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In the interest of not ripping apart all my boot carpet and flooring to route the wires behind the carpet I just ran them over. Worried about snagging on stuff I thought about Velcro to cover it (easily comes off the carpet but is very secure). Not really a huge deal to put it behind but for any of you who want to hide a wire run over the boot carpet. This worked well. 2 Inch x33 Feet Adhesive Hook and... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC2VH7PW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share I stuck the tape back to back so the soft side faced out and matched the carpet pretty well.

Well I feel so dumb. That totally worked with the windshield washer jet. Over thought it as usual. Well learning is a good thing I guess. Sadly it’s usually accompanied with feeling like an idiot.

I just googled. might try this as I do t love how far mine sticks outs now.

I am not familiar but interested in that trick

This was one of my bauble and bolt ons. Works great. I noticed on my car the washer jet shot directly into the windshield rubber (no where near the glass). It was a pita to dismantle and try and get it angled up. Not sure if this is already installed but if not maybe worth proactively getting it aimed. (And yes I am sure I will catch heat for caring about the washer jet angle).

Thanks again @das76

Well. Finally got around to putting the 3rd brake lights on. (I have been driving the car too much to take the time to do anything major). simple install as promised. I ended up not pulling the floor so just undid the outermost screw on the wooden floor section and pushed it up to allow for the led to pass thru. Re tacked the carpet down. I ran the vertical wire on the outside of the carpet (since my side carpets are trapped in the flooring ). Maybe I will change this over the winter. Or just run some Velcro strip down over the wire so nothing in the boot snags it. all in all very happy.

I think you could do shrink tube. Adhesive on the horizontal portion of the tab. And non adhesive on the vertical leg. Making it removable. While heated pinch the end with pliers to make a cap. https://www.cabletiesandmore.com/heat-shrink-tubing-2-1?pid=1262&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADfXKhj64GLT7gr0mo9-a42_2eD6z&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgrO4BhC2ARIsAKQ7zUkCR5KkTBAIrvaia4MFBwKSJzdyeCqA6ilYVY00MDgkIzYcOFDlVHEaAt2ZEALw_wcB

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@demoray well bought. I would hope you can make it to njmp next year for the annual meet up.

After last weekends track day I did a deal clean and started wondering about the exhaust. My car was new in June and the exhaust slowly turned blue and now a bronze with some of those colored spots on the collector. Well went down the rabbit hole on polishing. It was fairly straightforward and worked well. before: after Loosened the heat shield to access the cat. used this: Flitz Buff Ball Car Buffer Drill... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002RCVQM0?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share even with the drill buff ball took some elbow grease but not horrible. Buffed with soft plush micro fiber. I also got some smaller buff balls for in between the primaries.

Also thinking if you got some heavy duty shrink tube. If you wanted to make it removable just er on a bigger size with smaller shrink ratio and non adhesive. https://a.co/d/684EZvT They have it in red.