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Btw, nice wheels. I have the same ones :)

Oh also, you could try adding 5mm wheel spacers in the front which would get rid of some of the shadow that makes it look like more fender gap.

1/4" in the rear. Steeda sells spacers that can do that for you (1/8" spacers for 1/4" raise). I think 1/2 is too much.

I would go with springs with a higher spring rate, due to the extra weight of the blower (it's more than just about final ride height; its about the springs ability to control the extra weight and reduce roll, nose dive, etc.). I'm using bmr sp083 with a whipple. Front settled about 1/4" or so...

Did you check the TB voltages to make sure they are in spec? TPS2 on ngauge

Sorry, was asking the OP

Where in Florida are you located?

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Couple updated shots. Added the gt500 side skirts to help match the width and lines of the front end better.

I just asked the shop to paint it a plain black with no metallic - wasn't prescriptive on it.

Pulls right out with clip removal tool.

Agree with zip ties. I did it with the connectors facing down so water doesn't pool in them. You can throw some tape over them for added measure. The bumper isn't going to affect your warranty unless something you did with the bumper impacted another component due to a bad install or something...

Nice numbers! Curious what gears you are running in the rear? Your torque looks great.

The steering wheel doesn't really have an impact on the airbag. As long as you reconnect everything properly, it is its own little module/unit that essentially floats there. I replaced mine last year and used blue loctite on the screw and its still tight and solid. Everything fit together...

Assuming you ended up buying the youstar version? What were the fitment issues? Any pics?

Yeah, agree with the above. If you plan on doing OPG too, I'd say you need a little more mechanical ability.

Couple of updated shots

There is a rubber boot that goes around the shifter and seals the hole in the sheet metal of the car. When I was installing my exhaust I noticed mine was not fully seated properly from underneath. I seated it and the heat in my console immediately went away. Guessing that's your problem.

Have you checked your ride height from one side to the other? Doubt it would cause that much of a difference, but worth checking.

Haha ok was curious if they sold them separately or not because I just got mine yesterday too from mp concepts.