Recent content by Subw00er

The mirror vibration is normal if you have the bass up. washers are not great. I'd call thata normal, but certianly fine enough for usage. Yours might need to be reaimed up, or use them at a slower speed. I actually prefer when they shoot low so it doesnt go all over the paint at low speeds. I...

Go to another dealer ya'll. The OEM parts to do the oil change were about $80 for me.

As per Lotus corporate, there is no run in procedure - this is what my dealer told me about a year ago. I pretty much did what is above anyway though, and oil at 2.5 and 5K miles.

I've used this stuff since 2018 on my zl1 wheel and knob, along with a brush and it works well...

In my garage, for whatever reason, my verdant is blue. Love the hypercolorness of it

ok cool, let us know. I guess with no gate design on top, its ok if its spins a little over time.

Do those helicoils hold the knob well? No spin?

I have a nice lathe and could try this.. PM me your budget and I'll see if the radius ball turning attachment tooling I need and my time would make a good match. :) Looks like the attachment can do a 2" max diameter.

wk cool. which thread?

@Eagle7 did you ever make the wooden knob? I could make that, but I'd need a radius cutter.. What dimensions are the stalk and set screw? I'm guessing its a M9 or M10, and maybe a M4 for the set screw.

Word of warning.... at the spray booth, DO NOT USE the pink tri foam stuff on your wheels. It stained my yellow calipers and it was a pita to remove. :)

Thank God.

start moisturizing to slow it down. Evaluate how you get in and out and try not to hit the bolster as much. Also, look at your pants for anything that may dig in.

I dont know, feels like an internal amp issue, or maybe some pump is firing off and its causing the pop. Its a pretty common problem with car audio systems and associated equipment that dont have good grounds. I'm not going off of any real data here, just experience and guessing. Because its...

I get these also at stop lights.. I think its a ground issue in the amp - likely not solvable. Fortunately, its not that annoying. :)