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This. At anything over 275/295 F/R it's likely to come down to the specific tires and your suspension setup as to whether you'll have some rubbing or not. I'm running more conservative 265/285 setup with PS4S rubber. Definitely if you went with a 305 you'd have to drop to a 30 aspect ratio...

Agreed. Except for the dash cluster and a few other bits, it doesn't look appreciably better than my 350Z did... and it was almost $10K cheaper (although adjusted for inflation not nearly that much).

I didn't either... until there was an accident ahead on the ~6% grade highway hill climb on the way to my house back when I had my Z. After the 70-minute drive, one car length at a time, my left thigh was shaking like I'd done a decathlon. Had it taken much longer, I'd have had to pull over...

For reals... even if this was the only forum I ever browsed - there's just not enough hours in the day to catch up. ;)

I'd say "Solutions Architect" to apply a very thick coat of lipstick to that pig. In reality, the company I work for is so small that I'm basically everything that isn't data entry or customer service (because the day they ask me to handle that will be my last). Which would be fine, if it were...

I'll be the first to admit I have some problems with the styling choices that were made with the MKV... but they pale in comparison to the problems I have with the Z's styling. :puke:

On some level it's all "intermediate development" - unless you're one of those lucky few that doesn't have any clients and can work in a bubble of your own design. :( Even then interoperability and poorly defined APIs can restrict far more than they enable.

I always prefer driving away from Vegas - in any direction. However, my wife and I are some of the very rare true natives... so we've got a lot of local-blindness. While some of the changes in the past 50 years have been good ones... most have not (unless you're a tourist). Friends come here...

I've thought of road tripping there myself... but as an introvert I decided it was too far. ;)

Our 2020's just keep getting rarer and rarer every day. :oops: Oh well, at least those DME's are likely to find a good home. LOL!

I'd think one of those adhesive rubber bumpers for pictures, components, etc. would work well. After a couple sessions of placing and removing it the adhesive would probably be gone but you can just switch to a new one if you got a whole pack of them.

I think Jackie Ding (@JackieD86) made a latch or hook or something like that on the side tunnel and used an elastic band to hold it over in the manual setting IIRC. I remember one video where he was fighting with it the whole time and then another where he was trying different bands. He would...

I'm guessing "Greater Toronto Area" considering his location? ;) Although a meetup in the video game would have some interesting alternatives to "coffee" I suppose.

I use dust... it evenly coats every surface, is free, and requires nothing more than leaving my windows down in the garage on windy days. ;)

It can and will... however, it will be recorded as a claim (which will usually increase premiums later) and it's $50 for you, because of your deductible (mine's $1500 which saves ~$300/year on 3 cars). Not sure on Geico's policies, but in some cases the premium increase will wind up costing as...

WOW... even more inflation than I expected on that! You would think that would be something that would get cheaper with more of them on the road, but this economy is a bit different than any we've seen in the past 40 years, so I guess it's to be expected. :(

Ouch... Safelite wasn't cheap (also due to calibration) but it was $350 less than that - had I gone with factory glass it would have only been $200 less, however around here I always wind up having to do a replacement every 2 years at least... so I just went with the house glass. Can't tell a...

That would definitely be optimal... however, my guess is "never" is the correct answer. :(

You don't know what you're missing... the bugs alone make it worth it. ;)

There's guaranteed to be some difference in sound based on the differences in geometry alone... whether that is a good or bad difference is subjective and unlikely to come through in a recording anyway. Like you however, I'd be interested in knowing.