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Love those TH wheels. Would you mind sharing the trail? I've been dying to take mine out. Need to find a good trail that won't give me any "AZ pinstripes". Local to the PHX area.

Works perfectly. The valve screws over top of the oil drain and has a protective metal cap. When changing oil, you remove the cap and screw in the drain tube. The oil will only begin to drain once the drain tube is fully screwed in, and you can even control the rate at which the oil drains (if...

I have this one in 64mm. Looks cool and works great. Also installed this oil drain valve in M12-1.25. Oil changes done in minutes. Also bought this flexible funnel and this 5qt 3-pack of oil which I thought was a great price ($71). All that and a drain pan and you're in business!

If you park on an incline, shifts from P-R are rough and give a "clunk". My driveway is sloped and it pained me to shift out of P every time. I fixed this by enabling the automatic park brake which engages every time the vehicle is switched into park and turned off. No more clunk. As for rough...

Gripes are accurate. Don't forget about no power folding mirrors!

Beast. Are those 35s? They look bigger than that!

Would love to see some photos. I am thinking of doing the same on mine. :please:

Pretty sure those crash pads serve no other functional purpose than to keep the front fender panels aligned with the front crash bar in the event of a small collision. One close look at the photo and it's pretty clear to me. It's a crash pad, not an airbag. There's the assertion that it's there...

We need more pics! Looks excellent- I've been wanting to do this on mine for a while.

Mine does this too after a cold start, usually the first shift off the driveway

If you're talking 1/64th Matchbox cars, ebay is your friend. I picked up one recently for $8 shipped :like:

I don't see the Pro ones listed on their site - are they available yet? I'll grab a pair of those for sure!

Pics? Now you have me concerned! Maybe you were parked on an uneven surface when measuring?

Is anyone else running 20" wheels on 35s? I am considering going this route. More specifically, 20x9 0 offset wheels, Falken Wildpeak 35x11.5R20 tires. I understand the 0 offset might be a little bit much in terms of poke, but hey, it's gonna be good looking, plus I have PPF to protect from rock...

Glad I could help. Sounds like you found a worthwhile installer and I'm sure you will like the result. Cheers!

How did you tint these? I received mine yesterday and I agree the white LEDs are too much.

I see 3 routes you could take: vinyl wrap, paint, or color change PPF. Vinyl wraps last about 3-5 years depending on color and UV exposure. Black being the worst for longevity and if kept in the sun will cause premature failure. Roofs tend to get the most sun and the least TLC, especially on...

Translation of Slappy's reply: "*Laughs* This appears to be a useless piece of plastic for your hood. I've encountered a few similar products for sale on ebay, and the lack of customer photos that thoroughly demonstrate this product's quality is cause for concern. Based on prior experience, this...

PM sent. You are the man!

Love your idea of having the excel sheet, and looks like you put in the time to set it up nicely. Would also work great for maintenance, fuel, service intervals, etc. Would you be willing to share?