What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
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Joined: 06-17-2012
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From: Wisconsin
Stopped to fill up and the car was just washed and detailed so I thought I'd snap a quick pic!
She's at the muffler shop inspecting for damage caused by a rock I hit last weekend. The rock somehow lodged itself in my exhaust system and completely tweaked everything from about mid-car back. While she's there I'm having a new tip installed too to freshen things up.
She's at the muffler shop inspecting for damage caused by a rock I hit last weekend. The rock somehow lodged itself in my exhaust system and completely tweaked everything from about mid-car back. While she's there I'm having a new tip installed too to freshen things up.
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Joined: 03-09-2012
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From: Atlanta
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From: Louisiana
Stopped to fill up and the car was just washed and detailed so I thought I'd snap a quick pic!
She's at the muffler shop inspecting for damage caused by a rock I hit last weekend. The rock somehow lodged itself in my exhaust system and completely tweaked everything from about mid-car back. While she's there I'm having a new tip installed too to freshen things up.
She's at the muffler shop inspecting for damage caused by a rock I hit last weekend. The rock somehow lodged itself in my exhaust system and completely tweaked everything from about mid-car back. While she's there I'm having a new tip installed too to freshen things up.
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Joined: 01-09-2007
Posts: 16,081
From: SE USA
Stopped to fill up and the car was just washed and detailed so I thought I'd snap a quick pic!
She's at the muffler shop inspecting for damage caused by a rock I hit last weekend. The rock somehow lodged itself in my exhaust system and completely tweaked everything from about mid-car back. While she's there I'm having a new tip installed too to freshen things up.
She's at the muffler shop inspecting for damage caused by a rock I hit last weekend. The rock somehow lodged itself in my exhaust system and completely tweaked everything from about mid-car back. While she's there I'm having a new tip installed too to freshen things up.
Nothing too special today on mine, did install some GM Molded splash-guards, imo look good with my running boards..
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Joined: 03-09-2012
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From: Atlanta
They are made by Enkei. I looked at every wheel option available for our wagons...unfortunately there's not a lot options with our bolt pattern...at least in the style rim I was looking for. I went these enkei ev5 in bronze...I think I made the right choice!
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Joined: 10-13-2011
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From: Welland,Ont Canada
Sleeper I just took my flaps off and had to repaint underneath them the are the factory ones installed at the dealer when new, you might want to ensure they don't rub your paint off!! so we pretty much did the same thing today!! It was nice here 39 degrees, and just a little windy!!
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From: SE USA
chefhhr- Nice choice, I like the 5 spoke look.. Sharper look than the web wheels DR-19 IIRC you had..
Oldblue- Thanks for the warning about possibly rubbingthe paint off.. I didn't really press them up hard to the body, but I suppose time will tell..
Yep sounds like we did about same things..
Oldblue- Thanks for the warning about possibly rubbingthe paint off.. I didn't really press them up hard to the body, but I suppose time will tell..
Yep sounds like we did about same things..
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Joined: 06-30-2010
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From: Kannapolis NC
Paddy joined the 80,000 mile club yesterday morning on the way to the Autozone.
Sitting at the light to turn left from Dale Earnhardt Blvd onto Highway 29, the second longest traffic light in Carolina. Blink, blink, blink, yawn, blink, blink, etc.
At last the light changes, and here comes 80,000 on the clock!
Just listen to that L-61 growl as the revs build, next stop 90,000 miles.
And yes I did fill up with gas on the way home, 12.67 gallons of Shell V-Power as a treat for the 'ol critter.
Sitting at the light to turn left from Dale Earnhardt Blvd onto Highway 29, the second longest traffic light in Carolina. Blink, blink, blink, yawn, blink, blink, etc.
At last the light changes, and here comes 80,000 on the clock!
Just listen to that L-61 growl as the revs build, next stop 90,000 miles.
And yes I did fill up with gas on the way home, 12.67 gallons of Shell V-Power as a treat for the 'ol critter.
