So it looks like it's the 6th? I'll see what I can wrangle.
No volleyball for me, unless y'all wanna see what a shoulder dislocation looks like up close and personal.

http://goo.gl/4i7u4

not sure how long this will last.

SCCA holds ice races at Rainbow falls, iirc, and I'm not sure who puts on the Georgetown ones.

kingtut wrote:Welcome to Texacoloradoafornia!

Texascolohioradafornia.

Fixed.

As the title says, is this an online only prospect?

Welcome!

Bummer. I'll be in Cali.

My Miata feels so neglected lately. I've been spending all the time with the 6.

His office is pretty close to Malibu.

To put it succinctly, pretty much EVERY road off of PCH between Yerba Buena and Topanga Canyon is a good driving road.

Welcome to your playground.
http://goo.gl/maps/VRBe

Because he can.

Besides, factory warranty aside, a lot of the aftermarket kits or even custom setups tend to be better than the factory hot setups, as they tend to favor top end over mass market niceties, like smooth idling and lack of boost lag.

Any chance you have a random collection of the 10mm hex head bolts that are used to secure the tray under the engine?

Anyone care to shift this week to Thursday?

Part two of this story. The new 6 came with two keys and one remote. I got another remote off fleabay, but can't seem to program it. Fishing around on M6C leads me to believe that because of the past life of the car as a rental, they've disabled the remote learning routine in the ECU. Service tech t...

:) The front side came off relatively easily. It won't snap back on, but I supose that's fine. The back side broke off the plastic track across the top of the cover. At that point I tried to pry it off and sliced myself up pretty good, so I took the hammer to it and just destroyed it off. Good enough.

I've been following what's been provided here: http://goo.gl/gWMS1 And it's all good except for that wiring harness. I can NOT seem to get those posts off of the threaded studs. I don't have the special tool, so I've been trying the tiny slotted screwdriver, moving the tab both toward and away from ...