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Just brings a smile to your face.   

I have nicknamed her Medusa What a riot 

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3 hours ago, El Presidente said:

I have nicknamed her Medusa

What a riot :lol3:

Nice. Love the colour.

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On 7/12/2025 at 2:35 PM, El Presidente said:

I have nicknamed her Medusa

What a riot :lol3:

Nice, Rob!  Love the tags.

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Saw my first Daytona SP3 in the flesh today (not this one). I don’t typically get car envy but, ooof. Car envy. 

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7 hours ago, El Presidente said:

 The guys at Scrubs did a video on applying the PPF to my Alfa.Looks great, goes better 🤣

Quadrifoglio is such a beast. Great car man looks sick! Stock exhaust or you making some changes?

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13 hours ago, TheFez said:

Quadrifoglio is such a beast. Great car man looks sick! Stock exhaust or you making some changes?

The stock exhaust valves opon fully in Dynamic mode above 3000 revs and always open in Race. It's a raucous symphony. 

With an Alfa Romeo, the 5 year factory warranty is valuable asset.  I wouldn't want to threaten it with any mods :lol3:

 

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Dumb questions:

What's the purpose of the transparent wrap?

Do you have any worries about the wrap degrading in the future whether by scratch or by nature or age?

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2 hours ago, Chibearsv said:

Dumb questions:

What's the purpose of the transparent wrap?

Do you have any worries about the wrap degrading in the future whether by scratch or by nature or age?

I put PPF (Paint Protection Film ) on high end vehicles. The Scrubs team is the best at doing it in this city. There are plenty of cowboy operations. 

In short; protects paint from rock chips, gravel rash, minor scratches. Top end PPF is self healing to minor abrasions. 

The PPF applied to my car will last 10 years.  End of that time, team will slowly peel it off, wash, and the car paint should be showroom new condition. 

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On 7/20/2025 at 7:05 AM, El Hoze said:

Saw my first Daytona SP3 in the flesh today (not this one). I don’t typically get car envy but, ooof. Car envy. 

What a beauty! 

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2 hours ago, Chibearsv said:

Dumb questions:

What's the purpose of the transparent wrap?

Do you have any worries about the wrap degrading in the future whether by scratch or by nature or age?

Not a dumb question. Protects the paint from chips and and such, all the pebbles flying on the highway hit the car and especially with higher end cars the paint can be very expensive to touch up. Also protects from scratches by inconsiderate people lol. I take two of my cars to a lot of car shows and the fact that I have them both ppf'd has definitely saving me a lot of worrying and money. Both are peppered on the hood (as they are both low to the ground) thankfully none of that has gotten through the ppf to the actual paint.

2 hours ago, El Presidente said:

The stock exhaust valves opon fully in Dynamic mode above 3000 revs and always open in Race. It's a raucous symphony. 

With an Alfa Romeo, the 5 year factory warranty is valuable asset.  I wouldn't want to threaten it with any mods :lol3:

Oh yeah haha valid point about keeping the Alfa under warranty🤣

I've driven that car a bunch of times and it does sound absolutely intoxicating in race. I'm doing the same thing with my cayenne GTS, Sport Plus it sounds great but I'm not risking the warranty with an exhaust or tune there. 

@@El Presidente these 2 are out of warranty so I feel free to do as I please.

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2 hours ago, El Presidente said:

I put PPF (Paint Protection Film ) on high end vehicles. 

In short. Protects paint fom rock chips, gravel rash, minor scratches. Top end PPF is self healing to minor abrasions. 

Makes sense, my car is not nearly as dinged up as I am 😁, but it's got some scars. We drive some gravel roads to visit my wife's family's farms, so I've just surrendered to the inevitable paint dings, windshield stars/spiders, and flat tires. If she knows we're headed for a farm, her car stays home of course.

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12 hours ago, El Presidente said:

God how I hate the Ipad/Tablet control screens in modern cars. 

I initially felt the same way, but they grow on you very quickly. Everything is nice and tight and clean.

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10 hours ago, BigGuns said:

I initially felt the same way, but they grow on you very quickly. Everything is nice and tight and clean.

...I am a knob guy :lol3:

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10 hours ago, El Presidente said:

...I am a knob guy :lol3:

😳 Rob...

Does Di know about this?

I find myself wondering if we need to sit down and have an in depth convo about our different vernaculars. 

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9 hours ago, my happy place said:

OOF! Never knew this existed and wish I hadn't seen it.

I thought it was so cool when it was first shown, in the days of the Dodge Prowler and Chrysler Pronto Cruizer (which became the PT Cruiser). Design (I now see as) horrific. Looks like a long hood version of an SC430.

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8 hours ago, my happy place said:

I can totally see that.

I actually had an SC430 back in 07ish, lol. Was a great car at the time and I had a lot of fun in it (horrendous torque steer) but the design didn't age well at all. I find the older sc300 and sc400 more attractive now than the newer sc430.

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14 hours ago, El Presidente said:

...I am a knob guy :lol3:

 

14 hours ago, BigGuns said:

😳 Rob...

Does Di know about this?

I find myself wondering if we need to sit down and have an in depth convo about our different vernaculars. 

Hey, no kink shame. :lol3:

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