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Good look homie@Andretti
the Seafoam is usually on sale for $8.99 at Autozone never more than 10 bucks great product. def recommend it, just fill her up with high octane fuel and add it in your tank and mash that gas!
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Reps to the both Of you homies
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TBH i didn't know that you could fill it up in your gas tank. i guess the one i used was different bc i sprayed it directly into the throttle body.
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Yea that's the only way i have heard of people using seafoam as well
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you can use it in the tank, throttle body, use it to to clean your intake, find vacuum leaks etc.....
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**** u mean she won't leave
Dang, I would've gone.
It's 10 AM, I'm still kind of tipsy after waking up and this chick still won't leave smh.
Better throw her *** out the window or some ****
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Thinking about copping a Accord coupe or Genesis coupe as a DD, wanted the camaro but the MPG is trash
Have a Camry as a DD now and lease a BMW
Have a Camry as a DD now and lease a BMW
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Get the genesis with the v8 in it
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I think I want to claybar da whip next time I wash it, had a few questions.
Is it wash, clay, wash?
I've heard to use isopropyl alcohol after claying it to get the residue off, is that true?
What sealant do I use after I clay it? People keep saying seal it after claying but never suggest or recommend a particular kind.
Thanks NT
Is it wash, clay, wash?
I've heard to use isopropyl alcohol after claying it to get the residue off, is that true?
What sealant do I use after I clay it? People keep saying seal it after claying but never suggest or recommend a particular kind.
Thanks NT
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Wash, clay, wash, compound, polish, wax.
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Hmmm..may try that seafoam thing on my Si. How much to throw in the tank? Does it depend on how full your tank is?
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I put most of mines in through my break line
Then put the rest in the tank (1/4)
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Why not go with a 1-2 year old Cayman S or R? With a 60K budget you could get a low mileage S or R Cayman and get a great introduction to the Porsche brand. I just sold my 2012 Cayman R with 15K miles on it through ebay for 55K back in May. Although it is a mid engine platform, you would get an excellent feel for the Porsche build quality before jumping up to the holy grail 911. Also by getting one under warranty you would avoid the heavy cost for repairs encountered by the early model editions currently going in the 30s and low 40s. Owning my first Porsche only made me more confident in the brand and quality, I hope to own a GT3 or 911 Turbo in the next 5 years and am confident that either one will have the build quality and reliability that I experienced with the entry level Cayman.
Nelson, that Evo sounds incredible, but I would be very careful with such a heavily modified car that wasn't under your direction. At the very least I would have FFTEC do a leak down and compression test to verify the viability of the engine and internals. I would also see if you can do a pre-purchase inspection to look for any previous paint or body work that might not be detected by carfax or autocheck. I've been looking for a 97/98 MKIV Supra TT 6-speed for about 2 years now and have passed on about 5 bpu modified cars after pre-purchase inspection revealed info that the owners didn't disclose. Also if you get it, keep the black paint and throw on some polished CCW's, love polished wheels on black cars. Also that APR wing is awesome, keep it
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Tacoma's have been growing on me lately. Any owners in here?
I've owned tacomas, 4runner and currently an Fj Cruiser. What do you want to know? Check out tacomaworld.com tons of info, pics etc about tacomas.
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At cars and coffee this morning.
Once this came through it was over....
Once this came through it was over....
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My uncle took his 65 Malibu to a MAACO. I don't know why he did it, but I'll tell you right now, don't go for a cheap paintjob. Just put out those extra thousands to get a nicer one.
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Dang, I would've gone.
It's 10 AM, I'm still kind of tipsy after waking up and this chick still won't leave smh.
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OMG So much comedy
At least he is doing it on a race track, but god damn
At least he is doing it on a race track, but god damn
Thierry Henry
formerly louislagerfeld
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^^^
@ "Gasolina" playing in the background
@ "Gasolina" playing in the background
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Why is dude drifting in such a new car when he clearly doesn't have experience?
And why in a car without enough power to even drift properly?
AND bumping "Gasolina" at the same time?
dude is full of fail
And why in a car without enough power to even drift properly?
AND bumping "Gasolina" at the same time?
dude is full of fail
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the genesis coupe 2.0t is my DD. it's pretty good on mileage. it's geared for the highway, but with good driving, i usually manage 25 mpg city/highway. my dad was visiting, wanted to drive my car from SD to LA, and was able to get 30+. my '13 base model had an msrp of 25K, but they've bumped the price up around two thousand for the '14.
my issue is i love hearing that turbo spool, and hks blow off. mpg turns to crap at that point. lol
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Any reason you are set on getting a Coupe? The Accord Sedan is a lot nicer looking IMO. Not to mention more practical
and that Genesis Sedan r-spec is nice!
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I mean, everyone has to start somewhere. If I had a track and a few laps, id try to go for glory as well.
