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Dust Storm And Your V35

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By V35_Paul,
in V Series (V35, V36, V37 & Infiniti)

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Touge Kyousou Experienced

Touge Kyousou

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Well...it's just an air filter lol.

Had to today, booked in for reflash. Sitting around waiting till it's done...so bored =/

Just take the filter off when the dust storm is gone and give it a clean or a few taps against a hard surface and some pressurised air :P

Lol, pretty wicked dust storm though...my v is garaged and it still managed to thinly coat the bonnet and roof of it!

Touge Kyousou Experienced

Touge Kyousou

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i have one locked up here and its getting inside..

Far =/...no that's heavy duty assault lol

Thankfully none managed to get inside mine. Too pedantic, i'd spend the whole night trying to clean it out.

Maybe go chuck a car cover on it Chris ?

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turbosuk

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mines in the shed spose i should go look and see what it looks

like wont be as bad as my truck was today started the day at 3am

and it was white drove to moree and back and it was brown man

what a dust storm

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T88turbo

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Hi guys,

They reckon that tomorrow we are going to be hit with another dust storm. I would recommend not to clean it until next week. Don't forget it hasn't rained here in nsw for like 3 months so the desert sand is extremely loose and dry.

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T88turbo

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Polish out as soon as possible.

It is funny how you wash your car and then suddenly you find new scratches, it so annoying. I wish there was a paint out there that becomes hard like a rock and cannot be scratched even with a key.

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