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Originally Posted by BlueOvalFitter Can someone explain to me how to sell something on EBAY? I need to know, in simplest terms, how to post it, shipping, and receiving payment. My son bought me a new Alpine head unit from for my birthday from CRUTCHFIELD. My current radio is also an Alpine head...

r1concepts.com Geomet rotors and their ceramic pads are the best that I have found. I have them on 4 of my vehicles. They run sales often, up to 30% off...

...just be aware there is a slew of counterfeit iridium NGK, and others, sparking plugs out there. Just a thought...that's my go to plug, but have to be careful where I buy them anymore. I've been burnt more than once with fraud plugs on eBay...center electrode burnt off to the porcelain before...

...as long as it has a stick

Amazon has Castrol 12oz @ 3.45 for subscribe and save...

Don't cheap out. If you want the best, anything MIchelin. Bike tires are so very subjective. Most folks are fine with black, round and full of air. Me, I demand the best that I can afford. I mount my own, do all my own maintenance and ride hard, when I can. Trackdays and aggressive street...

Ram 1500 with two years on Greens, Definitely a worth while upgrade for mine. Had Yellows before, were great stoppers but wore quickly. I have Greens on an Aveo, they work well there as an upgrade as well. I have Reds my Mustang's Brembo setup. Wearing fine and stop well.

With long term ownership in mind I steer clear of ANY leather product with silicone. ..and most leather products have silicone. Nasty stuff for cowhide from what I understand. 303 Leather cleaner spray works real well, Fiebings saddle soap from local leather shop has been great. Skidmore's...

A tire discussion is like an oil post. Like me everyone has an opinion, and that's cool. There are so many choices in tires nowadays. It's great. Most everyone makes really good tires. Some make fantastic tires. The last thirty years of advancing tire technology has been great to be part of on...

Michelin Pilot Road 4 or 5 for the best of both worlds. The best Jerry, the Best... I worked at a dealer's parts department for over ten years and tried them all, at the time. Settled on Michelins. I have found no reason to stray. On my sport tourer It's P'roads and on the street/track day gsxr...

Areospace protectant 303, all the way. Silicone products are so last month's news.

Amalie's products looks great for your needs... Zddpmaxx works as well...

Originally Posted by gman2304 I'll record the race then watch it in an hour tonight. This way I can eliminate the fluff and silliness. ...what's left..?

Originally Posted by bdcardinal This is cool and all, but I won't even consider a Mustang unless it has a V8. ....amen

I use quicktrickalignment.com toe kit. Its great for one man toe setting. Looks like they no longer sell the 'toe kit' without the complete camber, caster set up.

I sure enjoy my '11 5.0 Brembo, 401a Premium, MT82 ... She's sitting out the winter downstairs right now. A garage queen for sure. Had her since 11/12. I've left her pretty much stock with a few upgrades. I never considered a V6 or an automatic....3 pedals or no pedals....

Rear main leak on my Ram 5.9 is almost dry now using AT-205. Top end leaks on Malibu 3.5 were slowed....

R1 Concept brakes rotors machined in canada and USA. Have a set of E-line on my Ram and a set of their GEOMET carbon rotors on the Mustang.Them seem to be of excellent quality. Probably cast in china...

I found no advantage to the Motul 7100. Was a waste of money for me, in that my bikes didnt noticeably like it more than other oils priced much less. I settled back with Amalie 10w40. The best shifting oil that I have used. I know, its just me.....

I use High mileage ATF with a splash of AT-205 stop leak. Stopped my leaking Craftsman floor jack years ago. Still no leaking....