What did you do to your Sedan today?
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From: Richmond Hill, ON
Thanks Brad. Was time well spent.
I have the Carsmo ***** and GTR starter button as well. Hope you will enjoy them as much as I have.
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From: Asgard, Valhalla
What part of SoCal are you in, Bota?
Thanks Brother. I used Aerospace 404 on the engine bay. I use that for a lot of my detailing. The headlights had to be done. That fogged white discoloration crap started so I just had to kill it.
I moved from Oceanside to live in the high desert in Apple Valley about 10 years ago, but I'm originally from the I.E. (Redlands). Where in So Cal are you from?
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From: Indiana
Yesterday I ordered my Hotchkis sways from tire rack and to my surprise they showed up today.
So I installed them along with the Moog end links. Which by the way are considerably thicker than OEM. I had a minor clunk and now it's gone.
While under the car I noticed that the center diff bushing is blown so that's on the list now.
So I installed them along with the Moog end links. Which by the way are considerably thicker than OEM. I had a minor clunk and now it's gone.
While under the car I noticed that the center diff bushing is blown so that's on the list now.
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Joined: Nov 2016
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From: Asgard, Valhalla
Yesterday I ordered my Hotchkis sways from tire rack and to my surprise they showed up today.
So I installed them along with the Moog end links. Which by the way are considerably thicker than OEM. I had a minor clunk and now it's gone.
While under the car I noticed that the center diff bushing is blown so that's on the list now.
So I installed them along with the Moog end links. Which by the way are considerably thicker than OEM. I had a minor clunk and now it's gone.
While under the car I noticed that the center diff bushing is blown so that's on the list now.
nudge nudge
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From: Indiana
I'll DIY for sure. I'm a glutton for punishment. 
I'll probably spend the money on the Z1 removal tool.
I would love to do the gear change but I do far too much highway driving.
Maybe if this car becomes a toy and I get a new daily I'll make the jump.
I'll probably spend the money on the Z1 removal tool.
I would love to do the gear change but I do far too much highway driving.
Maybe if this car becomes a toy and I get a new daily I'll make the jump.
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From: San Diego, CA
Yesterday I ordered my Hotchkis sways from tire rack and to my surprise they showed up today.
So I installed them along with the Moog end links. Which by the way are considerably thicker than OEM. I had a minor clunk and now it's gone.
While under the car I noticed that the center diff bushing is blown so that's on the list now.
So I installed them along with the Moog end links. Which by the way are considerably thicker than OEM. I had a minor clunk and now it's gone.
While under the car I noticed that the center diff bushing is blown so that's on the list now.
Cool story about that - the shop that did mine called me today asking where I got my parts. They had another sedan in there with the same problem, and instead of charging the guy $1,300 for a new rear end, they called me and asked my opinion of the ride and final result. I guess it wasn't hard to convince him to spend $100 on the parts and $300 for labor for a true sports rear end feel.
