WHAT DID YOU DO TO YOUR FRS TODAY?

[soundman98]

Nothing a little brake cleaner can't fix!

[ToySub1946]

>>I looked at my car in my garage today.<<

It's dusty. I last washed it Sept. 2019...after a 3100 mile trip.

Since February 2, 2020 I've driven 234 miles and filled it's tank once again, in early June.

I've Gone to grocery store once... in late March...not since then.

I use the car to go to USPS and to Bread Outlet store, that's it for car trips.

Isn't Covid just great !

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Why don't you folks just weld the engine to the frame (body), weld the transmission to the engine, and weld all the other parts of the drive train together then weld that all up to the transmission? -

Actually, I had the opposite idea.

What we need are motor mounts that have a mini "air suspension" setup for the bushings. That way, when it's time to change spark plugs, you push a button, raise the engine, batta bing, done.

[Yoshoobaroo]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Actually, I had the opposite idea.

What we need are motor mounts that have a mini "air suspension" setup for the bushings. That way, when it's time to change spark plugs, you push a button, raise the engine, batta bing, done.

[Compelica]

Originally Posted by KR-S 86

I'm a little late to this, but all I've used was synthetic caliper grease from an O'Reilly's in my area.

So far it seems to work; my brakes have not squealed any louder from when I initially posted a few days ago.

Where did you specifically lubed it btw? Got a brake squeak for me that I need to fix real quick.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Actually, I had the opposite idea.

What we need are motor mounts that have a mini "air suspension" setup for the bushings. That way, when it's time to change spark plugs, you push a button, raise the engine, batta bing, done.

Why stop there?

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Why stop there?

Works for me, although not sure I'd want to "drive" that.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Works for me, although not sure I'd want to "drive" that.

In Transformer universe car drive you.

[corry29]

Never thought I'd be getting this type of item because I've always considered them "rice" and never understood the function of these until now.

The bucket seats in my car was repositioning my seatbelt to slice my neck during driving. So I ended up getting seatbelt pads for my seatbelts

[MJones_RB]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Actually, I had the opposite idea.

What we need are motor mounts that have a mini "air suspension" setup for the bushings. That way, when it's time to change spark plugs, you push a button, raise the engine, batta bing, done.

Actually all we need are access holes across from the spark plugs so you can get a socket thru the fenderwall.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by MJones_RB

Actually all we need are access holes across from the spark plugs so you can get a socket thru the fenderwall.

Oh sure, but my solution is much cooler.

[humfrz]

Well, my second vehicle had a "door" you could open to access the spark plugs -

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Well, my second vehicle had a "door" you could open to access the spark plugs -

And a nice fender to sit on while doing it!

[KR-S]

Originally Posted by Compelica

Where did you specifically lubed it btw? Got a brake squeak for me that I need to fix real quick.

In my case, I went ham and lubed everywhere (except of course where the pad contacts the rotor).

I lubed all possible contact points where the pad meets the caliper assembly, and I even went as far as to lube the pad clips themselves.

Can't say this is a guaranteed solution because my car is just now starting to squeal again. Probably a result of me running Hawk HP+ pads though, which according to other forums squeal like a motherfucker), so I'm not gonna worry too much about it anymore (until maybe when I switch to steel brake lines in the future).