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Upgrading the stop before the go is the proper order in which to do it.

You feel you only have to pay attention when driving a manual car? Seriously? SMH.

Another wiper post, but this time I think it's a good one. This may have been mentioned before, but I don't remember seeing it and it definitely wasn't covered in my pre-delivery brief. I have seen that people have noticed the wipers can flinch on power-up. I seem to remember it was...

Did the Eibach springs come with at least adequate instructions? Eibach has "instructions" on their website, but they are only 2 pages. Page 1 tells you you will likely kill yourself and your car will assplode, if you try to DIY and aren't a rocket surgeon, and page 2 only tells you to trim...

That's true and something I will add to my over-thinking list. I did see a picture of the rear Pro springs on their website and installed in a car and they looked very progressive, so that first inch or so may disappear quickly.

One last post, then this thead can die its overdue death. I would like to get the Eibach Pro Kit for a very minor drop, but I was worried about the clearance between the bottom of the hitch and my driveway apron. I'd very much not like to scrape the hitch every time I pull in/out. The other...

I did the same thing with my Genie (Aladdin Connect) and Google, but since I can't park my car in my garage, I found that it's much easier to Velcro a small opener up under the left side forward lip of my dash. I call it Occam's door opener.

How about that? I'll add it to the list. If that guy can do it, I should be able to.

Is it the one that looks like it has something around 20 wires going into it right at the beginning? That seems to be a lot of wires for just one function.

I must have missed where another poster disabled it. I haven't noticed the piped in noise to be bothersome, but it's just another completely unnecessary modern "feature" that can fail. If it's not too involved, I'd like to turn it off, too. Just like the auto headlights and auto intermittent...

I thought this was something I didn't know either, so I gave it a try. It turns climate control completely off, not just the blower. That, I did know. What I noticed for the first time after 3 1/2 months was that the fan speed is displayed along the top of the knob. I thought that was kind...

If you were terrified you weren't a squid. They're too stupid to realize they should be scared. ;)

I got everything done and did a road test today. I had 3 concerns: Whether or not the hitch scraped on my driveway apron when pulling out. It didn't, and there is almost no extra sag with the trailer hooked up, so I should be able to get away without airbags. Which is nice, because I'm...

These should help. The daily commuter and twisty road fun bike: The now former track bike, since I ran out of talent and split my collarbone and ended up with 2 plates and 18 screws inside me. Sale pending. Now that I'm 61, bouncing off the pavement likely won't end well.

I love sunroofs, although I almost never open them. In warmer weather, I tilt them to suck more air through the cabin, without having to mess with the fan. They are also good for venting the cabin, when parked in the heat. If I were worried about a few pounds, I'd go on a diet. ;)

Unless they wrapped it, too, it doesn't look like it.

This: I also call it a 3/4 car garage. I would say excuse the mess, but that's about as neat as it ever gets.

When I saw this thread pop up, I was thinking you wanted to make your HUD a little more fighter pilot-ish. ;)

They do. Mine were a little gritty, though.

The wiring shouldn't be that hard, if most of what you need is already there. Most manufacturers make one wiring harness for all car trims. Or, the harnesses are modular and adding to them is easy. If you've seen an installation of the illuminated front A emblem, you've seen it comes with a...