Actually there is a 3.0gt badge for the rear molding. Its also on my car. I know its stock but idk if it came on my car or if it was a euro thing.
As for turbo gt and people thinking its a turbo a or something no.
^you buy bearing sized to match the crank after the machinist has looked at it and polished it.
What weight oil are you using and why is there no coolant in the motor?
They will thread on but why? Those would be great with some aftermarket wheels. But for stock the stock lug nuts will do a better job. Its not like your going to see them either.
Its the greese. If your parts arent clean and your hands arent clean they havae greese on them which burns off.
djt i use the latex gloves.if you get the right size so there tight it makes things way easier and less slipperier and cleaner.
Turbos need to be primed before start up as well. If its just a little smoke coming off the exhaust and manifold and you sprayed wd40 or had greesy hands its most likey that.
Should have a dampning adjustment at the top.
The springs will have a higher spring rate for the front then rear.
Preload is putting tension on the spring before the weight of the car is on it.
^i agree. Pretty sure the stock one on my old 88 was bad like 10 years before i got it and i could drive for miles without my hand on the wheel.
Hows your alignment and everything? And oil on the rack bushings?
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