Originally Posted by blackcherry20 (Post 2319944)

:tup: me too! Tummy growling:icon17:

Originally Posted by ZMan8 (Post 2319968)

:hello: all TGIF

Rain in the forecast, but it wouldn't matter as Z is on jack stands today. ;)

Originally Posted by Haboob (Post 2319970)

Thought I was going to be able to keep the Z somewhat clean for more than a week, but no. There's always some sort of dirt on the road or water running across it from over-watering of grass/field, or just a broken pipe. :shakes head:

I give up. I'm going to go back to once a month wash I think.

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2319973)

hi mr.zman! :tup: oh? wats' going on with your Z today? spacers? suspension mods? brake fluid change? :D



hummm... have you looked at getting these waterless washes? these are very convenient. :) just get a bunch of towels and use only one wipe so you dont drag grit.

Griot's Garage 11285 Spray-On Car Wash Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive

i get the above kit and then a gallon + towels. i use about 10 or so towel per wash. those green towels are fantastic. use product liberally to prevent swirls. :)

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2319973)

hi mr.zman! :tup: oh? wats' going on with your Z today? spacers? suspension mods? brake fluid change? :D



hummm... have you looked at getting these waterless washes? these are very convenient. :) just get a bunch of towels and use only one wipe so you dont drag grit.

Griot's Garage 11285 Spray-On Car Wash Kit : Amazon.com : Automotive

i get the above kit and then a gallon + towels. i use about 10 or so towel per wash. those green towels are fantastic. use product liberally to prevent swirls. :)

Originally Posted by ZMan8 (Post 2319977)

Well suspension and spacers, plus im cleaning the whole area and detailing the wheels while they are off the car.

Any recommendations on getting rid of the rust formed on the hub part where the wheels come in contact + the hub centric ring that looks like an old water pipe :icon14::barf: I was thinking of some wd40 or pb blaster + a wire brush.

Originally Posted by Haboob (Post 2319994)

Hmmmmm.

I'll have to look into that. Thanks.

Originally Posted by Nismo89 (Post 2319746)

morning all....well todays my birthday, I got to help with some horses the neighbor needs help with for a party thing she does every year....:icon17:

Originally Posted by happytheman (Post 2320081)

Hey happy burt-day brother! :tup:

Hope you have a great one!

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 2320045)

sounds like fun. :tup: yah, soft wirebrush is what i would use for that, blast some RC car motor spray to clean it all off, then hit it with some engine enamel (after masking the rotor pad contact area) if you want to take it the extra mile. :p

the weird results i got from my fit was that when i used duplicolor engine enamel primer, the matte black paint chipped off after one winter season.

when i did NOT use their primer on my previous fit, the paint did NOT chip off even after 5yrs.. :confused:




yah, it's nice to have that option to clean it at home with no hose. for me it does not go any faster than washing the car with a hose and bucket, but at least i can store the car in the garage without worring about rusting my suspension bits and wat not. even with a blower, i cant get the water 100% out.

Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 2320153)

:excited: to drop off my car later today

Originally Posted by Pintsize725 (Post 2320232)

Watched two runs of V8 practice, a Porsche GT3 qualifying and Pirelli track race. Called it a day on account of rumbling tummies. Had a blast!