Guess my car gets laughed at for looking stock by some the responses in here. I'd rather put the money in the car where it will actually make it more quick and not just look fast. I've been modding since I had my first car, a 1965 Mustang coupe with a 289CID and a C4.
That's why you don't close the door by pushing on anywhere BUT the door handle or the edge of the door.
Don't lean on the car and it won't dent. Don't apply pressure in a highly concentrated area i.e. hands or small, heavy objects and it won't dent. It's not that hard.
I finally stopped by this garage in Salado, TX right off I-35N this morning on my way to Mansfield. I need to get my camera fixed, my mirror is cracked and has really made my pictures come out with a lot of noise. Not my best since I was a little rushed.
This.
Removed the trim from the left side of the steering wheel, it should be three panels you remove, the a pillar, and then you will see where you can tuck it behind the dash and up to the garage.
I'm running a Airaid MPX Intake. The fit and finish is 100x better than any JLT I've ever seen.
I would love to see data on a NA, basic bolt-on car with a JLT compared to stock. And no, you can't compare a stock tuned coyote to a tuned Coyote with a intake and claim the intake made the power...
Turn those treads away from the cameras, unless your intend to show the tread off lol. The details make the difference in a photograph but good photographs none the less.
Simply racing on the street puts your opponent in more danger than when done at the track. So to say you never put lives in danger is just ignorance and an attempt at justifying your wrong.
As for your questions, go race and find out. No need to ask people when you're already going to street...