Recent content by The King

Wish I had your skills!

Very sad news. Godspeed Coz😞

Another good reason to not buy a new car. I’ll just keep driving my old Hondas the way I want, and only have to watch out for the boys in blue!

Nice car! Silver S2000s and NSXs make great garage mates. I've had my Silverstone first year S2000 from new, and owned my same colour NSX for over twelve years now. It had 9K miles when I got it, and has just under 22.5K presently.

18K and the paint needs a buff! I probably would have passed.haha Keep an eye open for the cops as you definitely stole this!

This has to be Horner's fault somehow...

They picked us up at the hotel when we were there a few years ago. Didn't cost a whole lot, sounds like a better option than taking a car. A decent walk into the track from where they let you off. There are trolleys coming and going to the track if needed. My hip was pretty much toast, so I...

I agree with Wild Turkey, the stickers don't add to the look of your pristine car and could be a safety concern.

I used an aftermarket collar lock to keep my boot from drooping on my 2003 when I picked up a 04-05 knob from a prime member years ago.

That is a cool addition to the security system, your wheels look great by the way!

I see you have the sticker on the rear bumper, have you done the ring?

I've always done it yearly. I missed doing it last winter, and I can tell they are not as supple as they should be. I'm doing them for the last couple of days, and they feel great again. Not like the cars were exposed to much sun or wash water last summer, as the weather was so poor they were...

I just get a small dab out of the tube and start massaging it into the rubber. You don't want to get too big of gob at a time, or you will get it on the paint etc. I try and do every piece of rubber seal on the car- under the front hood, targa top, door rubbers trunk, everywhere! It will take...

Get a tube of Shin-Etsu Silicon Grease, part # 08798-9013. A tube lasts a long time. You don't have to use tons of it. Just apply a small amount, and massage it with your fingers.

I have a CTEK that is older than RPM217's. Used it at the dealership on cars that had batteries getting low, to get them to full charge again. Hundreds of cars over many years. Now I rotate it between 5 or 6 cars over the winter in my garage. I sometimes wonder if I should still be using it, as...