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Packages... I love packages... 270 amp alternator Clearance between the alt and the a/c belt

Quick video [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a9-I9UtX_c]2 12s Subaru - YouTube[/video]

Finally got my head unit in the mail lol. Let's get this thing rolling. Will be a while before I can go full tilt though. Good alternators for this car are expensive :pleaseno: Bypass switch for the diodes

Here is the car :D First order of business: getting rid of that dent Now to take car of that headlight Hot voltage: Cold voltage & volt meter Hmm... These look a bit plain All better!

Ok, thanks! And this is something I can do yearly/biyearly?

Hey guys. I have a white 2003 Subaru forester with 100k on it. It has some very light swirl marks on it. What would be my best bet for removing or reducing the appearance of said swirls? Polishing(if so, what polish) or using a filler glaze or similar? I don't have any polish laying around...

Thanks guys! I etched in some lines on my bucket and a plastic cup so I can get an accuring 5oz/5 gallons In terms of how it feels: slick, just as if I did it by hand. But I am using around 3/4 the soap I was using to get the same feel. I never knew that using too much will strip the wax...

Christopher That's really cool of you to keep such a list!!!!

But do I need one - like is having a very precise soap/water ratio that important? Is there something wrong with my methods? If I get a portioner, wouldn't I then have to measure the water too? Hmm... And entire post made of questions lol

I've always filled my bucket with water and squirt it some soap, mix it up, then reach in and rub my fingers together. If they feel slippery, then I'm good. If not, they I add more soap and repeat. Is this a fine way to do it or not? I reason that if my fingers slide by each other, than the...

I soak my applicators in hot soap water for an hour or 2, scrub it underwater, rinse, and dry. Good as new

2 years huh? That seems like a while. I wonder what their testing methodology was. Garaged vs. Sun, now often the car is washed, type of soap/detergent, etc

I guess that was confusing. I mean to say that the clay glides over the smooth area like it should, but if I 'venture' into the unclayed area, it sticks really bad I use Megs GG. I don't think it has wax in it, but I may be wrong. The car has only been in my possession for a few weeks now...

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4IzAeakSyU]I need a better way - YouTube[/video]

The amount of imbedded contaminants in the batch hatch of my car is nauseating. Like, you don't even need to do the plastic bag trick to tell it needs to be clayed. Just by lightly rubbing the back of my hand on it, it feels like 800 grit sandpaper. I can hear it too. After doing a 4x8 or so...

Mswerb: it comes up from the edges of the rim when I use by brush to scrub my tires/rims. The lug nuts also grab the plastidip and pull it up when I rotate tires. If I were to do matte rustoleum, would I still have to clearcoat it?

Acetone?

Ok so here's the deal. I the rims on my first car have chipped and weathered paint. So I tried the 'plasti-dip' route. But since that is a fairly soft, pliable, elastic coating - it didn't have the durability I wanted. If I were to paint them matte black, what would I do? Hit it with 80 or 200...

Haha WOW He has more in his personal collection than all the shops within 15 miles of me combined