I bought and installed Lasfit LED's (Links Below)
Huge improvement over any halogen bulbs !!

Low and High Beams

Fog Lights

 

They are absolutely worth the price!
I couldn't see very well when I first got my car with the original halogens. Once I changed over to the Lasfits it was like night and day!

 

Had almost all the lights replaced with Lasfit LEDs. At last, I can see at night!
Recently some other folks in this forum have said they've had problems with Lasfit lights, but so far that hasn't been my experience. My decision to use Lasfit came from the overwhelming number of positive reviews by other Crossfire owners, in this forum and on Facebook when I was still on that.

 

Installed a sheepskin seat cover from Amazon. Easier than tearing the seat apart to find and repair the broken heating wires and I like sheepskin seat covers in sports cars anyway. This one by Aegis is a pretty good fit. I went with charcoal color.

 

I had these LEDs and halos done by a company in the uk. Did a fantastic job, also got SRT6 etched on the outer lense both sides.

 

I received a pair of Seat Belt Shoulder Pad Cushions last week & put them in the 2007 Coupe this afternoon. I've also got a pair of these in our 2016 VW Beetle Dune Hatchback. Bought off Amazon - Lots of Vendors that due Custom Lettering.

 

I had these made overseas but after 5 years, I can't remember the vendor. I even picked the stitching color to go with my car.

 

Nice!

 

These are mine. Ali Express. About a year ago. Dirt cheap...

 

These kind of posts put me more at ease thinking about the trip (1500 round trip) I'll need to take from MA to MI for the Woodward this August.

 

I know how you feel. I'm doing my first long trip from NJ to OH. Around 1200 miles round trip. Plus there will be a lot of driving at the event.
The good thing is I've recently read a thread where some one drove around 2700 miles round trip. There are a few other long trips mentioned on here as well.
Have a safe trip!

 

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I did absolutely NOTHING to my GraphiteGhost, today. Every time I walk by her in the garage, I smile (smiling is NOT doing something to her)... I continually get comments almost every time I take her out, last time was a hummer driver (female) who could not believe she was a 2008. All the lady could do was say 'garage?', I said yes, driven much? I said '@ 38,600ish miles (her nodding). The lady worked in our bank, she said quite a difference from the Hummer, I said about as different as can be... Car and comments make me SMILE. Love my GraphiteGhost!


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These cars are meant to be driven, a lot. Right now I am the weakest link in the equation, but it's not a bad idea to pull over, stretch, walk a little, refuel, grab coffee and snacks every two-three hours on a drive. It worked pretty well for me.

 

An occasional large can of seafoam in the gas tank does wonders for performance

 

'A little song, a little dance, a little seltzer down your pants.'"
Chuckles the Clown

(Sorry, I couldn’t help myself………….blame this on The magic of SeaFoam)

 

Today I cleaned a crap load of brake dust out of my wheels! I have ceramic pads, never buy Pagid pads, they suck. Next time I'm getting Akabono pads.
I removed each one and cleaned them with car wash soap and water, the removed any tar with WD-40 then cleaned them again to get the WD-40 off.
Then I used Shine-Armor ceramic spray to coat the wheels. Hopefully this will make cleaning the wheels easier in the future!

 

Looking great!

 

Nice chocks !

 

I found both of them in the road in front of my house. A couple of years apart! LOL One from a moving van and the other from a utility truck!
Now if I can get two more I'll have a matching set!

 

Added some VMR wheels and a Zunsport grille over the weekend. Plan to vinyl wrap the front of the bumper under the grille so it doesn't look silly.