240Zdragon72

I don't know how old the brake pads on my car are (the car stops fine and no squeeling...yet), just wanted to know if you should get your rotors surfaced before you install new pads. Thanks.

What I had done was put the rear end on jackstands, chocked the front wheels and left the transmission in Neautral so you can spin the shaft when you needed. That helped a lot, but it took some time, unless you get a 3 foot extension for a socket wrench? Have you tried to spray some WD-40 on the nuts? That might help in breaking some of the road grime and possably rust that might have collected there over the years. Good luck, bro.

You have to admit, it is original...

Gav, I have the XBox True Crime, Have not found it yet, I'm not that far into the game yet.

In Forza, I have found that when you mod the 240Z(X) with the RB26 engine, you can mod the engine for more HP when it is in the car. The hadling on the car however leads something to be desired. I have to tweek with the LSD in order to keep the car from spinning it's tires through 2nd gear. Forget about cornering, the arse end always slides out. (alot of countersteering and power overs) I'm also sorry to say that you can not put bigger rims on the car. I'd rather keep the Wat's she comes with. I am playing True Crime right now, I'll have to keep an eye out for one and let you know.