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Cool story. My wife wouldn't know a brake caliber from a alternator
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Especially since it's a caliper :laughing:
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The 19s look awesome, did they already come with the correct lug pattern or was some sort of modification required?
Its great to hear you're gathering a number of sponsors and even your local auto zone is supporting you, however I'd steer clear of Chemical Guy's products for the most part. If you're looking for a good quick detailer thats available at auto zone Griot's Best of Show detailer is head and shoulders above the Chemical Guy's product and smells amazing! Also it works great in direct sunlight. My personal favorite is Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Detailer due to the hydrophobic characteristics it provides.
As for wheel cleaners I'd stay away from Chemical Guy's as well. Meguiar's Ultimate All Wheel Cleaner is a solid performer and if you're looking for a wheel & tire cleaner Meguiar's "Hot Rims" wheel & tire cleaner performs well in that capacity. Personally soap and water work for me but I did swap out my brake pads for powerstop evolution pads (lovin these pads) so I think that has a lot to do with it, also the weather around here is pretty mild for the most part.
Keep us posted, pretty sure I said this before but I dig the build. :xyxthumbs:
Its great to hear you're gathering a number of sponsors and even your local auto zone is supporting you, however I'd steer clear of Chemical Guy's products for the most part. If you're looking for a good quick detailer thats available at auto zone Griot's Best of Show detailer is head and shoulders above the Chemical Guy's product and smells amazing! Also it works great in direct sunlight. My personal favorite is Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Detailer due to the hydrophobic characteristics it provides.
As for wheel cleaners I'd stay away from Chemical Guy's as well. Meguiar's Ultimate All Wheel Cleaner is a solid performer and if you're looking for a wheel & tire cleaner Meguiar's "Hot Rims" wheel & tire cleaner performs well in that capacity. Personally soap and water work for me but I did swap out my brake pads for powerstop evolution pads (lovin these pads) so I think that has a lot to do with it, also the weather around here is pretty mild for the most part.
Keep us posted, pretty sure I said this before but I dig the build. :xyxthumbs: