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True, but he said the car was in non-running condition.

Not tiptronic, it's a racing sequential tranny.

The problem is that a "color" will clash a bit if it's not the same as the lower part of the car. Maybe polishing is the best way, really tough to say...

Don't need to have the engine running to circulate coolant ;) (hint: it's on a pulley)

After seeing that, color match em to the silver on your car...

The larger tips is what I got, and no vid (wouldn't matter, the cheapo DDP leaks so you hear that over the exhaust).

Yep, got hammered here in Fort Worth. Dallas didn't get much of anything compared to us. Back to the thread, it almost seems that the video of it open at idle was to show that it blows OUT and doesn't suck in so a filter isn't needed, but it's still wrong...

HA! Stock clamps adapt to temp changes and tighten more as the rubber ages, worm gear won't. The coolant system isn't high pressure...

Gunmetal looks like dirty silver 99% of the time, so my vote is for OEM silver.

It's fully 3" so no need for a cutout ;)

IIRC Starscream is running one.

The "grinding" is the wheels locking and sliding more than likely. The vibrating is the ABS working.

Raptor Racing: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66443 I have pics somewhere in that thread...

Yep, and while it's needed, it still sucks as you have to get the old stuff off or you risk warping, or more than likely cracking the lower manifold.

Ring and pinion failures are fairly common on anything that runs a crush sleeve (most everything OEM).

I'm dumber for having watched that video (and read the comments defending it)... I agree, that's screwed up as hell, and definately shouldn't be setup that way.

Doesn't mean it's not a good BOV ;) Seems to have good reviews around here, I just think it's HUGE and a bit ugly...

Damn, I've never seen those come in the "cheese can." I'll have to look it up, used to sell cases of the stuff at work...

http://www.berrymanproducts.com/Default.aspx?tabid=146 Smells absolutely terrible (brings back memories of dissections in school), but it's amazing at what it can do. Don't use it often anymore cause the smell is so bad and I'm usually in too much of a rush to let stuff soak.

What's the stuff that comes in a pressurized can with a trigger? I forgot, but the stuff rocks compared to using a tube...