Good tip. Thanks .
How do you like the Nokians? I had Blizzak WS80s (which were fantastic in snow and on ice, but obviously snow tires in the dry) and Michelin X-ice 3s (which were great on dry roads, but just so so in the snow). Nokian's have always been something I wanted to try.
I drive the busiest highway in North America on a daily basis. I drive about 4000 km (2500 miles) a month. I've had my Bullitt since June 1, and have put 25,000 km on it,which is about 15,000 miles. I spend 3 hours a day commuting, And never once, have I regretted getting a manual. To me, a...
I'm certainly not expecting it to be perfect. While I haven't driven one yet, I've climbed in and around one, heard them run, etc. To Me, trading something I can really appreciate occasionally, the mid engine design, At least from a driving experience perspective, for something I get to enjoy...
I've driven single and dual clutch automatics, as well as all kinds of traditional ones, and they are all an answer to a question that I'm not asking. 99.9% of my driving is on the street, so losing a half a second, or even a second, in a zero to 60 means nothing to me. What does matter to me is...
Id be in line for a C8. IF it came with a manual. I'm not that old yet that I need to computer to shift for me.
So yes, I just priced out a GT350 in Ford Performance Blue.
As mine is a year round daily driver, I've starting thinking about snow tires. Usually, I'd just go down a couple of sizes, and use the 18 inch rim from the regular GT or EcoBoost. However, as we have those bloody big Brembos, that won't work. So, do I just use the 19's and try to get 19 inch...
My last two cars had paddle shifters, and about once a year I'd give them a try, and then realize the car was shifting better then I was, so I may as well leave it alone.
As others have said, just play with it. The computer will outsmart you every time if you try to do something stupid. The...
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My thought was actually doing the areas under the back seat. That feels to me like it is the worst of it. But harder to get at too.
I wondered how Steedas rear seat delete would work out.
As minor as the stitching issue seems, I must agree with you. It really doesn't make the green stitching as a design element seem cohesive.
Not to mention the truly shit quality of the vinyl on the handbrake lever and the boot. It's just embarrassingly bad.