Tommy's awe-inspiring Ccoupe
I did the side mirror repeaters as well.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Xhale - it's been a while, so my memory is a little fuzzy. My guess was that I got the calipers for around $500? And I got a about a hundred off the list price on the Racing Brake rotors (they need non-ceramic pads, btw).
Though I really have not noticed any difference in braking, but the rotors are 7 lbs lighter than C32 stock, which is a nice drop in unpsprung weight. (though the entire package should be fairly heavier than the stockies were, of course).
Good to see some of the OGs popping out of the woodwork again like Lorinser.
It doesn't provide the protection of Lamin-X, but it is a hell of a lot easier to apply on our weirdly-shaped headlights.




Renntech pulley
Chipped by Upsolute with what is supposed to be a tune factoring in the pulley, but I have my doubts
K&N filter
Supersprint headers
Magnaflow downstream cat
Eisenmann race exhaust
I'm hoping for 185-195 at the wheels
What do people do about ESP? Turn off at the button, or go into dyno mode?
Once done, I'll start shopping for another tune if I think it may be worth it

Before you ask - yes, my rear shelf is still wrapped in plastic in the shed.
Erik




Then he sets everything up, I'm watching from the front with the hood open, and the supercharger lifts off the block at the end of the run. It was almost funny. The banjo fitting had come loose, which was interesting. So we get that back tightened down. Not wanting to push my luck at all, I stop the presses right there. He unplugs everything and puts down the hood. We hear a "whoosh", can't figure it out, then open the hood again, and the passenger side prop gave up the ghost and had busted its seal. I was ready to cry or gulp down a bottle of Jaeger.

So, needless to say, I've got my rental all set for tomorrow; I'll call my local shop and see about limping it in to have them go over everything and start replacing sh*t. The Fiat Abarth can't come to the US soon enough.
and our DIY repainted family beater E39 528i still look like **** (well it looks better than before) after my bro and i put in the works for a week. AND today my sister tore the passenger vanity mirror right off.

Talked to my shop this morning on the way to work (driving a rental Prius - always wondered what it was like. Now I can cross it off my bucket list, and go back to real cars). Price he's getting is $1,350 for an oem cat, but it'll be worth it if I never have the 0420 come up again, and it quiets things down a bit. The airbox for the s/c was still tight when I checked on things this morning, so that's a good thing. Car goes in on Monday.

Talked to my shop this morning on the way to work (driving a rental Prius - always wondered what it was like. Now I can cross it off my bucket list, and go back to real cars). Price he's getting is $1,350 for an oem cat, but it'll be worth it if I never have the 0420 come up again, and it quiets things down a bit. The airbox for the s/c was still tight when I checked on things this morning, so that's a good thing. Car goes in on Monday.
It was a little quicker than I expected. I haven't driven the CRZ yet (only sat in it, which I found much superior to the Prius layout, but I'm biased, since it reminds me of my crx), but especially with the manual option, I'd imagine I'd lean much more to the CRZ if I had to buy a hybrid.
Still, it's a fun rental for the day, and a step up from my normal Hyundai Accent with manual window cranks.
It was a little quicker than I expected. I haven't driven the CRZ yet (only sat in it, which I found much superior to the Prius layout, but I'm biased, since it reminds me of my crx), but especially with the manual option, I'd imagine I'd lean much more to the CRZ if I had to buy a hybrid.
Still, it's a fun rental for the day, and a step up from my normal Hyundai Accent with manual window cranks.
After I saw this one at the SD Auto show I fell in love 










