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Wow. Had no idea that was a thing.

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You want to try that post again without starting like a jackass? Also, the post you quoted me on wasn't even directed at you. 🤷‍♂️

^ what he said. What are your goals by changing springs? What are you going to use the car for?

^ definitely sober. 🤣

Ok. I was under the impression you just bought the wheels and had them mounted.

Everyone knows those black out plates are only for secret car shows. Lol

Why not go after the vendor who sold the wheel?

Dear god. That marketing lead must be delivering pizzas right now. 🤦‍♂️

Yeah, I'm talking about the coupes that came out 2015-2019. But you are right, the 6-speed was only available on the turbo 4 cylinder. Id prefer the V6 auto personally. But the coupes are supposed ride and handle better than a BMW. I'm considering looking at one for a DD.

Anyone ever drive the Cadillac ATS coupe? They were available with a strong v6 and a 6 speed. They're supposed to ride and handle amazing.

But the DI pump does cycle. That's literally the discussion here. And of it were piston slap it would do it at start up, at idle, and in neutral. It would not be dependent on only a specific RPM band, under a specific load.

I just made an interesting observation on the way home. I know this is an older thread, but someone mentioned that it goes away in higher gears. I have a 6 speed, so I tied it out. Sure enough, I couldn't duplicate it in 4-6th gears in that 2-3k RPM range (or any range). In addition, it doesn't...

That made no difference for me. The 2k rattle generally doesnt change with oil or ceretec. Don't confuse this with the BBQ tick.

No. Not tuned. It's the same rattle they all make.

Its done by good shops everyday my friend. Just don't let the 3 stooges take it off and you'll be fine.

PPF removal doesn't damage paint, unless you have some janky spray job or it wasn't applied correctly.

I personally can't think of cons, other than the cost. If your car lives in the sun PPF won't last indefinitely. But it doesn't sound like that's an issue. Modern PPF has come a long way. If you get a scratch or scrape it'll self heal with a little heat.

How so?