If you are going to detail your car that is the way to do it.looks good.

Damn, four days, I only have three. good for you. :happydance:

Rearranged gauges
 

I decided to stack my gauges instead of having them side by side. Before and after pics.

Nice.

What kind of steering wheel? Serious secks.

Thanks

Carbon Fiber Element, they are top quality!

Definitely. I've bought a lot of things from Tony over the years.
He's definitely upping his game compared to the one that I have from a few years ago.

It's been pretty cool to see his quality and creativity increase over the years.

Ergonomically, this is by far the most comfortable steering wheel I've ever had.

Cut/ripped/tore that thing out. Replaced it with the z1 urethane bushing. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...55a387fb39.jpg

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Well its not much, but installed hood struts. Not a fan of prop rods.

The wire clip (holds the ball in the socket) on the drivers side fender took twice as long as the entire rest of the job combined. The plastic fender cover gets in the way of inserting the clip easily.

put the works on.

https://i.imgur.com/juGeIQe.jpg

Finally got around to changing the cabin filter in hopes of helping out the allergies a bit...

For those of you that have not changed it, this was mine after 4 years, and it was garaged the entire time period:

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1528086565

Did mine twice. First time shop took it out and said so... yea you might want to switch it. Looked new compared to yours now that i think back lol

cotton candy :yum:

In six years and 100K miles of daily driving I've changed my cabin air filter three times. This includes regular visits to construction sites, gravel back roads and park dirt roads. Like someone else mentioned, mine looked new upon removal compared to those :icon14:

Is that home insulation on the cabin filter?

I change my cabin filters on my cars religiously every six months and they are always discolored but never any debris like that.