We moved into a new house and there is finally room to keep the Mustang in the garage. That being said, it only made it into the garage this past weekend. I figure investing in an undercarriage sprayer will help in the prevention of rust due to salt. I fully intend to take the car out again this...
I have the same issue. If something is rattling in the cup holder (for example, my airpods), i'll remove it just to make sure that nothing else has popped up.
Isn't the Steeda spring easier to use? My assumption would be that the Steeda spring is better for your knee than the stock spring. By all means, tell me if I am missing something.
Agreed. I was skeptical at first, as I'm not the most confident with electrical work. But after a couple YouTube videos, it was easy. I unplugged the rearview mirror, but if you know where to tap the wires into, it's really not necessary to unplug it.
I just did a road trip from PA to GA. On the return trip I hit up Tail of the Dragon before heading back to PA. I had zero issues. Visibility was great. The only thing I did was basically turn it's screen off because at night it can be distracting. But the screen comes on when there is an alert...
Awesome. If you're looking to get your radar detector out of your way, along with the cable, I recommend getting a mount from Radar Mount! It also comes with wiring to power it from your mirror.
I have the R8. Has definitely helped anytime I'm out driving by telling me which direction it's alerting for. As said above, K-Band is pretty much useless but whenever it chirps, I'm on the alert.
Also, the radar detector plus using Waze for GPS is awesome. I use Waze for the longer drives.
I'm hoping to keep this a while.
I generally trade in after a year or two if I grow bored. The longest duration for owning a car was my 2006 Evo IX SE, which I sold in 2010. It was a HUGE mistake as 2 months later I received orders to Japan and quickly found out that there was a lot of things...