Car-spotting thread
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Strugglebus
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Does anyone have a recommendation for a good wax or ceramic coating of some kind? Trying to give the car a coat before the winter and don’t know where to start with all the options out there
iman29
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I'd prefer we keep the heated political discussions off the board please.
What are you looking for out of it?
The most important part of ceramic coating is a good paint correction. Outside of that I'm not sure it's done much for me, though I didn't get the same level as Carson. Other than the ceramic, the maintenance coatings that are ceramic specific are pricey and haven't worked as well for me as some cheaper products. I've tried a few of the known brands, like Adam's, Chemical Guys, NexGen, etc. and they're just $$$ for small quantities.
At this point, I usually use these products which are relatively cheap in large quantities and seem to work better:
I use Bead Maker most of the time after a hand wash with the drying process to prevent water spots, and then another quick mist once dry. This one is super slick and likes some time to bake on.
I started using Wash Wax waterless wash for the in between stuff. Usually if the car isn't covered in shit and just needs a quick wipe. Also applies a decent, slick coating.
Was it an N? Or a vanilla Veloster?
Steve Vai
Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
IDK. It was loud as shit.
Steve Vai
Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
There is no examples of proper front plate mounting.
Buddy of mine in high school had a lightning with way too much boost and that thing was fun AF
I remember when Nathan had one of those Lightnings that ran 11s...omg did we have fun fucking with people at traffic lights with that....Truck with be loaded with both of our dirt bike and we would be racing people from stop lights on 206.
Thats a 38 ford deluxe....dont see those very often. Love the tear drop headlights on 37-38s
Yeah so much to say here. But no reason to use wax anymore and all the ceramic sprays last a month or so. Getting a more permanent (a year or more) coating requires a little more prepwork and time. So not sure what you are after here.
one piece crank
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rick81721
Lothar
You gotta drive one of these and report back
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a34359564/2021-porsche-911-turbo-s-testing-zero-to-60/
GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
What's up with that muffler? It looks bigger than a gas tank.
Freaking horrible. Some people say its for aero, others to make the S55 sound half decent. The new G series S58 cars will apparently have it as well. It's affectionately called the "cow udder".