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An asphalt weapon...

I run over porcupines.

yuk yuk :) The sno-seal has an uncanny ability to soften up worn bolsters, and it lasts too. I'll treat mine again next month when it's hot. The dye is a helpful tip though, thanks for sharing. Is your car about done in terms of heavy lifting? It sure seems to be turning into a 'good one'. Coooool....

Think about this way... A burnout that you can impress the neighbor's kids without any damage to your tires.

Oh, and nice roof shot btw.

Hi all, I have a 2003 c4. Absolutely fantastic car that I have had for around 7 years now. My only issue is the brakes. They have never been what I would call confidence inspiring. I have had a Boxster (1999) in the past and the brakes on that were spot on. My car has Psm and I’m sure I have read s...

Some people have been relatively successful with just patching it with a large heat shrink tubing, but of course, the best route is to replace it.

DT, man you need to back away from the computer and take a deeeeep breath. You don't wanna go do something harsh and sell your nice 996 over a little silly oil filler tube. Heck, all you have to do is remove half of the engine to replace that thing, that's all. :lol: Oh, and trust me... when you see...

Sno Seal (recommended by Cuda) really softened up my driver's bolsters. Apply on a hot summer day to let the leather absorb the moisture. Between that and color treatment they should feel and look great. Sno-Seal Beeswax Sealer? Really? Wow, never thought we'd have to waterproof our seats, but give...

ElSchnell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 30, 2018 12:08 pm What do you have to rub to get three wishes?

Well, I have to rub my wife in three places just to get *one* wish to come true!

She loves the country... now pass me some sweet tea, rice (heh) bread, greens, mash potatoes, and friend chicken! Ah yea!