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Quick drive home from Palm Desert this morning up the 79 and over the Ortega Highway to my house in San Juan Capistrano! Not my photo, but you get the idea!
Quick drive home from Palm Desert this morning up the 79 and over the Ortega Highway to my house in San Juan Capistrano! Not my photo, but you get the idea!
Not very exciting but this needed to happen. I put down some mouse traps under the car for winter storage. I read in the GT3 forum about a guy's car throwing a CEL due to a wiring harness getting chewed apart by mice. I had a similar thing happen to my Tundra last winter. They love to climb into engines when it get cold, and chew on the wiring harnesses. Something about soy based insulation rather than petroleum based for environmental reasons.
What's the verdict compared to before lowering? Did you lower primarily to get more camber?
Yes, lowered it for more camber but haven't gotten around to taking it to the shop yet. I personally felt the car handled better, even though my tires are virtually completely gone.
12-13-2015, 01:32 PM
