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Looks good! Can you please take a shot that shows how flush the tire is on the wheel? Have you had a chance to really push it in the turns or ride with your vehicle loaded with the new tires? Any rubbing at full lock? I'm a couple weeks out from mounting tires on my RX wheels. Still on the fence...

Davicho, looks good! Now paint 'em black... Hey, that's what you told me! :) Really though, keep em silver!

I got my set off ebay and then TPMS service kits from amazon. If you got them powdercoated, they can smooth out the curb rash during the sandblasting process. Great deal for $300, regardless.

<~~~That's the sign of a car that doesn't want to be sold. Tomorrow you may come out and find a tire has gone flat. You've seen Herbie the Love Bug before right? :)

Just throw the 10 in. I put the little ones in the back and I fold down the middle for groceries or large items. And I roll daily with a small umbrella stroller on top of the sub. Just do it!!! <~~~~That's a 12" powerWedge.

You should take pictures for auto brochures tuanies!

Welcome to the forum poetnprophet!

I think that if you post in Mazda5 marketplace, then it will post to that and general classifieds also. Not sure it would work the other way around.

Rodslinger has posted his turbo kit for sale in marketplace for anyone interested. I just purchased his h&r springs, camber arms, and strut bearings and he shipped it all to me for a great price. I'm unable to leave him feedback on marketplace since I didn't pay through them, but I'm leaving...

I don't know why but I would drive that monster til the tank went dry. Not economical but its different! What camera are you using tuanies?

I wish... I did manage to get some of his suspension bits to lower mine though. That is a great price for the kit he's selling.

With another package today, my to do list just got 8 parts longer. Thanks Rodslinger! :)

Looks good!

I know this may be apples and oranges, but I did have a similar problem with an '03 Honda Pilot. Just like yours, it would lock but not unlock. After 18 months, it was totally dead. I replaced the actuator and it was all good. For Honda, they said it had to do with resistor being burned out...

Told you!

Yes, well sort of. You pull the seating portion up and then the back part lies flat in the area that was occupied by the seating portion, if that makes any sense.

It seems like they may have given you the wrong brackets for the bushings you are using. The brackets seem too big and allows the bushings(and ultimately the swaybar) to do quite a bit of walking under hard transitions.

Hauled 12 8 foot landscape timbers to make my wife's raised garden and repair a couple sections surrounding my kids play area.

Not to mention, why half do the job?

Welcome to the forum Peter!