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Kenny94945

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  1. I "check in" ever-so-often. Usually, I have nothing to say LOL FWIW I too have forum difficulty searching for the new posts since last visit. Happy December 2023 holidays to all
  2. GLWS. I can't comment on price, market is too weird. I like personally like Blk/ Blk and m>10K seems the sweet spot. FWIW add content to the post/ ad. Can a Florida car pass California smog tests? EGear snap, Seat leather, Tire/ brakes all that stuff. Again GLWS
  3. Well, as for fiberglass and a Boxster, I don't know. But a full size cardboard one, based on the desk top cardboard model, I think is a wonderful project. Especially for children The project reminds me of those card board submarines one used to purchase, that were advertised in comic books. Good luck with your project.
  4. I can agree about about a 10 year life if care is taken. FWIW, in my history I have had issue with tire shops not wanting to mount tires over 5 years old.
  5. As if any close friends of Eddie read Lambo power, I send my condolences. Eddie changed guitar playing, with so many guitar players emulating his style and inspiring many learning to play guitar. His production of Van Halen album titled 1984 is awesome, done on an 8 track I believe. I also think he was a Lambo owner. RIP
  6. Purest will hate it.... Mechanics will love it. As I recall there was a video with a Murcie where access holes where drilled on the USA passenger side of the console to access a transmission component. Late model Pontiac Firebird owners opened holes in the trunk to access to fuel pump assembly to avoid exhaust and fuel tank removal. Late 1960 Ford Mustangs with 428 engines; some mechanics drilled/ opened holes in the front wheel well to access the spark plugs. Could one say even Ferrari created an access panel to the front of the engine when it updated to the 360 from the 355? Personally, I would very much consider creating access a viable option. But, if the car is a million dollar car, then I could say no, has value can be in how the car was created , with the idea being no-one ever knows or can tell if a repair was made. I can not answer yes/ no in every situation. Good luck in your decision.
  7. Nice post, easy to read and easily understandable. Thank you. Also nice to see you are DIY repairing. Awesome. Best of luck.
  8. Not sure how I would vote: I love those AMG station wagons. Sedan height, storage (sleeping) ability, conservative, very fast. Only "con" I know of besides depreciation or costs is fuel miles per gallon (when compared to other wagons). This is a Lambo site. The Urus is "hot" desirable right now. Many say the Urus drives as a sports car, yet better than the above AMG? (I don't know). Mileage, costs, depreciation I would expect an apple to apple comparison with the AMG. Maybe the decision may be made on ground clearance? Perhaps made on the ease of egress/ ingress? Personally I am not a fan of SUVs, yet I see some practically for them if you have a family, or live in a snow zone, or transport a drum set In my case, I would buy the AMG (or look to a FF or Panamera - anything other than a high riding vehicle). Not sure how I would vote. (This is a Lambo site and I do enjoy the idea of an all Lambo fleet) Good luck in your decision.
  9. I love it. I'd say that is Lamborghini design! Good direction and I can't wait to see a two seat street version.
  10. Looks like a very "clean" installation and a nice conversion product. Congrats.
  11. I enjoyed your real time video. Why the bleed screw access is not so easy...Italian tradition I suppose. Would you consider an access panel on the outside of the center console's leather? Lastly, the Neutral Switch DTC code...was its failure coincidence or related to the bleed procedure?
  12. Going back to one of the OP original questions...the clutch job. TO bearing, resurface (or replace) flywheel, PP, disc...at authorized dealer is $21K? 34 hours book or maintenance guide time? Is that the price and correct understanding?
  13. I'll offer a consumer opinion based on my understanding. The lift system is activated/ increased by the amount of oil in the shock. That oil is now be held in place by a check valve. The shock in lift mode has no fluid movement....could say it is just a closed cylinder filled with oil. IMO any suspension travel/ movement will bring excess pressure of the oil against the shock body seals. Yes, best, ask local dealer for advice. Conservatively I would flat bed. And good luck!
  14. In for answers. Seemed like an easy question. V12noise's comment above has a strong point....left & right mislabeled on the diagram? Italian service manuals....photos/diagrams better than words?
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