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Been a while but this is what I've done to my car lately:
WedsSport SA20r wheels 18x9.5 Sumitomo tires 265/35 Battleaero swan neck carbon fiber wing Verus front spitter and rear diffuser Seibon carbon fiber hood full Tomei exhaust header back, 80r front pipe, 80r catback exhaust ![]()
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Today! Got my first major paint scratch -- unidentified road debris, loud BOOM and this (see photo, areas circled in red) is the result, two deep scratches just ahead of the rear right wheel.
Question: These two scratches go pretty deep, definitely through the clear coat and well into the paint. Are they repairable w/o respraying/blending that entire rear panel? My instinct is (if they can't be repaired w/o going at the entire panel) to leave it as is, i.e. battle scars from a vehicle that's well cared for but also proudly driven w/o fear. ![]() ![]() |
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I would much rather get it fixed than not. I'm OCD, so I did plenty of research before choosing a body shop. It is literally impossible to tell that anything was done... even on the brightest, and sunniest of days. ![]()
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As for your scratches try Nu Finish Scratch Doctor or similar product first. We used it on some nasty marks on the wife's car with surprisingly good results. If that doesn't give the results you want than look for an auto body or detailing shop that specializes in chip and scratch touch ups. The wife's dealership uses a guy that is fantastic at filling, covering, blending as well as paintless dent repairs. |
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Alright so today I installed the Racecomp Engineering SuperStreet-1 coilovers. The installation was a breeze, and initial impressions are amazing. Not that these are marketed towards that stance life, but as I was adjusting the ride height, I was surprised by how low these can go. I eventually settled on 1 1/2 finger gap all around and set the dampeners to 1 click away from full soft.
For a more detailed look, check out my video of the install. [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-ss-88SRBk[/ame] |
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I would NEVER ask office folks for advice on cars to buy. I work for a business with hundreds of employees and I can count on one hand how many of them are true driving enthusiasts. Most of the SUV loving, texting while driving public just gives me a puzzled look if I tell them that I actually prefer a manual transmission because it is more fun and engaging.
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