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Very plush. I could see that being more than comfortable for a night.

I guess I didn't catch that you had the 'fancy' seats.... Covers wouldn't be ideal for those that's for sure.

Yea that's bad. Way too early. Hopefully they'll come through with a replacement. Then maybe throw a cover on the new seat. Eat the $100 or so now for better resale value down the road IMO.

I'll second that sentiment.

Very nice Bill. That's a clean looking cover & install.

I'm pretty sure you can get the winter front for around $40 now. That's a pretty cheap price. At any rate, you definitely want your foam on the front so there will be no clearance issues with the shutters. I would cut holes (3" square) in either side of the lower portions to keep enough...

Yea I can see how that would burn your trust. Unbelievable that a shop would do that. Some people just have no character.

I have a Jan built '15 and still don't have any recalls. I've been checking the mail and the VIN recall sites daily but nothing. This axle recall really is scary. That's not something you want breaking going down the road at 60mph...

I've never understood the usefulness of park sensors, especially in today's age where most vehicles are equipped with rear view cameras. /sorry, I don't have an answer to your problem.

You all suck.

Yea I don't either. 7th is tops it seems.

I think site logo on a charcoal grey shirt would look sweet.

No additives yet, but do use block heater. Will run winter front if I see extended single digit temps. Other then the FluidFilm undercoat, nothing unusual.

The dealer's flash will overwrite the GDE tune. Then GDE will reflash the overwritten ECM for a $50 charge.

Very informative post.

Very nice. Clean install as well. Worth every penny IMO. Mine clipped too, but I just kind of popped the steps free then hopped on them to seat properly. No problems.

Very nice. If you haven't went through the firewall yet, here's a tip: using a razor, cut a 1/2" slit on both inside and out. Then find a small dia. pipe (1/4"id) x 12" to use to slide through the rubber boot. Next push your wires through, then pull the pipe out.

Be sure to post pics.

They stay pretty clean of road debris. Your feet will dirty them up more then anything.

Just change it under 10k each time, hit the reset button, and drive on.