I believe if you put the accelerator to the floor while clutch in to start, it'll crank without firing. Some like to do this (couldn't hurt, right?) before actually starting the car, but I don't think it's really necessary
Edit: here's a thread on this for reference -...
@Soulja4187 did you have to do anything different (i.e. sanding rotors, etc) when switching to the Powerstop pads since it's a different pad than OEM? Or just slap em on, bed em in, and good to go?
I've also done a lot of research on this, general consensus seems that LMR's SVE wheels are the best value. I'm probably going with the SVE SP2s when I get new wheels. A lot of people on here have SVE wheels and seem to have no complaints
I use this jack and these jack stands. No problems. My car is not lowered (yet) but the low profile should be fine for a lowered car. Also, I got this pad for the jack and these pinch weld protectors for the jack stands. They work great. Super cheap solution to protect your pinch welds!
Just moved to MA from SC this past summer, so this is the first true winter the car has seen. I'm garaging mine for the winters now and going forward because my plan for the car is to keep it for as long as I possibly can (I'm talking decades), so I'm doing everything I can to prevent salt...
I would think so but since I don't have headers I'm not entirely sure, I haven't ridden in a car with aftermarket catted LTHs. There's probably some threads on this, if not start one and I'm sure people would be happy to chime in
If you want to keep the Corsa catback to keep that exotic sound then changing headers would be the logical choice. In my opinion, it doesn't make sense to buy stock headers bc with the cats they're so expensive anyways you may as well go aftermarket (I'm assuming you don't have emissions in your...
My immediate thoughts for options would be
1) high flow catted headers, don't necessarily have to go to full stock. I'd bet even high flow cats would quiet that sucker down a good bit
2) keep the catless headers but go to quieter catback like you said to keep the sound. I've seen some setups...
In a pinch I tried some from Autozone and Advance Auto, didn’t work for me so I ended up ordering the OEM. They’re the front clamps that connect the headers to mid pipe
Lol cheap sheet metal exhaust clamps that don’t fit? Yes you can. Exhaust clamps to replace factory ones that function properly? No you can’t. I tried
Do yourself a favor and don't order from CARiD.
I ordered two exhaust clamps from CARiD. First of all, I'm in MA and they sourced it from Arizona, not the most efficient so shipping took a while. I get the parts, and they're the wrong part. So the Arizona dealer pulled the wrong part from their...