Its true. They are a Top-Tier rated brand, as is SunocoLOL, I actually heard that Costco has decent quality gas... not sure if that's true though! I put it in the MDX whenever I find myself there shopping. BUT, Sunoco around the corner from me has 94 octane, so I'll stick with that for now
It’s around 50 cents a gallon cheaper at my local Costco. Been running it for years and never had any issues or a bad tank of gasLOL, I actually heard that Costco has decent quality gas... not sure if that's true though! I put it in the MDX whenever I find myself there shopping. BUT, Sunoco around the corner from me has 94 octane, so I'll stick with that for now
Check out @axion_industries, they're making their own "Spork" valve cover.
Installed the PRL Titanium inlet. Already had the High Volume Intake, TSP glossy carbon variant.
I really want to get a Spoon valve cover next, but the stock and Spoon plug covers are just ruining my enthusiasm for it. Hate the look, so why change.
Brother, that sucks. Adro was supposed to be getting better. Unreal that alot more companies than I would like to omit only account for OEM specs when they develop products. I guess they all expect us to keep it stock minus the part they make.Today I thought I was going to install the Adro rear diffuser.
Turns out it slightly touches the Apexi N1 exhaust. So my project was a failure…
From their posts, they use OEM valve covers and are painting them in house.
Thanks so much man
Curious, did you have to remove the seat latch to tuck that edge in, or were you able to just wedge it in with some pliersToday I installed the Hypersuede rear seat cover for the FL5--installation was surprisingly easy, with only 2 screws, 5 pins, and 1 bolt holding in the rear seat bottom which you remove completely to install the bottom cover. The trickiest part was removing and reinstalling the center cupholder, which seemingly requires more brute force than finesse for both removal and reinstall.
The seat cover material is PLUSH, and I'm very pleased with the look now that the front and back "match". The kit was ~$465 shipped, and a slow and careful install might've taken 45 minutes.
I'm curious how it'll hold up to a toddler and a continuous barrage of snack food crumbs, but at least for today, it looks good.
Where'd ya source the alcantara center console?Went to an awesome event today and then came home to the Mugen shift knob in the mailbox. Straightforward install but may have tweaked my wrist.
