn thats nice. Congrats now u own the best car ever made.

 

I know a lot of folks believe in the typical easy break in...but why don't you do the hard break in? I've seen cars from the factory that went through the hard break in and end up being a bit stronger than a same car that went through the easy break in.

Doing a hard break in makes the piston ring seal much better than your easy break in...

 

Want to race?

Congrats.

 

truth is, the engine is pretty much broken in at the factory. after being built, each engine is bench tested for some time (close to an hour with nine of those minutes at redline iirc) and then dynod with the results saved. the car is dynod as a whole as well. after everything is together the car does 9 laps of nissan's test track and if all is well, it's released.

but, nissan still insists that the car should be broken in as they describe. and the thing is, the car features two data recorders - one a crash data recorder the other is a status recorder. the latter of the two is always on. so even if i wanted to do a hard break in, it would likely be grounds for voiding warranty at the first service (1k mi)...

 

Sneaky sneaky...

 

... and it's a fine car you have there. Congrats!

 

Makes sense. You can't go wrong following the maufacturers break in recommendations. They engineered, manufactured and warranty it, and should know what's best..

 

I have to ask, are those gizmos and data screens as difficult to work as they seem?

 

Now THAT is a pick up!! Wow, congrats!!