I’m no expert, but that would leave you more than an inch away from the OEM offset on the rears, that’s a poke setup. I added only 20 mm on the rears and was too much for my taste. The fronts is 13 mm, that’s what I would love to achieve.
I gave it a try and ended succesfull. I used heat gun, alcohol, gu gone, iron (with cotton cloth in between). At the end, after Gu Gone, I was successful using a last heat gun shot as it burned the adhesive residue.
I do believe the heat gun is very very risky as it's easy to burn the sunvisor...
Installed h-pipe, Steeda one. Did it myself on ramps, I did an imperfect cut on one side, but it’s not filtering.
Exhaust is alive now! 800 more miles of gentle driving and then 100% enjoying it.
Here I am! They didn’t charge me for the job to get the tires on my MACH 1 and they will pay for the fix on my choice of repair shop. I can’t say I’m happy, but well, fair enough.
I’m wondering if keeping my Carbonized Gray Darkhorse calipers black, or give it some contrast with some color. I come from a Nardo Gray wrapped MACH 1, and somewhat miss some sportiness looks.
I’ll love to see your votes. Thanks.
Thanks, they were as well as suspension blocks still in place. But I still find the tires noisier and the ride harsher. PS4S were somewhat more comfortable.
I am one of those... still own the MACH 1, so I can compare head to head.
Only 3 days with the DH, but I love:
- gearbox: a huge surprise, it's refined while driving gently, something the MACH 1 lacks very much
- infotainment: a huge advance
- steering wheel: amazing
- exhaust sound: different...
I did the same, after removing de 20 mm spacers, I had around 11 full turns, 15.5 mm, not aerospace, but safe.
I found 20 mm too poky, 25 mm would be even more. If I do it again, I’ll probably go with 15 mm, hence new longer studs, but not for safety matters.