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I just had another thought concerning these holes. Why not spray the inside of the hole with foam insulation and then cover the hole with the T-REX tape I suggested? I would make sure there isn't any moisture in there, and if stones/pebbles are present, the foam should stop them from rattling...

With the amount of tape left on the roll I can re-do my hack 50 times! :cwl: Glenn

No. I was balancing my checkbook, and the idea came to me. So I told my wife I’d be back. :like: I just did a quick and dirty to see if it is a viable solution. I know every time I had to take the tape off my electrical socket for my trailer hitch, it always looked like I just put it on. As you...

I finally have a S650 in my area but we always seem to be driving in the opposite direction. I'd like to have a chat some day! Glenn

Not to prolong this thread any further, but I took care of my Fender well hole problem today. I used a tape called T-REX, which is quite durable. They claim it is ferociously strong! It is made by Shurtape. I have used it for a couple of years on the electrical receptacle for my towing hitch to...

bb2025, It's beautiful and I love the wheels!

Kooks and AWE would work for me because I'm hard of hearing!

Actually, yesterday, I made a slight change to mine and added a second profile... Profile one (when the wife is aboard, which is almost never) is: Normal suspension Sport steering Sport exhaust Cobra SVT Profile two (when I'm alone)  is: Sport Suspension Sport Steering Sport Exhaust Cobra SVT...

Jekyll_Hyde, I am quite sure your gap needs adjusting. I wouldn't spend money, since you are still under warranty. Make sure you take many pictures from many angles before you take your car in. You definitely want proof of what it looks like before they get involved! Glenn

If that's the case, I would go to the dealer and have the hood adjusted. My hood gaps are very narrow and are even on all sides and the front. Yours may need adjusting. I would look into that before installing pins, although the pins look very cool! Glenn

Well I hope you're wrong because knowing that is depressing!

Are you saying you don't like my wheels? I am not thrilled with mine either! We have the same wheels. I like the ones you ordered, but I would be afraid of those in the Northeast! Too many potholes! Good luck with your new wheels! Glenn

I agree! I think I might have to get that as well!

I agree and that was the point I was trying to make. I have the Hallmark app for keeping track of and marking the movies we have already watched, 1,142 movies so far and if you make a typo in any part of the title it won't find it but may give you a list of movies you don't want. Glenn

I agree and that was the point I was trying to make. I have the Hallmark app for keeping track of and marking the movies we have already watched, 1,142 movies so far and if you make a typo in any part of the title it won't find it but may give you a list of movies you don't want. Glenn

Close but no cigar! Glenn

Mine is a 401A, and yes, the intelligent speed control and traffic sign recognition is great. No matter where I drive, a quick glance tells me the speed limit where I am traveling. It is great! The speed control is such a help in heavy traffic because if traffic starts to slow, my vehicle slows...

Not mine! I've actually been thinking I got very lucky with my GT Vert because I don't have most of the problems written about. Excuse me while I wack myself in the head. You know, knock on wood and all that superstition! Other than my Cobra SVT gauges not showing up, occasionally. I'm golden...

I feel the same. I was quite comfortable at 140 and didn't notice anything amiss. No excessive noise, rattles, or shaking. My Z was much the same and was very stable at speed. I worked 12-7 a.m. and often got off work between 3-4 a.m. I hit 140-160 many times on R78. It was quite a while ago...

In the Northeast, the fastest speed limit is probably 70, as the traffic is quite congested in many places. That doesn't mean you can't stretch the Mustang's legs, but you have to be judicious! Glenn