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brakes are covered for 1 year or 12k miles under factory warranty.

No, Recechip does not support E85, the JB4 does.

Welcome and congratulations!

Nice runs. With some E85 you could've been in the high 11s

some of the LED's stopped working on both sides and it didn't look good when turned on.

Agree, plus the position of the factory vents and possible openings, place them on a section of the front where the passing air would act as a vacuum and suck/extract the warm air in the engine bay.

Well make sure you new ones, as they usually turn/resurface the rotors and leave the same pads. Also they don't bed in the brakes, not even out of the assembly line, that is something the owner needs to do.

Make sure you are getting new rotors and pads. Right after you get the car back bed the brakes in. This is critical to preventing the issue from happening again.

Excellent video. Motortrend also had the same impressions of the Stinger after finishing their long term test period. Thanks for sharing.

paging @MurlinatoR

Welcome aboard and congratulations!

The marketing campaign for the Stinger has been very weak and on top of that the Teluride is also grabbing the most attention.

very nice.

That's just the recently announced GTS limited edition version.

Looking good. Agree I unplugged mine and left them in, as the white matches my exterior.

Correct. I particularly like and recommend these. https://www.sxthelement.com/SXTHElement-33TTDCC-p/16-08-700.htm

I've had my catch cans for more than 2k miles and I've found that checking and cleaning them every oil change is more than enough.

Indeed

Single tial is great, easy to install and for sure a great performer. If you do get it make sure you get it with the 6psi spring and not 8psi that usually comes with. (Per Terry's suggestion)

She looks Great!! Congrats Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk