Until you look at all the rock chips on my hood. And cracked bumper. Haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnmadd
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Until you look at all the rock chips on my hood. And cracked bumper. Haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johnmadd
Lol
Not to worry. You are not the only one that's got rock chips in the lower front bumper. They get more chips due to the lower profile of the bumpers and aerodynamics.Quote:
Originally Posted by squashman702
My car looks great from 5-10 ft away and I'm ok with that :)
I first high pressure air blasted all the cracks inside my car, then vacuumed it all out after loosening everything. Then cleaned the exterior and engine bay. Drove the car to heat up and dry the engine bay. Got back with dry tires so I could dress them and redo all my tire pressures. All ready for a mountain blast tomorrow!
Drove to/from Steamboat Springs. What a fun, beautiful drive through the mountains! Definitely stretched her legs ;)
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Replaced the headlamp washer pump and the connecting piece and reconnected it to the reservoir. Crossing my fingers and hoping that there aren't any more leaks in my washer system.
Dropped her off with my paint guy.
New rims and tires with the completion of the rear end.
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Meaty tires? What size?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tnhl1989
Washed/waxed mine including taking off the wheels and cleaning/waxing them inside and out, then cleaned the interior and conditioned the leather.
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