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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. )

:iagree: I can corroborate that statement. I've put a good 50K miles on mine doing exactly that on Texas highways :driving:

Pure-gas.org ftw :tup:

The Z loves to run. Cruising at 85 with quick trips to over 100 was no problem.

The one station I stopped for fuel had 93 with no corn, pure gas. :tup: Got 26.8 mpg out of that tank. :driving:

Come further south and you can still find 93 west of the Mississippi :tiphat:

My car just cruises at 82mph. I miss driving back and forth to work. I don't miss paying the fuel bill.

I have to admit, every single person that came over said they loved those wheels on the Z.

Overall average was 22.8. A lot was at 80+ mph on I80. :driving:

glad you made it home safely.:tup:

Spent $471.00 on fuel for the trip. Lowest per gallon was $3.11 to a high of $4.12. East of the Mississippi, octane is 93. West of it, the octane was 91. :icon14:

I gotta say, them little 5" wide tires really grip the road.

And it drives like a bat out of hell!! :eek: Well, depending on the nut behind the wheel ;) I say that from experience; ask Joby or Bill for a second opinion :icon17:

SOB that Fit it awesome. Best ride out there. thanks compturbo

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