What are you working on?
Yeah, so do I. 2010 was a bastard year for Ford. 04-09 or 11 and up there are plenty of options. 2010, not so much. As you know I tried Magnaflow but there were no holes in the frame where the hangers were supposed to mount.
Looking forward to seeing what you think of the new intake. I still need to drive a S550.
Looking forward to seeing what you think of the new intake. I still need to drive a S550.
Tried a new clay bar replacement from Nanoskin. Very impressed and much easier to use than clay. Supposedly lasts much longer.
Used it on Deb's Subie and the Shelby yesterday. When I was done, took it inside, washed it and let it dry.
I would love to own a GT350 but I just can't see paying anything over sticker, simply not worth it to me. There will be a used one along the way maybe, but for now I am very content with my car. Still want to drive a S550 though.
Nice Jeep Dave, can't wait to see the wheels and tires. Doing a lift kit as well?
Tried a new clay bar replacement from Nanoskin. Very impressed and much easier to use than clay. Supposedly lasts much longer.
Used it on Deb's Subie and the Shelby yesterday. When I was done, took it inside, washed it and let it dry.
Nice Jeep Dave, can't wait to see the wheels and tires. Doing a lift kit as well?
Tried a new clay bar replacement from Nanoskin. Very impressed and much easier to use than clay. Supposedly lasts much longer.
Used it on Deb's Subie and the Shelby yesterday. When I was done, took it inside, washed it and let it dry.
Probably won't do a lift. Of course I say that and down the road it's hard to tell what will happen.
Although just a 2 inch lift would make a big difference and can be achieved pretty easily with just a coil spring spacer.
Probably just go with a bigger tire and wheel. It has 16's on it and I'm kinda leaning toward something like the Rubicon takeoffs.
They are 17's and look much better than the factory steels. Also, the mud tires are great..well..in the mud, but on the highway they just make lots of noise and wear out much faster as the pavement just eats the lugs off of them.
A nice set of A/T's would be my choice... probably the Cooper AT/3's.
Although just a 2 inch lift would make a big difference and can be achieved pretty easily with just a coil spring spacer.
Probably just go with a bigger tire and wheel. It has 16's on it and I'm kinda leaning toward something like the Rubicon takeoffs.
They are 17's and look much better than the factory steels. Also, the mud tires are great..well..in the mud, but on the highway they just make lots of noise and wear out much faster as the pavement just eats the lugs off of them.
A nice set of A/T's would be my choice... probably the Cooper AT/3's.
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I've been contemplating getting one of those. Seem kinda steep though. Most of the ones I've seen are $40-50 it seems.
Nice wheels Dave.
Dan, maybe one of these days when I am in Raleigh we can all meet for lunch/dinner.
I caught the Nanoskin on sale at Autogeek. If you look at how many times you can use it it really does pay off. And if you drop it, take it to the sink and rinse it off. I probably won't use clay again.
Dan, maybe one of these days when I am in Raleigh we can all meet for lunch/dinner.
I caught the Nanoskin on sale at Autogeek. If you look at how many times you can use it it really does pay off. And if you drop it, take it to the sink and rinse it off. I probably won't use clay again.
Nice wheels Dave.
Dan, maybe one of these days when I am in Raleigh we can all meet for lunch/dinner.
I caught the Nanoskin on sale at Autogeek. If you look at how many times you can use it it really does pay off. And if you drop it, take it to the sink and rinse it off. I probably won't use clay again.
Dan, maybe one of these days when I am in Raleigh we can all meet for lunch/dinner.
I caught the Nanoskin on sale at Autogeek. If you look at how many times you can use it it really does pay off. And if you drop it, take it to the sink and rinse it off. I probably won't use clay again.
My ngauge tuner arrived today, can't wait to get back home and start the installation, hopefully I'll be home Friday night and get started on Saturday. Although I am loving helping out with the launch of our new facility in Wilmington.
Originally Posted by Zodiac
My ngauge tuner arrived today, can't wait to get back home and start the installation, hopefully I'll be home Friday night and get started on Saturday. Although I am loving helping out with the launch of our new facility in Wilmington.