Recent content by VT Skier

Ditto. Many buyers would prefer non-modified for the warranty peace of mind. What about Bring a Trailer?

Had mine done, two hours later and the steering is noticeably lighter at slow speeds. And lighter at all speeds, really.

That's the Accord homelink mirror, thanks to College Hills. And everyone here who did this swap previously. The radar detector is hard wired to the fuse box, and the mirror is rock solid. I have a great installer.

As requested, but not very exciting. Anyone with more computer skills should feel free to resize or reposition these photos.

Correction, I checked my invoice and he did use the BR7-3017. I think the BMG was from the initial quote, which was for an Escort. I went with the Uniden R8. Sorry about that.

My installer used a BMG-3017. He didn't think the BR7-3017 would work with the FL5. https://blendmount.com/search.php?search_query=%22BMG-3017%22&section=product

New cars are not transported across the country in open trailers. They're moved by rail and then shorter distances by truck. If you select an open trailer, see if they'll commit to putting your car on top. But I'd still recommend enclosed for a new car going as far as yours will be...

Based solely on the fees being charged, I'd say you're paying Midwest state fees for the temporary plate and just the CA sales tax. So once the car arrives, you'd need to take your paperwork to the CA DMV and pay registration and licensing fees. And get the smog check. For transporting the...

Interior photos might help.

If anyone has found a close match for the forged wheels, I would love to have it.

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They have a pretty weak warranty, so you may be stuck. I certainly hope not. "If any component(s) of your system does not meet OUR warranty standards, you're covered. The failed component will be repaired or replaced."

I was hoping that would be true, but I tried your bolts (because I'm waiting for a friend to help me install them on the Wing) and they're a little larger with a slightly different thread size than my license plate screws.

Thanks. I just got some M6 bolts and they're a little too wide. I figure it may be because Japan is metric. Then I thought I'd try M5. I was hoping to narrow it down before going to Amazon or Napa.

Do you know what size screws or bolts will fit the OEM holes for the rear plate? And are they same size for your front plate holder?