If the cost is the same then i'd paint. Mate had his bonnet matt black plastidip'd due to stone chips, but two problems were you will need to fill and rub down all the old stone chips first because despite the relative 'thickness' of plastidip you could still see them. Next (worse) problem was...
I think you need to ask yourself 'why' you want to do it ? Is it just to be different/unique ? or is it to do away with lag and have massive power?
Having just spent a load of time with Garrett i can tell you that the latest gen GTX turbos (and the Borg Warner EFR range) are light years ahead of...
Brake light switch. The switch has seperate outputs for the clusters and the eye level light so its quite possible the clusters dont work and the eye level one does, had this just a few months back. Get the latest revision (green bodied) switch from GSF but make sure you know how to fit it or...
Yes but i think Tufftys point is it doesnt matter what the bars are made from, the issue is the bush is seized, not that bar isnt up to the job. With the bush siezed the weight of the car will be bending the bar back and forth ALL the time - accelrating/decellerating/potholes etc., and it has to...
I think the 'tractor noises' are the giveaway here. Engine is goosed. Even if you do manage to clean it all out, fill it full of oil and it runs OK, the chances are it wont be OK for long. Get a new engine.
Stainless has a lower tensile strength than mild so you're actually MORE likely to snap a stainless bar. That being said the bars dont snap 'by themselves' there is always a contributing factor such as the bush they bolt to seizing.
Its the vapours that are flammable, so less fuel = more vapour in the the tank = more flammable
Of course IF you do actually start a fire then more fuel is a bad thing so just dont start a fire!
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