Don't they require cleaning and then oiling them? If so, a major PITA that makes them undesirable in my opinion. Don
My bad, should have looked at the rest of the thread and found the answer to my question.
Thanks for the suggestion. I did recline the front seats this morning, not a great amount. There were noticeably fewer squeaking noises during driving today. Don
I have a 2023 Road Atlanta IMSA edition CTV-4 Blackwing with just under 9K miles on it.
I love the car, it does everything I expect it to do.
Cruising on the interstate it's very quiet with one exception. The car has carbon fiber shells on the backs of the front seats and they squeak at any...
Both cars dipsticks are identical other than the ends, one is grey, the other is red. I THINK I know which is the Blacwings but not sure.
Local Caddy dealer and Kia did the oil changes and they've been on the money. Don
One thing I know for sure is the Blackwing will get vastly better mileage.
I drive into San Antonio from Boerne routinely, a trip thats mostly downhill and get 31-34mpg. On the return trip last night, I got 26.9.
I love our Blackwing 4. Don
I have a 23 BW4 as well as a 22 twin turbo Kia GT1.
I was very busy with various things and was checking engine oil levels in both cars. I might have put the wrong dipstick in one, then of course, both cars. They're identical visually.
I believe the BW's dipstick has a gunmetal grey end to...
Just a bit of humor here. Local San Antonio newspaper had an advertisement for new cars on sale at dealers.
There was an ad for a 2925 Lexus (no typo)! Don
Don't agree with that. I put some Meguiar's leather conditioner on my 2024 CTV-4 BW (Road Atlanta IMSA car)) Don't know if the IMSA label makes any difference but the leather conditioner did seem to soften the seats. Don
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