the pics are deceiving. it is in fact clothQuote:
Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
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the pics are deceiving. it is in fact clothQuote:
Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
Really that's cloth...had me fooled
Draining and adding new fluid is okay. Flushing (with a machine) is not the same thing. My friend had his trans(4t80e) flushed at 68k miles and it developed torque converter problems 2 weeks later...It worked perfect before, he just wanted to maintain it and thought flushing was a good idea. Not worth it, why even take the chances?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox
Me too lolQuote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
yea i know. i saw the pics before i went to look and i got there expecting leather :( its cool though the seats are still comfortable afQuote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
Real nice, i would definitely get some tint and exhaust tip's too.:D
its already tinted but very lightly so im gunna get a darker shade. as far as tips im gunna wait until i get new mufflers but until then ill probably polish these ones up niceQuote:
Originally Posted by solidsnake1972
Well, ive had the car for less then a day and i think i need a new wheel bearing. Service abs light is on but no tcs light so im thinking its just a wheel bearing not 100 percent sure tho
Welcome to the Wbody world lol! You'll get use to changing wheel bearings.
Find a shop with a tech 2 scanner and they can scan and usually tell you what the issue is before you go through and start replacing the wheel bearings.
Haha wow, that's funny. Just replace them in pairs and save frustration later. Fronts usually go at around the same time. Timken or Moog.Quote:
Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
30 day warranty ftw
Have them check the cooling system too I needed a new stat even tho everything seemed ok
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Gave her a bath today it was muuuch needed
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These are the tires they put on. good year assurance. from recent experiences with these tires they have done pretty well. ive heard mixed reviews but hey these are brand new so im not complaining
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Directional tires kinda suck, inner edge wear will is common after alot of miles.
Great dry traction, always heard mixed reviews on heavy rain and snow traction.
Brothers in boost lol. the one up front is my brothers lightly modded comp ghttp://i279.photobucket.com/albums/k...8/CAM00190.jpg
small update. picked up this gauge pod during zzps black friday sale. got it for like 50 percent off. current tracking down gauges for it. other plans this weekend are to stop at lowes and make a homemade intake. do it for the whine!http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/k...8/CAM00191.jpg
good snag on the pod....tell your boost brother to get rid of the pinstripe....looks terrible....
i picked up one of the pods too, fits like a glove
haha! i tell him that all the time lol he seems to like it thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by rodguezsciii
You didn't really answer the question lol. But nice pick up. Looks clean!Quote:
Originally Posted by 99GTRED
I had directionals on the Stealth and had no problems in snow. That was even with 245's on 9" wheels.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch
yea so far with all of the snow they seem to be doing pretty wellQuote:
Originally Posted by stealthee