A Little Deep Cleaning...

[Nappers]

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Awesome work as usual Nick!

Can't wait to see the new project done!

Good show

[Sal329]

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Looks amazing

[Nick Chapman]

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Car looks great man

And the lambo shot - major drool man! twin turbo on a lambo, thats crazy

Thanks guys!

At the time, not sure if it's still valid or not, but that Lambo is supposed to be the worlds fastest Lamborghini with 1380hp to the rear wheels.

[wyseilmykkar]

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I needed something that could just sit on them for a while, needed a gel type product. Ended up having to use P21S on them. It's thick enough to just sit there for a while without drying up or running off.

Thanks Nick!

I've checked the "number" guide and a search turns up that P21S is a carnuba wax as well as some type of wheel cleaning product. Could someone please fill me in with some more information on this product? Manufactuer, etc.?

Check that: I googled P21S and discovered that it's not a product code, but rather a manufacturer of products.

Now my question is: is there anything like this in the Meguiar's line?

[BDL1127]

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i know this is wayyy off topic..but what points did you use to jack up that stang...and were there any sheet metal bends or other bending??

[IMSHAKN]

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i know this is wayyy off topic..but what points did you use to jack up that stang...and were there any sheet metal bends or other bending??

It looks as if he was jacking off of the K-member on the front end and I'd assume he was using the cross tube of the IRS on the rear end. On an IRS equipped mustang these would be my preferred jack points unless weld-in subframe connectors are installed.