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No, you can pop them out. I used a plastic trim tool.

Welcome. I've got a place on the west coast. Enjoy your ST!

Any plans for a matching front bar? Eta if so? Love the springs and rear bar and strut brace!

Honestly can’t hear anything. There is a motor that does the actual shifting. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Related. I was getting low battery voltage after installing my amps. I was using the Nav-Tv unit for remote turn on. Turns out the can bus is active a lot of the time your car is off so my amps we running some amount of time after turned off. Would almost drain the battery. Solution was to run a...

When I was hauling my track car in a trailer I used the ratchet straps that have a net that goes around the tire. Never had any issues. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just to add, if you don't get the plastic pieces fully seated back into the glass you can have issues. I had problems when re-assembling the first door panel. Found out one of the plastic snap-ins was not fully inserted and popped out causing window issues.

Yes you can do this but it would require cutting the subframe and welding in a bushing. Somebody with limited fabrication and welding skills should be able to handle it.

75-80

I'd say yours are a tad higher than mine but I would not be concerned. Keep an eye on it. If you see it getting 220 or higher you might have an issue but i would chalk the difference up to slightly different driving conditions and weather.

Don’t have all the details you are looking for but I have been watching it on my gauge. Within about 15 minutes of driving from cold start I’m around 185. After driving on highway for 30 minutes I’m around 190-195. If I’m having a little fun for a bit I see 205-210. Never seen higher than 210...

We update computerized assembly tools with flash drives as well. There are some that plain won't work. They recommend Sandisk and I have never had any trouble updating those controllers with a Sandisk.

I like them. First I saw them was on my wife's MB. Considering how many things they cut from the 2020 MY I feel fortunate they didn't axe them.

Not necessarily bad. In fact, too low a temp is no good either as it won’t cook off moisture and volatiles. IIRC trans fluid starts to break down over 220 degrees so you are well within range. May even be a bit higher with todays synthetic lubes. I have never checked mine but now you have me...

Nice, that was quick! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Agree unless you never really beat on it. For short bursts you may not notice a difference but if you are on the boost heavy, temps will definitely shoot way up with the stock unit. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Did you have that done locally? Do you know what they beefed up? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm running gloss black Velgens on my Stone Blue ST.

Well they certainly look very nice! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Damn, and I have my amps in the spare tire well. Hoping it’s fixed! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk