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Only clutch issue that I see/read a lot of is complaints of how light the engagement is. I don't think those guys worried once about clutch wear nor shift RPMs.

Here in Vegas, we only have 91 octane on most gas stations. There are several Rebel gas stations with 100 octane and I’ve been tempted to mix octanes to produce 93 octane for the full 526 bald eagles! How much do you think I’m pushing with 91 octane?

Installed it just like in the instruction video from MGW...

Washed and detailed my car all day yesterday. Won't be driving it until the car show this Saturday coming up.

Got it!

Bought mine from Idaho and paid Clark County tax of 8.25% which is $5K for me. No need for smog here but needed a VIN inspection.

Doesnt sound like it. New cars in CA dont need smog. Even here in NV we are exempt for the first 2yrs. I could be wrong...

Last time I checked, new cars don't need smog checks in CA. Unless you are buying a used one that is 5yrs or older. I'm from San Diego, but stationed in Las Vegas.

YES!

You should demand a Supplemental Package!

I know mine does.

I bought a low pro jack from HF for my other low clearance car a couple of years ago and I got it for less than $100 as well. Works just fine!

Did you read the Cons?

Somebody out there is driving his 2018 Orange GT350 as we speak...

Only one I can think of...They're a bunch of bitches!

Well, OP should be able to see this loan on his account online to show that it's not a bounce check. Plus, the account number is there on the check so no reason to bounce and account number is all they need.

That's odd. Get with your bank and the dealership to find out more. Be proactive about this since we are talking about $60K+.

First you need to consider the Pros and Cons of dealer services: Pros: Trained to service your car per spec Warranty Easy and no sweat on your part Cons: Not trained to service your car per spec No warranty You will get dirty and sweaty Personally, I always do my own service to my vehicles...

Cashiers check because you don't own any checks, right? Or is the loan with the account number is already at the dealership? In my case, my car was delivered before they received the check from my bank that I mailed them, with me sending a picture of the check with the account number and all...

Not the first time I've heard of this happen.