When is this? We'll be in Springfield Saturday.

I know. If I would have seen him and been able to move, then I would have.

I'm just being selfish because the guy destroyed my awesome car when he could have destroyed a piece of shit SUV (the X5).

Here's Garry Deans video from his channel on YouTube. He lost the SD card of the video when he was using his 2 step process to auto correct the paint. He does give you the before and after and what he did to transform the car.

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Cool stuff. Sad he lost that SD card. Can't believe at the shit on the paint to start. Do you mind sharing what that full paint correction cost you?

I got the wheels done too. Got a 2nd coat of his sealant. Supposed to not have to wax ever again. Total bill........$1,300

Question that hopefully Jason can answer but anyone else can chime in as well. The Stang has run Royal Purple 5W20 (recommended) in it it's whole life. I am changing the oil this weekend. I don't mind sticking with Royal Purple and probably will, but should I be using something other than the manufacture's recommendation of 5W20 since it's so hot here in Phoenix....maybe 5W30 instead since the oil thins at high temperatures anyway?

Not a bad price actually. Figured it would be around $1,500 at least.

Starting to get some mods from fellow Scat Pack Shaker owners showing up on the internet. Some really cool ideas. Screw the warranty. I think this is so cool. :)

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I paid $1000 back in 2005 to get my mustang's paint sealed. Pic is 10 years later. I think if you are going to buy a car, you need to seal the paint.
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Cars almost everywhere run at 210 all the time. I would stick with 5-20

I'm reading that many in hot climates, who don't see cold starts but extreme heat like 105+ degrees for months on end like we get, run something like 10w30/40 on a GT or higher. Hence my question specific to my region.

I have these performance pages on my car. I get real time data. When I saw the 210-220 temps I freaked out briefly until I checked the norms.

Some of the Mazdaspeed guys that are in hotter climates run 5W30 when the manual calls for 5W20 because of the heat breakdown of the oil.

I run Rotella T6 in mine (the geeks that pay for oil analysis have convinced me that's the way to go for my motor).

i wold run exactly what it calls for in that 3v.

ford blames all their cam timing issues on the wrong weight oil.

I got a question for all you auto savvy bitches


I bought my Jeep Wrangler last month and it has 111,000 miles on it as of now..the man who owned it before me bought it brand new in 2003 and never went off road in it..it's pretty obvious he didn't..it has no scratches no dents highway tires he put Gabriel shocks on it and after some research on the found out they are made for highway applications

I plan on keeping this Jeep for well over 10 years..my 10 year old son says he wants it as his first vehicle..so that being said..here are my questions

Does anybody know any weak spots or trouble spots with the motor I can address before they become problems..it has the inline 6 cylinder..4.0

What upgrades would you do for it if it was your Jeep and you were going to give it to a 16 year old boy after a few years..I was going to put a 2.5 inch suspension lift kit mud tires and air locker in the rear end

Any other suggestions or advice on anything

I have tasted the antifreeze and it doesn't have enough AIDS flavor to it so I am flushing it this weekend