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After some training at the range, shenanigans ensued. Took a second "lap" to see my handiwork. Gotta remember to have someone stay after with me next time and get some video from outside.

Excellent! (Have to imagine Mr. Burns from the Simpsons here).

Stopped and snapped a pic where I had previously taken my favorite picture of my GT350:

I ain't one to gossip so you ain't heard this from me...but, the five star rating on any customer surveys is vitally important to the dealership. I would point out exactly what you pointed out in this thread and how you were a bit disappointed it wasn't in better condition when it was sold to...

DM sent. Looks pretty solid at first glance.

Just wondering if anyone has thrown these on and if they've been okay? Not sure if the RR even has the same issues as I've seen with Broncos where owners have sized up the suspension/tires.

I drove mine from Phillipsburg, NJ to Eastampton, NJ, about 70 miles, and then to Manhattan, another 70+, this morning, through road conditions the state deemed as requiring a travel ban...and had a blast. Through plowed, unplowed, partially plowed, snow drifts, etc. Was one of the more...

Same as above, in Baja mode, keeps the turbo spooled up and feels much different when you get into it from there. You'll never mistake it for a sports car, but it gains speed in a bit of a different way if you just ease into it rather than having it all spooled up and ready. Really fun on a...

We got 6-8" while further south where I went to help clean up at my folks' was closer to 20"

Another 18 inches at the folk's house in south Jersey overnight into today. Drove down to find the area not plowed yet. Raptor and the BFG KO3s ate it up. Backed up into a neighbor's driveway expecting the plows to come through eventually. Not sure what YouTube music was playing for me but...

In preparation for incoming "blizzard," filled the tank with Sunoco's finest 94 octane, checked that tires were not crazy inflated, emptied the oil separator and packed recovery gear including new Yankum tow point.

This reminded me of something I saw a while back that was to the effect of, previous generations had owner's manuals that told you how to adjust valves and today it tells you not to drink the battery acid...

This is what my 24 RR does as well

@embedded rock thank you very much. That's quite a bit cheaper than I'd seen it.

Added the Yankum ropes recovery point to the bag of tricks. Can now attach to the hitch with a soft shackle.

Mine latched fine but would get the "hood ajar" light frequently. So I did the bump stop adjustment and played with the "best closing while not messing up the hood to fender alignment too much" game a bit. Now I have to sort of help it with a bit of a press down when it's closing rather than...

The more inclement the weather becomes, the more I like it: I wrote this for another thread and I think is sums up my thoughts: I've had my 2024 RR since the middle of December 2024 and I haven't found a road condition that I can't enjoy driving it in/on yet. From hooning it around on snow...

Playing around with some vinyl last night to mask the "battle scars" inflicted during this winter's snowstorms. Didn't like anything I tried but left this until I rethink it again. It's like that new commercial, "meh." Going to cut out some of the black, leave some gray showing through and...

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Another thing to consider, especially with an aftermarket warranty, is what labor rate they will cover. I've been out of the business for a very long time but the biggest issue we had with these warranties was when the warranty company would cover let's say $80/hour but where the person...