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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. )

theres a bunch. hell bender on the way to the dragon from Fontana is good. it's less technical and you can get higher speeds. more sweepers than super tight corners. i'll go into more detail in...

i'll be there earlier so I was planning on doing some runs and spirited fun mon-wed early mornings. well maybe just take it easy Monday to explore. any other roads other than the dragon worth...

I'm sure the cops up there keep track of all the car events and build their budget off of tickets from it.

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That's my second favorite video of yours. Here's my first. Rm9vkl2E_j0

I'm planning some day time runs to get a feel for it than sneaking out early in the AM for a little more spirited run.

Nah, speedo's.

I bought my 370 (my 8th, and I bought my 9th at 47 an 86 GLL) at age 44. I'm now 50 and still have it, but its a dedicated track car now and I daily drive a Porsche and a Ram.

You....old guy at 46? LOL You just been out of diapers for about a week now. :rofl2:

I learned to drive on a 71 240Z, had 3 Camaros, 2 Vettes and I bought my 2012 2 years ago when I was almost 58. I'll turn 60 in October, and I'm looking at a Cayman S for the next car (keeping the...

I had my first Z at 25, and after 3 Z cars later at 37, Im looking forward to the next one. However, if the Z35 has less than 400 hp, I'm going with a Porsche 911 or M4.

I bought my first Z (2012 model) at age 60. When it hit 40,000 miles I traded it in on a 2015 Z, and when it hits 40,000 I'll probably trade it in on whatever the newest Z model is. Age 64 now.

I turned 70 in March and love my Z (2014 Base Auto). Can still get in and out with no problem. Wife is not so enthusiastic but she tolerates it. Enjoy sports cars. Our daily driver is a Toyota...

No worries. That's normal. And what do you think is a proper rotor for what you have now? Have you priced a AP Racing BBK? Over $6,100 for both front and rear. So save your pennies. ...

Real drivers want a car they can feel @ one with. Real drivers want to feel connected to the machine... NOT many people get that concept. Hence the popularity of muscle cars.