MOD plans for winter?

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Aug 25, 2005 | 08:26 AM

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dcmidnight

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From: Northern VA - Alexandria

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Originally Posted by BOOFER7

I know everyone here hates Armor all, but I personally have no problem with it.

The cure for the patchy look is this:

Drench the door panels and everything else plastic in it and let its soak out of the sun. Come back after an hour and drench it again. Leave it over night and next day wipe down with a dry towel to remove greasy film.

I use the ones that come in the Purple container, not the Yellow ones. I think these are the cleaners and have no treatment in them at all. Seems to be doing ok so far, I also have a mini duster that works great too.

Winter for me means a set of LM-22s and a good car cover.

Aug 25, 2005 | 09:13 AM

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kcobean

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Stereo install, some carbon interior pieces. That's about it. Otherwise, I'm about finished with my car....I'll probably save for a new clutch for the spring as well.

Aug 25, 2005 | 10:00 AM

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bstansbu

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I drive my Z most of winter and Ive done just about all I will do my Z now. Winter mods go on my Warrior. That gets addicting too. Lowering it 1 3/4", new spring, ecu, front tach cowl, and new seat thats all for now. Until next year when all the major engine HP work comes into play. BEN