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I do, have not gotten a response. I have also flashed my high beams when I see one going the opposite direction. So far only one person has answered back [sad]

Are the floor mats still available?

Glad to hear. [like]

It's not bad, but there are better options out there.

Deflate tires to 29-30 psi. Make sure you are at a 1/4 tank or less for your runs. Avoid water box (RWD and AWD) Unless ambient tempts are at or below 50F (applies for stock Michelin tires). Use LC. Start accelerating at the first yellow light after staging. Engaging LC. Lift hood to help...

Congrats!

Yes, you can use them, as long as they are hub centric you will not have a problem.

Interesting diagnosis. Looking forward to the updates.

That has not changed. Although that is very dependent on the way you drive. Negative. A spacer will only push the wheel out even further. Aside from that your biggest problem with those wheels is your center bore size. It is bigger on the Stinger.

But when talking paint a 1mil difference, is quite big a difference.

Those will certainly not work on the Stinger. The offsets are too low.

Could be the tool is not calibrated properly, as that is way too thin, even for a cheap paint job. When I paint corrected mine I had an average of 110 micron throughout the whole car.

Is that an average for the whole car or just one panel?

Yes, sir. I just put it on map 0. Also I leave on my intakes, VT ducts, exhaust, IC, IC piping, etc. No issues with service or warranty work.

Hopefully you won't have to. Unless they are replacing something related to the exhaust, i.e O2 sensors, primary cats, turbos, etc. Otherwise you can leave them there.

Yes, you will be.

Take it back in. You are still under 12k miles, they need to replace, not resurface the rotors/disks this time. Also they need to replace the pads as well, otherwise the issue will show again.

Great news. Hope it stays that way.

Agree, I found other two cases with the same problem, in which a replacement of the suspension control module fixed it. Everything was covered under warranty.

Wow!....another one. One thing I am noticing here is the outside temperature at which these faults happened. [idea]