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Now you get to enjoy the R tax when it's time to modify it lol

Who stock them in the states.

Battle craft or you can find joe on social media.

It's been a while since the last money shift what now thread. Shouldn't be too long before the next my engine is making a weird ticking sound thread.

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After some hard driving session I get loose connections. So I'm wondering how y'all are bracing your under dash modules. I keep my flashpro plugged in because I was told when it's unplugged it loses communication with the canflex system. So looking for ideas on how to make these items a bit more...

I'm trying to not think about the aero, seats, steering wheel and shift kit I still need to get. So thanks for reminding me jerk lol

Update on progress so the car is 75% finished. A few changes coming down the pike in the way of new suspension set up and bbk. It's been since November @Jester04 has been working his magic getting the tune right all while putting up with me buying new upgrades and working out the kinks. On E60...

Hit up Axion Industries pretty sure he just got a batch of dp made.

You probably don't need a intercooler. Your car will definitely tell you if you do. Street or track driving nothing is definitive and cars driving style is all different. If you want to burn some money go buy some parts. If you ain't having any issues with heat soak it's probably go to run oem

That's great news. Maybe there's some way to remove it on the way to the shows and attach once you are parked.

Did you manage to fix the lip or is it not repairable?

If it doesn't make the car go faster or handle better save those things for last.

Touge Tour Guide is putting on a back roads Appalachia rally. Boost weather and mountain roads. They normally host about 100 cars and it's a great time.

You still want to buy my coilovers. when I switch out to more things that I don't need in the sake of developing the platform lmfao

Where can we stream the event and watch you race ?

Nobody is a fan of piloti driving shoes? Only reason I ask is because they are the same price range as actual racing shoes. I'm probably going to keep my driving shoes in the car and just change into street shoes each time I get out.

Lately I've been considering getting some dedicated driving footwear. Normally I'd rock chuck Taylor's, vans, Adidas or Nike lifestyle sneakers low top with a flat bottom. Been thinking of getting some piloti shoes however there basically the same as everything else I normally drive in. So I'm...

Clear tails will get my money.