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Thank you for the responses, very helpful!

Washed it (again) after a very rainy weekend. Just over 1,200 miles now 🙂

So is that some type of custom part that bolts onto the stock wheels and allows you to run wider slicks or something?

Anyone else know for sure which one it is? Would like to get some orders for my 5V BW. Also, what about the fluid that is in the cooler when you drain the diff? Does it just stay in the cooler and not get drained out? Wondering if you should drain & refill the diff, drive it, then drain it...

Haha, good call. It had been raining, car was already dirty.

Trader Joe's run, safe parking spot!

I apparently do it backwards. I am right handed and wear on my right.

I tried to get that rebate, they offered 7% at the time I ordered. After numerous emails and phone calls back and forth, I never got anywhere with them on the rebate and I think that was not an accident on their part.

Ok, that's what I thought, but the Mustang Mach-E is apparently going to be offering some type of gear change mechanism. Just announced it.

Where does it say anything about it?

Yet to see one in the wild other than a ct4v BW a year ago.

Black rims when? 😄

The plastic clip that holds it in likely broke. 99% chance bumper has to come off.

Washed it. Depending on the light, when you have Black Diamond, you also have Black Raven 😎 Up close of the sparkle, looks like the night sky:

Great 🤦🏻 Guess I'll be checking my '24!

By the way: In "tour mode" the exhaust isn't at it's quietest setting. I have the "my mode" set to the lowest "engine sound" setting and it is significantly quieter. The Corsa is silent while driving, "tour mode" is noticeably louder.

When my Sto-n-Sho plate holder isn't on, this is all you see. 5 seconds to install or remove.

After seeing Rift in person at Spring Mountain for the first time, I was very impressed. Photos don't show it well.

When I worked in the Porsche shop as a technician we had a boxster with that engine come in for an oil change and as it was driving into the shop, the bearing went. Porsche ended up goodwilling the engine and the customer only had to pay for labor. Not bad considering it was a couple years out...