Car wash! Had to get get it ready for the new year! He will begin his transformation 8)

 

I have the same color combination and I want to do that so bad. We keep getting blasted with rain and snow.

 

Was yesterday, but I finished the joey mod on my clubman. Now need to order stealth bulbs.
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This is the first week with nothing coming down. Before today the last time i washed my car was more than two month ago

 

Not today but, a few days ago: EBC Greenstuff front and rear pads, rotors, stainless brake lines, fluid flush, poly front control arm and sway bar bushings, new motor mount. All installed at Helix- Great job by Eric and his team! Can't beleave what a difference in the handleing, stopping, shifting, etc... better than it was when it was new.

 

Rust-Oleum Lens Tint.

 

I washed the inside of the windshield.

There were little circles left from when the radar detector came unstuck and I didn't put it back in exactly the same place.

Dave

 

That looks so good! Did you do it yourself

 

Yes. It was really easy. I cleaned the reflectors and sprayed them down. The paint applied really evenly all by itself.

 

Installed winter tires. The others said M&S, but just barely! 15" steelies, Firestone Winterforce. Has to be better than the Potenzas.

 

Yes. It was really easy. I cleaned the reflectors and sprayed them down. The paint applied really evenly all by itself.[/QUOTE]

I was wondering what to do with them since making them clear would just have them stand out just like the amber. My car is still a virgen when it comes to modding. :/

 

I was wondering what to do with them since making them clear would just have them stand out just like the amber. My car is still a virgen when it comes to modding. :/[/QUOTE]

You could use plastidip, that's what I did. It comes out flat and blends in more with the wheel arch. And depending on how thick you go, some light can still come through!

 

That is what is preventing me from cleaning mine.

 

I had those on my Speed 3 back in the day (which was prolly only 2.5 years ago..but still .) They worked great for me... never got me stuck.

 

You could use plastidip, that's what I did. It comes out flat and blends in more with the wheel arch. And depending on how thick you go, some light can still come through![/QUOTE]

In the spring im going to get started on blacking out my grills and the rings with plastidip. So i might as well plastidip the lights too and i will try the rust-olem as well and i will keep which ever looks best.

 

I just got my new JCW Coupe home today. Took it from 11 miles to 25 miles.

I put Weathertech floor liners in today and set up my Navigation and free Satellite radio account too.

 

Waiting for pics, Kurtster...

 

Drove the hell out of it

Randy



We have a tradtional New years morning run thru some So Cal hills and its always a blast.

There are about 100+ mostly " legal " cars, mostly Porsches as its put on by a lcoal P car tuner TRE motorsports.

A few of the " entrants "

 

Finally got my iPhone mount clip! Love it so far! Very versatile!

 

I think that blue 911 just might be turbocharged...

Picked Sgt. Pepper up from the dealer after having the knock sensor replaced. Our check engine light had gone on and off a few times (literally for only 5-6 miles at a time-not used to CAN bus cars) so I brought it in and that was the culprit. It got all washed and cleaned, and remained clean for about 90 seconds after I got in it...

 

Windy got new shoes today... Brake upgrade next week!

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Sadly, nothing. On a TDY until July in Spain. There are a lot of Minis over here! Not used to seeing so many considering I live in the boonies of West Virginia

 

rear sway bar bushings. stopped the rattle in the back.....

 

I rinsed all of the road salt and grime off!

 

Took her to the 1st PDX MINI Club Event of the year @ MINI of Portland no less, Fun Cars, Great Company, Coffee and Donuts!!