Looks nice and clean. If I were going to do it I'd want something fabricated, not tape because it's going to get gummy in the sun, and matte as possible to prevent reflections.
I had the tire patched as there was a self tapping screw in it.
For the record the sensor said this was 27.6 psi. The pump said zero.
The tire shop said to stop using these valve stem caps as well as they were corroding.
So, shout out to Signature. I had a lot of vibration in my wheels and it turned out that they had a bad bore size for the fronts. I let them know and they shipped me two new wheels, and very quickly.
No. Once you remove the screw from under the back wing of the bumper, and the tiny one from the original post, and the ones from the top and bottom of the front edge (some are under the service panel), you use a trim tool to defeat the clips that are circled in the exploded diagram. It takes two...
I pulled out of the garage without remembering the batter tender was plugged in. Only the CTEK quick connector was damaged as the wires were pulled from the terminal, but I'm not sure I can repair it. 🤦♂️
Makes me wish I had gone with this: https://hethelsport.com/tools/charger-connection-kit/
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@Bellsemple I don't know. I can't see how the valve would have been off 45 degrees. The Aerie spring is different than the stock interface with the valve, but once it was explained it was simple. Just don't turn the valve when you remove the old controller.
Even on what appears to be a wet skidpad. I've gotten it to break once but it was an off camber turn. Sporty thing that, but still managed a lovely controlled slide.
They sanded mine off afterwards.
I mentioned this before but since we're resurrecting the thread, make sure you get the top media blasted to protect the coating underneath. My dealer told me removing the coating would void my warranty.
It depends on what I'm doing. If it's just gradual acceleration I'll shift sooner. If I'm going for quick acceleration I'll shift later to get the most from each gear. But wringing it out to get to forty miles an hour seems boy-racerish. So, yeah, 3-3.5k is about where I shift generally.