Allan, not sure if your are looking at this upgrade for tracking your car or not but here is what I know. I won't be tracking my GT500 but have heard from others the OEM brakes work well in this regard. I have also heard the RB Carbon-Ceramic brake kits work well on the track too. I had a set...
First 500 miles I varied the speed and driving situations but kept it under 5000 RPM. After that been driving the piss out of it. I have 3 other vehicles and this one is driven the least. I have a Mach-E less than 4 months old that I have put over 7000 miles on.
I never doubted that this happened and I'm sure it was deafening loud and obnoxious. I was only trying to give a suggestion of what to do in case it ever happened again.
I'm surprised the OEM sub in the trunk could play loud when activated by the ANC system because it certainly does'nt play bass that loud during normal audio listening. Hence the reason I had to upgrade the subwoofer system in that car.
There are three ways the ANC system can be disabled. 1...
I've had my Python vent for over three weeks and just today was able to get the time to install it. I've been going back and forth to Arizona helping a friend move. I had mine painted gloss black (not a carbon fiber look fan) and it looks better than the OEM vent as there is no orange peel...
I always have 70% ceramic installed on the windshield on all my vehicles. Sure it is illegal at least in CA but never been bothered and I have over 276K miles on my F150. Like everyone here has said, the windshield is where you get the most heat (unless you have a glass roof) and ceramic...
Sounds great and can’t wait to see them. I have been toying with the idea of replacing my 500 seat covers also and changing out the light gray accents for a close blue similar to performance. Not sure what to do yet as I have been working on other projects right now. 😊 All I know is there is...
I know this isn't a seat cover thread but thought I would chime in on Katkin covers. I have used their seat covers in several of my cars. They are top notch and whatever wrinkles they had after being installed went away after a bit of time. There sometimes are a few here and there but it can...
Thanks for the awesome meet Terrance. Was fun to see so many GT500's in one place and all the other cars with Signature Wheels on them. You can really get a good idea of what all the finishes look like since everyone seemed to have different styles and colors.
I had both my cars there but...
Wow KB, I have one of those too (Master Blaster) and what I really like about it is it removes the water from all the places you cannot dry (behind trim, mirrors, body panels, etc.).
Ok, this is way off topic but I have to know what brand espresso machine you have? I am thinking of buying a...
Tom, never thought about the batteries catching on fire or getting damaged. I guess that is a thing but Tesla PowerWalls are very very common here in CA. Several of my family members, friends, neighbors have them and work like a charm. They stay cool and quiet when running and charging. Next...
Brian, the Tesla PowerWalls were $6500 each and the install was $3000. They added a completely new sub panel for the back up and an auto switching gateway. Took two guys all day from 7:30 am until 5:30 pm. They did an excellent job. I can easily add more PowerWalls if I want to but as of...
One of my biggest issues is giving a power company huge sums of money. I spent $18K on my solar system (after all the rebates) and $16K on the Tesla PowerWalls including installation. It will take just over 8 years for me to break even and it has already been 2 years. The big plus is, I run...
Hey Allen, I also have a 12K system. My solar setup is a few years old now but here are the specs: I have the SolarEdge Solar Inverter/EV charger and 39 Silfab 310 watt panels. I also have 2 Tesla PowerWalls (28 kWh). They power the house during any outages and also the weekdays between 5-8...