Mountaingimps

Installed a new Dash Cam setup and caught my first accident within the first week. Rhode Island for ya.

Installed a front spliter on the front. I think it looks good/works for my black/white setup.

Got some new rims for the FFH. Think it looks sharp.

Yep, its vinyl and once its cracking all you can do is treat it to slow down the process.. From my understanding mineral oil will actually make it worse over time. I second Meguiar products.

The proper Brembo replacements may be next. Its a technical decision since the hybrid uses regen braking so I'm talking to a few engineers next week regarding the upgrade. Reality is its absolutely worthless on a the hybrid as is it stops on a dime and factory rotors and pads were fantastic with plenty of meat on 'em. Some folks are getting anywhere from 75K to well over 100K. The Brembo proper are 150 per caliper. ttps://www.summitracing.com/parts/mof-brcf357?seid=srese1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-tHxpqm-7QIVGKSzCh2siQQnEAQYASABEgJif_D_BwE

Thank you. The calipers are not covers. I took them off, ceramic painted them (high temp paint) and applied the brembo decals myself. Here is the red kit I used x2 coats: https://www.amazon.com/Dupli-Color-BCP400-Single-Brake-Caliper/dp/B000B6AF80/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=caliper+paint+kit+red&qid=1607371638&sr=8-5 Got my black zinc drilled and slotted calipers and pad from R1Concept Performance: https://www.r1concepts.com/ And for the wheel skins you need to have your rim model and look it up a catalog like here: https://issuu.com/coast2coastinternational/docs/cci_catalog_2020_web Once you find the skin you want search the web for the model number. I got mine of ebay for $100. Here is a basic installation video. Its was so simple and it holds tight on the fusion rims. Here

It ran me $250. These guys are ORAFOL and 3M certified that do everything from boats to buildings. https://gt3creative.com/# I didn't want to put some cheap@$$ low grade vinyl on my vehicle after reading all these horror stories and youtube videos of dorked up jobs and faded out cheap materials. So I went a legit company who is certified and used quality and guaranteed materials. I agree with the photovoltaic cells comment.

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