Sedan Chat Thread
John, I really like what your mechanic came up with for the bracing on the FI RHFCs. I've been wanting to do this, but lack of time. There is definitely more vibration at idle with these cats and it's good to know that the bracing alleviates that. Did he have the steel brackets on hand or did you have to pickup some scrap steel somewhere?
Here are more details in Alfredo's thread: https://www.myg37.com/forums/build-t...ml#post3856429
lol I didn't and it got super annoying having my headlights pointed into the ground.
so finally I gave in and when I got my oil changed at the dealership I told them to adjust my headlights for me they charged me 20 bucks
made a huge difference cause my lights were literally pointed straight into the ground lol couldn't even see the plates of the car 20 ft infront of me
so finally I gave in and when I got my oil changed at the dealership I told them to adjust my headlights for me they charged me 20 bucks
made a huge difference cause my lights were literally pointed straight into the ground lol couldn't even see the plates of the car 20 ft infront of me
lol I didn't and it got super annoying having my headlights pointed into the ground.
so finally I gave in and when I got my oil changed at the dealership I told them to adjust my headlights for me they charged me 20 bucks
made a huge difference cause my lights were literally pointed straight into the ground lol couldn't even see the plates of the car 20 ft infront of me
so finally I gave in and when I got my oil changed at the dealership I told them to adjust my headlights for me they charged me 20 bucks
made a huge difference cause my lights were literally pointed straight into the ground lol couldn't even see the plates of the car 20 ft infront of me
Ideally marking the headlight cutoff at the end of your garage (or some other level place 20 ft away) prior to dropping is the best, then just adjust your lights after lowering back to those marks. That's what I did and was real simple.
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Are you seriously looking for a third G Sedan?