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anyone ever been there or use them for anything

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they are making a coupe version next year with 6 spd manual

yes i wanted white yes its fwd and i wanted auto.. the wife hates manual.. and she will drive it too. but it does have paddle shifters!

no, i bought it at hatfield, they went to mentor to get it. they were supposed to have one ordered in, we waited for ever to get it, and it never showed up. so they went to mentor to get this one. i wanted the pearl white se turbo with navi, and mentor was the closest dealer that had one.

ooo, and i got free all weather floor mats thrown in on the deal! they had to order those though..

yup.. car stickered at $28,600... i got it for $25800

thanks.. i did alot of research on the car, and im very pleased with all the features, the power, the styling... and the price was nice too!

this is my first brand new vehicle purchase... 2011 Hyundai Sonata SE 2.0 Turbo pearl white, with navi and sunroof package what a great car, 274 hp, 269 tq on 87 octane... and still gets 34+ mpg best pics i could get so far, from my phone http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p301/hoblick/IMAG0126.jpg http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p301/hoblick/IMAG0127.jpg http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p301/hoblick/IMAG0128.jpg http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p301/hoblick/IMAG0129.jpg

sweet let me know

whoever does, can someone get me a quote on PN: 60002EFI-00P

sweeet

anything you put on the motor will probably evaporate off with heat, engine bay wise it would be difficult to wax the entire bay, not impossible but difficult. maybe hit the engine bay with some pam cooking spray or something??

EVO FTW

there are differnt types, 2 piece and 3 piece and the 3 piece have a battery, atomizer, and then your cartridge 2 piece are either a batter with atomizer built in, or more currently .. a battery, then a cartridge with an atomizer built in (known as cartomizer), i have the latter... 2 piece battery and cartomizer.. you can buy either cartomizer that are already filled, or you can buy blanks that you c an fill yourself.. the cartomizer are refillable up to 4 times or so.. there is a new cartomizer out that i ordered that has a ceramic cup with a wick in it instead of a poly fill to hold the "juice" they last longer, produce better vapor, and if your new to E Cigs, youll burn the poly fill cause you wont know when your out of juice till you taste a little burnt taste.. then that cart is unuseable.. well most of the time.. its hard to get that burtn smell out of the cart after that happens.

i just started using an E Cig saturday, and havent picked up a real cigarette yet. i think this is a great way to help quit smoking, or just a healthier alternative to real cigarettes. i ordered a KR808-D1 kit form LeCig.com along with some of there cartomizers vanilla, and mint. those 2 dont taste to bad, but not exactly what i was looking for. i ordered some smoke juice from JohnsonCreeksmokejuice.com, just ordered there sampler pack to try and see what i like. should get that in this monday at some point. its a very similar experience to smoking, you still get that hit from the Ecig that you do from a real cigarette just not as strong, but i did get a lower mg of nicotine in the cartomizers i ordered. you blow out vapor that replicates smoke, but no smell, no carcinogens. and its a hell of alot cheaper than real cigarettes... after the initial purchase, its about $30 a month if you "vape" roughly the equivalent of 1 pack a day in smokes.

i carry a glock 27 .40, we have a springfield xd 9mm by the bed and a mossberg 500 close by as well. only real thing i can contribute is dont be afraid to leave a round in the chamber.. what good is it if you need it in a hurry and have to load a round in, might be too late.

you seriously need to drive a Sonata SE 2.0T.. it will suprise you.

i took the Sonata SE out for a spin sunday, and loved it. paddle shifter worked better than expected and the 2.4L had enough pep for a daily. the radio was above par IMO (i was in one with NAVI) seats were very comfortable, and the cabin was spacious and quiet. im super impressed with the car. I think im gonna go back and test drive the 2.0T and see how i like it. Ill either be looking to buy the SE with the navi and sunroof option, or go the SE 2.0T without the navi and sunroof pack, since they are both inthe same price range. i just dont know if i really need or want the turbo model, i almost would rather have the navi and sunroof more than the extra power, seeing it will be my daily commuter and trip taking vehicle. comfort and tech is what im looking for.

throwing this out there, and i know ill get shit for it, but i have been looking hard at the new hyundai sonata, and its worth a look.. i went and test drove a sonata SE, sport package basically, 18" wheels, 200HP, paddle shift, sport tuned suspension, tons of ammenities.. the car drove amazing well and had great power for a sedan.. and still gets 36 mpg... i am above and beyond impressed it might be worth looking at for you. im seriosuly considering one at this point. and if you want it with a little more pep and plush interior, they have a sonata limited 2.0T , two tone interior, navigation, 274hp turbo 2.0l, proximity key fob, push button start, heated front and rear seats, 400watt infinity stereo with sub.. etc etc.. they are loaded really really nice cars.. i love the styling on them http://i.ebayimg.com/16/!!gn1Ch!CWE~$(KGrHqUOKjUEyK,d1R)YBMuffbVJL!~~_4.JPG http://www.hyundaiusa.com/images/HyundaiUSA/Vehicles/gallery/Sonata/2011/expand/08.jpg http://www.hyundaiusa.com/images/HyundaiUSA/Vehicles/gallery/Sonata/2011/expand/11.jpg http://www.hyundaiusa.com/images/HyundaiUSA/Vehicles/Sonata/2011/2T/Interior_4.jpg

clay bar will scratch the clear, its an abrassive and using an absorber will also scratch if you use a clay bar, make sure its well lubed, and plan on machine polishing out some of the fine scratches afterwards ditch the absorber and use a leaf blower to dry the car you can also use a large waffle type drying towel afterwards then use a light hand polish to get any left over water spots off if any are present then wax as normal also a good foaming gun to presoak the car when washign is good.. presoak with a good foamy mixture, it will loosen the dirt, rinse, refoam and and go to work with your wash mit/sponge.. good job with the 2 bucket technique with the grit guard.. your on the right track!

So you want to sell a 3 year old generator for the price of a new one? Not trying to high jack your thread, but they have 20% off coupons everywhere for harbor freight, so that generator new is only $320 just FYI

gonna try to make it tomorrow night as well

jealous

got it taken care of