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That is the Jonny Tig Intercooler and intercooler pipes, and Intakes.

Look up ColourLock. They make leather specific products and they are amazing. Been using them for 2 years, and with great results on the Nappa leather of the Stinger. Great two part video explaining all about leather and how to clean it and maintain it properly

Been running the TiAL BOV with the BMS adapter, more than 9k miles and no problems at all.

While I wouldn't pay that to convert any car to a Veyron or buy a replica. I do have to give credit to the builder, the replica looks to be built well, on the outside. The interior is more challenging as the materials used on the Veyron are around another 125k, even then the general shape of the...

Definitely will last you more than 60k miles, if they fail earlier remember, we have a 10 year warranty ;)

I like it! (y)

Holy moly!!....Where have you been dude!. Good to see you are still around.

There is an OBDII connector that connects to the car. That is how it is able to read and adjust the values as well as log the runs.

I dont see anything wrong here. Just smiles ;)

Coming from the Japanese imports world, we tend to avoid them like the plague.

The 255 will fit great on it. It may have a slight stretch (depends on the wheel design) but nothing crazy.

whats the wheel width?

I'd steer away form them. They're product quality is questionable to say the least. They copy designs from leading manufacturers but they skimp on the quality, hence the lower price.

Check the ones from SXTH element engineering. Best catch cans available for the Stinger. https://www.sxthelement.com/SXTHElement-33TTDCC-p/16-08-700.htm Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

What spring rate did you go with? Also which version did you choose? Sport, Drift, Rally, etc.

Lol...never gets old. It gets even better when you tell them what it actually is.

The noise is temporary, at least it was in my case. I heard it for the first few hundred miles, but now they are silent.

BUMP.....guys these are one of the best catch cans currently available for the Stinger. Great price with the discount too.

That is just a band aid fix and honestly not something you should be doing at all in order to stop the brake from vibrating when applied. BTW I've got 2k miles on my brake setup and no vibrations :D

Sweet!... Glad to see you finally got them both installed.