Did the 330' km oil change last week and yesterday I ordered a stage 1 optimisation for the car. Been thinking about it since i got it. When I caught myself looking at BMW V8s longingly I realised it was time for some more oomph :roll: 252hp/410Nm. It'll be interesting. Now it's in and there's a cl...

As far as I know they're lightly glued as well as clipped together so you need to heat them up so that the glass and seal is warm but not warmer than that it's still comfortable to work with.

Over here they're quite easy to find so someone over there should have them.

An educated guess: In Europe where most of these were sold every single car had them. There wasn't an option to go without. Therefore I'm guessing that if you pop them in there they'll work since they didn't bother to remove them from any software. It should be easy enough to test, just find the con...

The mitt comes in a fine and a coarser grade, I only have used the heavier grade. Fine and coarse grade ... sounds like an abrasive. Might be good for leveling, cutting and polishing but a abrasive is not a replacement for a Clay Bar. A Clay Bar is Play Dough for your car. A Clay Bar lifts contamin...

Ahoy there! Although I'm over the pond, this is my first post on this forum and no, I didn't check other threads before posting but having found what may be useful info regarding the thread title, it may be of use to all Swedespeed owners, though with respect to the posted info below, I've yet to t...

June, does this sound about the same as your whine?

In Europe these kinds of incentives are not even disguised as anything but a way to get cars of the road so people have to buy new ones and support the industry. In US, car modification is just about whatever you want to do in most regions. In at least one European country, like Germany, vehicles m...

June wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 09:56

Rattnalle wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 05:12 She's been driving it for a couple of days and immediately it looks like this

At least she hasn't replaced you with a automatic car wash! June

They don't clean the car as well as I do. Obviously.

We have a lot of pines here.. ;-) Lukewarm water and no rubbing on bird droppings. They help scratch the paint if rubbed. And you need to be pretty quick about it too. Less so on metallic paints they seem hardier. But they won't really go away unless washed properly with schampoo much like the film ...

I think this needs a little clarification. Is it the cooling fan that runs full speed all the time and your car has a turbo or is it something with the turbo?