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Nope.......just wrapped the empty plugs in plastic to prevent water getting in. I also bought gutter leaf guard at the big box store, (it's steel dipped in plastic, still looks good after years) to dress the empty holes. ( Cut to shape, and Installed from behind the facia with JB Weld. )

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Good Saturday Morning All. 90* for the high today with 0% chance of rain and it's just March 26th. :ugh2: YES, the young kid that was in the tornado is getting a new truck from a Fort Worth...

Weapons of mass confusion reps. :tiphat:

Never really understood how this works but this is my first time posting on this forum. This is my 2012 370z, owned it for 4 years. Was not really planning to modify it but went completely all out...

So..... worse than I thought... 55 PSI on three of them 56 on the other. WTF??? Brought them down to 35 psi and car feels much better, but still a tad light. I’ll chalk that up to actually having...

Especially if the pimple face kid at Firestone did them:rofl2:

I had the Indy 500's installed a couple weeks ago. No complaints thus far other than a slight steering wheel vibration between 60-80 mph. Classic symptom of either an unbalanced wheel or a tire...

More psi + same load = less contact patch. Hence lighter steering and reduced grip.

Do you have those new 40s on your Jeep yet?

Yea.....a new canvas to paint on. :facepalm: List of things I have done. 1. Line-X the bed. 2. Ziebart undercoat. 3. WeatherTech floor mats. 4. WeatherTech mud flaps. 5. Front windows tinted....

I liked it better when everyone got along tbh... we all had so much more fun back in the day.

I should have said another driveable car :rofl2: I'm gonna dump the Lexus. Dad is getting a new Subaru Outback so I'm just giving it to him to trade-in. I just want it out of the driveway at...

Yep. Not like it used to be. All because of .............

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A fourth car! :tup: must be nice :tiphat: