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So I somehow pulled off my lower air dam/splitter. Not sure how exactly. I only reversed over some leaves and my driveway curb. Oh well, it popped back in easily, but I also didn't have a clip at the edge. Maybe it broke off? In any case, this looks like a fairly important aero piece that would...

Not bad. I think the white poking out at the bottom is a bit strange when all the black is added. Could they just extend the damn up so the lower painted section is also covered?

It can be stored for longer and doesn't gum up small engines, but cars are a different story. At least modern DI cars are a different story. Any vehicle made after the mid 2000s is designed to run on a ratio of ethanol. Turbo cars especially like knock resistance more than burn quantity, so...

@Finpro807, have you done other parts of the car yet? There's not much/any insulation in the floor (in any car really) and the sheet metal isn't quite as thin there. From what I've read from others, the best roi comes from trunk + rear wheel wells, doors, hatch, floor, firewall. In that order...

That doesn't seem right. Out of many pts cars I've owned I've only had an issue when the clutch release sensor (top clutch sensor not lower depression sensor) was bad from wear. In this car it starts every time so far. Could it be a bad sensor?

How often have you had push start fail on you?

I hope the dealers get wise and start selling parts at the parts counters. That would be awesome.

I kinda doubt any warranty or even dealer support. Took my car to the track and after when I asked the dealer to scan it so I could understand why I got a "brake" light on track (it was because "brake pads too hot") they told me driving my car on track invalidates warranty and they're unwilling...

Look at your second photo and the relation of black plastic to silver. Airflow against static pressure is mostly about frontal surface area. By putting anything in front (whether that's plastic, screen, or a thicker intercooler) you're limiting the amount of air that can pass through. Ask the...