I like the NOCO units myself. I just installed one on mine. I attempted to use the + in the fuse box, but the NOCO eye connector stuck out too far and caused the cover to be slightly askew. I went ahead and moved mine to the battery, but i actaully prefer that because all the wires are hidden...
5th gear would be ideal but on these cars that gear is way too tall to dyno the car. My good friend owns his own dyno and works for Derive. He also has a GT350. We Dynoed my car in both 4th and 5th. The only difference was that he let out before the top of 5th because on a loaded dyno the...
It's honestly not that effective at all. I backed in close to a curb to avoid door dings on the opposite side. Forgot just how close i was on the way out. kissed the curb and it got to the rim with what appeared to be little resistance. I am thinking if you just cut your wheel into a curb...
On my splitter they left a ton of hardware out. They should replace and if it was anything like mine its would be pretty easy to prove that it wasn't installed with all the hardware.
Looks like you got yours done quick. Mine turned out OK...the sheen of the newly painted area isnt perfect, but i doubt anyone would notice but me. However it might drive my ass crazy...so i will either buy a new wheel this winter or buy 4 from Signature.
Yes..its a mobile repair...i would assume that there are repair shops similar local to you. This guy works out of a box truck...he said he had the color to match the black. I left the wheel outside my house today, and he will com work on it and see what he can do. I created a thread a few...
Well I am in the same boat with a curbed wheel but it's my own dumb fault. I was in a tight Parking lot, and in that case I'll always choose to park next to a curb instead of another car to prevent potential door dings. I got as close as possible to the curb backing in...then when I pulled out...
I'm in a similar boat. Happened last Friday. I have a mobile repair coming to my house today to repair the wheel. My main concern in the color match...but for 125 bucks we will see how it looks. If it looks bad and i cant stand it ill shell out 700 for new wheels or maybe just run the ugly...
Well for once I can say for sure I'm glad i didn't buy and R! Long story short I just made a $600+ mistake. Parked really close to a curb in a tight parking lot to prevent door dings...when i left I cut the wheel a bit to early. I'm not sure how i drive my Terminator for 10 years and never...
One thing on those prices listed on autotrader and/or cars.com....they are like you said either bait or the dealer doesn't control them.
When i found my GT350 listed it was on cars.com for 58K so i called and told them i was interested and I was going to buy it that day for that price. MSRP...
Ah i think my post was confusing. i was saying not much prep as in no repairs needed on the floor. I am not doing it myself i am having it professionally done. They will grind and etch the concrete before they lay the epoxy i believe.
Not much floor prep. For a good quality epoxy coat 4 bucks per square foot is a good price. I could get multipe quotes, and typically do, but I've seen their work at comercial buildings that I've been to and a friend of mine used them. So word of mouth goes a long way for me.
I have a 3 car attached and 27*32 detached so it's a lot of space. It works out to 4 dollars per square foot plus they will do the epoxy up the stem walls. I don't believe it's diamond reinforced. It will have flake and an aggregate to make it no slip. Then they put a clear coat over the top...
I was just quoted $6500 to epoxy the 1600 SQFT of garage space i have (attached and detached). The Mrs. is OK with it and looking forward to it...now if i told her to not park in there during the winter until her car drips off I might end up sleeping out there with the cars!!!!!
A the grocery the other day I had an older gentlemen eyeing the car. I fired it up and he came over and told me he liked it and it looked sharp. He said this is the best looking Mustang I've seen then he continued to say that this one looks as good as a Shelby. Then I said well it is a shelby...