Hello from Southern Oregon

[MAX FPS]

Been lurking here for a month or so awaiting my car, learning from you all. Thanks for all the great info!
Just got my new Hethel Yellow V6 Manual 2025 about 10 days ago and have already put about 500 miles on it. We've been having an epicly beautiful spring and the curvy country roads here demand nightly road testing. Here's a couple pix of mine. And if it's of interest, I weighed it. Figure 250 pounds of driver and gas, and it's right at 3,200 pounds. Amazingly fun car!

 

[geoffbland]

Welcome to the club. Great photos.

 

[Lotusdoesit]

One of my favorite cars in one of my favorite part of the country. Stunning on both counts.

 

[Nymare]

Just south of you in Reno. Congrats on your new ride. You made a great choice for a new car.
No business association, but I would suggest if you are thinking of doing some light mods, Greg’s Race Parts is a great resource for Emira owners. I got a few mods from him including the cat delete, Miltek exhaust valve controller, and cold air intake. These really transformed the feel of the car.

 

[chirowolf]

let the journey begin

 

[MAX FPS]

Just south of you in Reno. Congrats on your new ride. You made a great choice for a new car.
No business association, but I would suggest if you are thinking of doing some light mods, Greg’s Race Parts is a great resource for Emira owners. I got a few mods from him including the cat delete, Miltek exhaust valve controller, and cold air intake. These really transformed the feel of the car.

Thanks! I need to check out your posts on what you think of those mods in detail. Because I jumped into the GRP pond about the day I got the car. Just finished the button mod last night:

And while I was on the GRP site I figured I'd throw in this $45 wiper fluid cap and see if it caused bad reflections...

Which I'm pretty sure Greg is selling as the $1 Costco hot dog because A) it doesn't reflect and B) This cap really needs that $900 carbon fiber surround to properly frame it...
And down the rabbit hole we go! I enjoy the DIY modding. Part of the fun!