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You are all crazy overprotective over a hunk of metal and plastic. Shit's gonna happen, it's so much easier to just roll with it. Remember everyone, entry-level sports car. Not exactly a hypercar.

You pay for them. It's on the sticker. You won.

TTT

Wheel Cleaner.

What'd you buy?

I checked on this. $580.

I have almost the whole Verus Engineering setup, and I like it a lot. Very clean, I'm just missing the front splitter, which I just ordered today. Decent prices for quality products that actually -do- something.

Thanks, brother!

A better shot of the powder coating.

Damn, if only it wasn't blue I'd pull the trigger on this immediately. I'm sure you'll sell it fast, brother.

I can't imagine this making me upset. Dude just wanted to see what the inside looks like. No harm no foul, just a hilarious reaction when he noticed you. lol.

People have leaned on my car before, usually kids (<25 or so), whatever. A couple of girls were leaned up on mine at the last car show I was at. I -think- they just had the wrong car. There was another black Supra just a couple of cars down. The pro move in your exact situation, though, is to...

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35, Chicago Illinois, Licensed at 15 (Farm) 3 cars on the policy (2018 Imprezza, 2017 Model 3) Clean History, A couple of speeding tickets, an at-fault accident like 20 years ago Full Coverage on all of them 172/month w/ Geico

That's a fair point. I don't doubt that it's safe, but it's ugly. :)

I also just noticed you're running the ground to the shock tower, there is a better location in that cowl area I just described where a factory 8mm (I think) is holding a factory ground for something. Use that. :)

In your second picture, there is a split in the weather stripping there. You can pull that back, and run the lines under/through there into the cowl that covers up the empty area behind there. It's much cleaner for that particular installation. (In that space, you will also find a ~cloth square...

And the Award for Most Effort for Least Return goes to.... Seriously though, excellent write-up. Now I can definitely reference this if/when I need to get into the door internals for something. Job well done!