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I give up trying to clean these wheels by hand, the spokes are too close together and my hands are too big so I bought one of these

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waizzz- should've asked me earlier. that brush will just spray you with dirty soapy water while washing your wheels. one of the recent WORST tools i bought. :shakes head: i only use it now to wash the barrel of the wheel without removing the wheel from the car.

here's the brush you want:

20" Montana Original Boar's Hair Wheel Brush : Amazon.com : Automotive

Long Handle Boars' Hair Wheel Brush - Griot's Garage

... or just use a wash mitt or long hair MF towel as your mitt.

That thing is perfect, nothing else can it fit inside the spokes since my hands are too big lol

I used it on Saturday, really came in handy!

as long as you dont get to obsessive with shoving it up and down the tailpipe i think you should do just fine with that :rofl2:

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That's just for the wheels!

huh, glad it worked for you. i hate that brush. :icon17:

"tailpipe" :rolleyes:

does your WRX have 4 tailpipees? :icon17:

I use it to get behind the wheel face so there is no splash back

I don't need it for the exhaust though, that thing is easy to clean :)

oh so you're cleaning the barrel of the wheel. in that case, yah, that brush works. i mentioned on my earlier post that that's about all i can use it for. :D

for wheels i just use the long handle boar's hair brush, and remove the rest of it using a towel.

I just use a microfiber sponge and microfiber towel combination for the face and use this brush to get behind it.

Side note, I am really happy with the matte finish on the Type-F's, I never thought I would like a matte wheel but this one I really do.

I see the title and keep thinking Panda Express :p

One of the girls in the carpool calls it that since I am shuttling around people all the time :icon17:

Offer her some rice damn you :bowrofl:

I offered her some orange chicken :tup:

Fixed! :icon17:

Back Topic!

She looks great Wais to be honest :tup:

That means alot coming from you so I appreciate the support :tup:

The best thing about this car is that it allows me to retire my Z from normal duty and will allow me to finally fix the issues I have been having with it since I have another car I can drive around while it is in the bodyshop

have to agree with trips dude, it really is turning out quite nicely...funny thing is it's the opposite for me when it comes to repairs, im gonna be using the Z for a bit while my civic is being repaired lol

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I've never had two cars before, but now I always will. See it comes in handy!

yah, the fit is really great for wat it is for sure. :tup:

you need a spare hobby car next. :tup:

Next project car will be a 1980 Toyota Corolla, I always wanted to build one of these and just need the space and time to do so.

I still want to have an R35 down the line but no timetable for that :)

http://japanesenostalgiccar.com/word...71Liftback.jpg

:tup: very cool. those were driving around new when i was much younger. :D

Making me regret getting rid of my GE8 when I picked up the Z :( need another tiny 4 door again, nice build! I ran SSR's on mine too
http://www.vividracing.com/blog/wp-c...sr-quarter.jpg

Nice GE you had there, look like you were running Type-C's :yum:

cool GE, vivid. :)

Thanks guys, I sure miss the 87 octane and $15 every two weeks in gas.. but having a car that can get out of its own way trumps all

have the cake and eat it too. keep your Z and Fit. :) i own 2 GE's.

I have never had such a cheap car to operate, I am loving it's practicality!

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The Fit allows me to keep my Z for a long time and since the Z is long paid off I have no intentions of ever selling it :tup:

:tup: yep, that's the way to roll. :D

Little update:

Added the OEM rear bumper garnish and Gorilla wheel locks

This is pretty much how she will look going forward, I don't really want to do anything else to her exterior-wise but I did order a
new Zeta armrest for the interior which I have yet to install

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Waizz- that applique looks good I need to get one too. :)

I need it since one of the people in my carpool is clueless when he puts his computer bag in my trunk and I don't want him to scratch my bumper

I actually like the way it looks too, adds a little contrast to the rear :tup:

how is it when you have to wax/polish? does that get in the way like a sore thumb, or not too bad? and is the material plastic like or more like that slip-proof stuff people put on metal stair cases? :confused:

thanks.

So is this Jazz gona get a swap or what?

What about some front and rear jdm bages (Red H). I think that would be the finishing touch.

Not unless you mean putting an electric motor to make it a hybrid :icon17:

I am more than satisfied with the power since it is so light it's very nimble and if anything I am trying to make it more efficient only

I'm not a fan of those but I know alot of other people have them

Jazz Emblem and Red Jdm Badges. Do it, Do it, Do it!

As far as the swap I guess some angels just aren’t meant to have halo’s. :tup:

Keep it up. Fun car!