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Sticking with a solid spacer is a better plan. I liked the idea of the quick release hub I had in my old Civic, for which I had a grant wheel, but after awhile, the wheel developed some play. No danger of coming off, but it definitely wasn't as solid as when new. Go for a solid connection.
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kimbo305 posted:The car has both a static belt buckle and the mouse. Some people take the mouse mechanism out and cover it to simplify things. I need mine because plugging the belt into it it's the only way to dismiss the passenger belt light when it sometimes comes on. A sporadic electrical fault in an Italian Sportscar? Why I never!  p.s. Love this thread.
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Preoptopus posted:If your're on the Meth Ftfy Seriously, glad to hear it's not as bad, but hope you get some answers soon. Mystery illnesses suck.
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BloodBag posted:I know this is a Ferrari thread and all, so I'll just ask you to kindly do the needful and point me to a thread about this vehicle. Desire to know more is intensifying. There's not much to read..but... Start here...
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Electric steering for one. Nissan/Infiniti have even gone DBW, no? Over damped, noise reduction... The list continues. Everything is getting, well, numb.
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Holy smokes! that last bid. Good luck, Kimbo!
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drat. I got distracted by work and missed the activity. I'm sure this is Kimbo right now: 
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