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You shouldn't, if it needs it by all means, but using a clay bar is a once a year thing at the most, which also necessitates polishing afterwards.

If you're clay barring "every weekend" you don't know diddly squat about detailing.

Looks great. I've never tried it personally but have always heard good things.

1.25 all around. The front poke a bit more

No it just pops off, takes a bit of force but no need to get at the rear one from behind

Put my wheel spacers on and detailed. Looks so much better with the wheel spacers. Would love to lower it a bit but not in the cards currently as I may be getting rid of it for something else in the next year.

I use a pressure washer on mine with a 25 degree tip and zero issues. Just don't be an idiot. A power washer is an indispensable detailing tool.

Lol judge for yourself, I'm sure he's a decent dude something about him just didn't jive for me.

I couldn't take him, huge doucher.

Ya can't go pshhhhhhhh without one! Gotta keep up with the Subaru boys.

This is also a good alternative

I spray some detail spray and wipe it with my hand....not the most fun exercise but if you keep on it they go quickly. Even using a brush you still need a wipe if you want to get them perfect. I took mine off and clayed and polished and sealed them, makes it easier to clean but the process...

The large screen looks nice, but horrid execution. Wind noise is bad, transmission shifts rough. Other than that I've been mostly happy with it and no issues with a year old ownership.

My kids love them, especially on trips. Holding up fine even with them messing with them constantly, but I also don't have them up with the windows down.

I have the full OEM Auto Art set. Nice pieces but $$$.

Same thing happening with SRT right now. As long as they keep making fast cars I don't care what they call them.

Tires make all the difference. My Hellcat was a beast in snow (as long as it could clear it) with my winter tires on. I was honestly shocked at the difference I had never had dedicated winter tires before. With snows the ST would be unstoppable other than super deep snow. I haven't had any...

So I installed it yesterday, so far so good, but I haven't been able to really step on it because it's been a bit snowy here. They instructed me to install a revised stock tune first and then the stage 4.....why I have no idea but I will say it seemed to cure my rough shifting issue which was my...

Exhaust will do very very little for performance, it's sound and looks....so I think stock is the winner there if you want to be stealth.