Richmond/Henrico/Petersburg/Colonial Hgts G group
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man... Arjun and Bryant's G37's are one of the cleanest OB G's i've seen. tastefully modded 
..i was too busy this weekend meetin up with old friends that i couldn't do everything i wanted to the car. just washed/sealed and cleaned out the clutch fluid. but i havent seen my car this clean in a long time!
..i was too busy this weekend meetin up with old friends that i couldn't do everything i wanted to the car. just washed/sealed and cleaned out the clutch fluid. but i havent seen my car this clean in a long time!
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nice, where do you live? if im on your block i'll be sure to look out for you
maybe i will show you how its done......young grasshopper!! LMAO!
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You're going to show me by doing my entire car, right?
We should set up a detail meet this spring
I know mine needed it before it set outside in the rain for 2 months straight thought about setting something up with Brian but I would also love to do my own and learn something in the process
I know mine needed it before it set outside in the rain for 2 months straight thought about setting something up with Brian but I would also love to do my own and learn something in the process
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Detail meets are really hard to do because you need adequate towels, water sources, buckets, mitts, etc. Plus it's not great to wash a car that you just drove for a bit because your brakes can get warped (something that I heard but don't want to test out)
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4 hours?? I would love to see the look on your face when we work on a black G because it reaallllyy sucks haha. It took me two days for my car...
It would be a challenge to set up but more or less if people show up with a pretty clean car we can just do the polishing part, bring your own supplys (towels/detailer and pads/polish) bc I wouldn't want someone using all of mine or me use someine elses up
Arjun, I think what your talking about can happen just the rotors would need to be very hot before water hits them then the temp change (metal contracts) but that can easily happen anywhere like if your out driving and run through a puddle
Arjun, I think what your talking about can happen just the rotors would need to be very hot before water hits them then the temp change (metal contracts) but that can easily happen anywhere like if your out driving and run through a puddle