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Yes, I'd like to know this as well. Quite annoying....

I kind of like what I see, so far.

I think the spacers make it look jacked up. Here's a pic of it last summer before the spacers were installed.

LOL - I'm sure my poor photography skills and angle make it look worse than it really is. Ha! Going to ceramic coat my Steeda's when they show up.... :)

Installed Eibach 20mm spacers all the way around. Whoo does it highlight the fact that the front end looks jacked up. Good thing I have some Steeda stuff on the way that will fix that. I also noticed that I have THREE nails in the Pirellis. I've been looking for an excuse to replace these, so...

Just my .02, but the basic Griots Garage dual action polisher should work great. You'll probably need 4-6 mild/strong cutting pads, then 4-6 pads of a lighter polishing pad. Lake County makes great pads: orange for mild cutting, white for the lighter polishing. I like the Wolfgang 3.0 swirl...

Pre-Covid my 2019 took about 3.5 months. But it's a convertible, so that extended the build timeline.

16mpg in city driving, 26mpg on the highway.

Are you guys doing the bushing re-clocking when installing lowering springs? I've got Steeda springs coming and I'm not sure if I need to ask the shop to re-clock the bushings.

19 GT convertible here. Had a bad rattle in the top last year. Took 4 trips to the stealership to get it fixed. And CarPlay occassionaly doesn't work right, but I've seen that in a few other cars, so it's hard to blame Ford for that. Otherwise it's been fine.

I'll be getting out of mine here as soon as I've made a few more payments. The top leaks and creaks, Apple Car play works about 1/2 the time, and the seats are just miserable. Anyway, just bitching and moaning. Congrats on the Chevy. Looks great.

Normal in winter. Sport or sport plus in better weather.

Ouch!! Glad you're OK.

Yea, doing core work does help - good for you. Here's the lumbar support I bought. It's not perfect, but it does help. I haven't driven more than 1 hour with it, so I can't speak to long drives, but for the drive to work it helps...

I have a 2019 GT convertible, auto. I love the motor and the fact that it's a drop top. But there are things that I'm not liking. 1. The front seats are uncomfortable. I've come to hate these seats and can't find a good position in them. The seat bottoms are too short and don't lift high...

The inflatable back seat was a bust. I did end up getting a memory foam pad for my back and it's helping. I can't tell if this is the long term solution or not. Selling the car might be the long term answer, but we'll see. It's a bummer the stock seats are so damn uncomfortable (for me).

I've got a manual inflatable back insert ordered and on the way. I'm going to see if that helps. The seat cushion is a great idea as well - thanks.

Premium seats were killing me on the ride home last night. Sad to say, but I might be trading this in sooner rather than later. Too bad. Everything else about the car is great.

I had the lumbar wire disconnected in my driver seat and it's a bit more comfortable. You do sink into the seats more, but it's better than that damn lumbar jabbing into my back. Man, I really miss the seats in my GTI. They had great leg support and power lumbar that not only went front to back...

Huge fan of my AE. Quiet at 5am when I leave for work. Loud on the on-ramp!