Recent content by Venturi

Holy crap! I was getting upset thinking that I’d have to drop the oil pan. I’m SO relieved. Also, made me realize how quickly I can jump to dire conclusions...

Well... aren’t I the dumbass... I got in a hurry today and forgot to pull the second one. My brain immediately went “doom and gloom”...

BLUF: The oil didn’t fully drain when I was doing an oil change. I have a 2015 ST with ~12k miles on it. The oil seemed to drain fine when I removed the drain plug. I changed the filter and replaced the drain plug. When refilling, she started to overflow after 3L with a mix of new and old oil...

Your post saved me a LOT of time! This was way easier than I though it would be. Got my ECU out in :15! Thanks everybody!

Dirt road up a mountain in Otay Preserve near San Diego.

Probably could. I was able to find the part though. It’s simply called a “stay” in the windshield diagram.

Hello Group! Has anyone seen damage like this before? What is this part called (dashboard mounting bracket?)? I’m having a hard time narrowing down an OEM replacement. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

What gauge is the wire you positapped? I’m going to order some for mine. Also, thanks for the info, I have a Rigid light otw for my bike.

Upgraded the third brake light to LED on my pickup and wired the relay to that. It works great! But you can wire it into any LED lights you want.

In addition to an upgraded tail light... I put these on ALL my vehicles (two motorcycles and my pickup truck.) very cheap, easy to install and attention getting.

Added some wind guards to the brush guards. Used prowlS10’s template. Came out well!

Here’s what I was able to do with kydex. I used a dremel to cut and shape everything but I agree with elricfate that a scrollsaw would’ve been better. The cuts would be a little more clean. Overall the template that ProwlnS10 provided was great! I had to straighten a couple of edges to get it to...

I defitely agree. My scrollsaw isn’t ready atm so I use my dremel for a lot. But yes, it causes some waste.

In my work with kydex, I’ve found the best thing is to use a dremel with a cutting wheel to cut the shape and then the dremel with a sander (sanding drum) to smooth the edges. Cutting and snapping only works with straight lines.

I had some kydex laying around from when I was making knife sheaths. Should work fine. ProwlnS10, did you use a heat gun to mold them? Did you just use the brush guards themselves as a mold?