Recent content by slade037

I wonder if it is because you are not currently subscribed. I am subscribed monthly and have the annual option. Or rather, let's you "Switch to Annual Plan."

Any pics on the car?

This video should help.

Thank you! I am on Eibach's. Supposed to be 1" front and 1.4" back I had 5 fingers front and 4 back. Pretty even at 2 fingers now. Front gap still feels a smidge bigger than rear to me.

A buddy of mine who is looking into a Model Y was sending me a bunch of questions and asked if I knew anything about this product. SentrySync - Tesla Dashcam / Sentry WiFi Sync SentrySync is an external smart USB drive that allows Tesla vehicles to sync dashcam and sentry videos to the cloud...

I think it works really well with stealth wraps versus glossy paint.

It was DIY. I bought a large sheet of 3M Dark Satin Gray and cut it out myself. I didn't use any of the kits otherwise I'd help you out. I do wish it was a bit darker to match the wheels. In the sun it kinda does look like a dark chrome. I think if I went with a Matte, it might look darker...

IMG_6739 by slade037 posted Jul 8, 2020 at 9:52 PM Here's mine in Dark Satin Grey. I'm still 50/50 on it.

I don't think those will fit a P3D if you have the performance upgrades.. The hub is too small. They should fit other Model 3s though.

Does Lexan improve in soundproofing vs Glass?

It's really easy. I used Gyeon Syncro on my Suntek PPF for the front bumper and hood. I would use a heat gun on the ppf or leave it out in the sun to remove any light scratches you might have on the PPF. Then just apply the coating as instructed on the bottle.

I bought a 3in Griots polisher and borrowed a friends 6in polisher. They are probably around $150 each. Decon with Ironx and a clay bar will be around $40. Polish/Compound probably around $25. You'll need a handful of pads if you're trying to do it all in one day and thats around $60. CK UK...

I used Griots Boss Fast Correcting Cream with a different combination of pads depending on state of the paint. My P was an inventory car so there were some decent swirls on mine. I suggest getting a strong flashlight like Scangrip Matchpen Light to assess your paint and then make your...