Weyland-Yutani
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I've been lectured multiple times about how I'm not supposed to use anti seize on lug threads. I do understand the logic behind it, but I've been doing it for decades and I ain't quittin'.
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Yeah well, I don't get my torque wrench calibrated annually either. Clearly, I have a Death-Wish.But that means you've been over-torqueing your lugs!!! Your wheels are going to fall off any minute, followed by your dick!
Yep, you do not want to get that stuff on your clothes or in your eyes....I use fluid film since nickel antiseize always makes a mess.
What were the odds our planet was exactly the right distance and combined mass with the sun to make it easy to remember when to have it calibrated.Yeah well, I don't get my torque wrench calibrated annually either. Clearly, I have a Death-Wish.
Next thing you're gonna tell me is you don't keep a journal of every fill-up and get all of your oil lab analyzed (3000 mile intervals, naturally).

Monumental or cool numbers I get... but every 1000... seems like someone that never drove more than a couple miles at a time before.I'm somewhat guilty of this, but I only grab the 10k's and certain special numbers (I have a shot of 6666.6).
What I don't understand is pulling over...it's less authentic then
Depends on whether you drive a manual or not, you might be able to get away with a Man Card Provisional Warning.
In my book this falls under the category of "very unlikely to matter". Tire shops and dealers have been raw dogging the hell out of lug nuts and studs with their impacts for years now. There's no way manufacturers don't know this by now, so there's likely quite a bit of margin with the factory setups. So your 10% inaccuracy reading from greased threads isn't likely to matter.I've been lectured multiple times about how I'm not supposed to use anti seize on lug threads. I do understand the logic behind it, but I've been doing it for decades and I ain't quittin'.
I'm a manual guy. So hopefully a warning will do.I'm somewhat guilty of this, but I only grab the 10k's and certain special numbers (I have a shot of 6666.6).
What I don't understand is pulling over...it's less authentic then
Depends on whether you drive a manual or not, you might be able to get away with a Man Card Provisional Warning.
How's the clearance with that pipe vs a regular x pipe / stock pipe. I've been entertaining adding this to my frpp Borla S system just not sure if it's worth it or not.Got this (borla switchfire midpipe) today and installed it later in the evening. Did it with only the rear jacked up and on stands. Somewhat of a pain for a 1 person job but got it done and couldn't be happier. I put up sound samples on my IG with each active mode.
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It tucks in with no issues. The X side sits upwards towards the car which has the contour already. I ran Borla S CBE on my 16 GT and loved it. I'd imagine they would be significantly louder with the switchfire. It almost sounds like I am running headers with my stock active mufflers.How's the clearance with that pipe vs a regular x pipe / stock pipe. I've been entertaining adding this to my frpp Borla S system just not sure if it's worth it or not.