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Pretty much every car on the market is at least 409 stainless. I haven’t seen a factory aluminized exhaust in decades.

Stickier brake pads in the high performance pack in addition to everything the street pack comes with.

Unless they’re physically not bolted in place that’s not possible.

Did you try it before you changed things? It’s automatically enabled on all of them.

All ST’s already have secure idle enabled. If you wrote down the as built number like they tell you to just go in and put it back how it was.

I highly doubt you’ll ever have a single issue. They’re a reputable place that does top notch work.

The factory exhaust is stainless.

They paint their aluminized systems and yours is painted.

North of $2K for dual 3” mandrel bent stainless. That’s why I built my own.

It’s cheaper because it’s aluminized vs 304 stainless. I shopped them also and they were substantially higher than $1400 for dual 3” stainless.

There’s nothing.

Washed it and stared at my new 315/35/22 P Zero’s for an hour. lol

Cleaned up pics with the new tires. Man are those fenders stuffed full.

I’m in southeast Texas…I use the same station every time unless I just get caught somewhere running low. I test it every 2 weeks…it’s deadly consistent between 85-90. Stripes FTW in Texas….they’re always on point.

Run it low, fill up with whatever and change the tune at the pump then drive normal for 15 miles or so.

I had other things come up. lol

I’ve never personally ran them but I’ve wondered the same thing. You could easily put something like Playdough in those voids then bolt a wheel up to see what happens. The intention the oem stud leaves will tell you everything you need to know.

It took me way too long to make up my mind but the time is here. I decided to just do a system for fun that will sound amazing but still get stupid when I feel like it. Interface is a Nav TV Zen A2B feeding an optical signal into a Helix DSP.3 with their full size Director controller. Amps are...

Full-time for me

All highway and no dusty driving…oiled is fine. Lots of dust…go dry