Write-ups from the shop: DIY guides, parts we like, and things we've learned the hard way.
Tesla has just released their Carbon Ceramic Brake Kit for the Model S Plaid 2021+ This kit is a must for any Plaid owner who is looking to do any high performance driving with
The Toyota GR86/Subaru BRZ is a new welcomed addition in the currently diminished sports car market. Compared to the previous model, plenty of changes have been done, from the
Bushings are incredibly important to any car, especially so for heavy vehicles or track demons. All the suspension components are fixed together via these exact bushings. Without
There aren’t many ways to improve an already fabricated part. Most of those that exist are either laborious, complex, change fit or a myriad of other issues. Often, it’s simply
Everyone wants to join the EV bandwagon. People are going wild about them, and anything relating to electric vehicles will sell. The main question is whether or not all these new
Seeing the nomenclature of “Plaid” stamped on anything is peculiar. As we know, Elon Musk is an eccentric man, so while it is peculiar, the “Plaid” stamp actually makes some
Wheels are one of the first mods done on any vehicle. As car enthusiasts, we are always trying to find that perfect wheel & wheel fitment. We helped our client pick out his new
Even if they are one of the cleverest vehicles around, both the Tesla Model S and the Tesla Model X have a known issue where the Tesla is shaking while driving. More specifically,
Since 2001, GThaus has been crafting hand-made exhausts. They are a US based company with a manufacturing site in South Korea. We installed the beautiful Meistercraft Ti Exhaust
Yes you read that correctly, you can change the oil in your Tesla Model 3, but it's not the engine oil you normally think of when changing oil in your ICE vehicles. Let me
Is Rod Bearing failure a myth? If you're a new owner or a potential buyer of an E46/E9x M3, E60 M5 or E63 M6, you've probably done some research and heard of the infamous "Rod
The difference between the GT3 shifter and the regular shifter in the Carrera are the bushings. In the GT3 shifter, the bushings are made out of metal versus plastic. This gives
2005-2012 Porsche 911 (997) Carrera Oil Change Parts Needed: Fully Synthetic SAE (0W-40, 5W-40, 5W50) that meets Porsche spec A40 0W-40 can be used in all temps while
Parts needed: Fully Synthetic SAE 0W-20 that meets ACEA C5 To satisfy OEM requirements (and avoid issues with warranty claims) we recommend using Fully Synthetic 0W-20 with an
1 out of 500 BRZ Series: Yellow. 2017 BRZ Series Yellow comes with a new blazing look and performance to match. This vehicle comes with high performance Brembo brakes with 4
Parts needed: 8.8 Liters of 10W-60 OEM Part # 07 51 0 009 420 Oil Filter OEM Part # 11 42 7 837 997 Tools needed: 36mm Socket for Oil Filter Housing. 6mm Hex Socket for Oil Drain