We'll go ahead and pretend the purpose of this post is to find a good gift idea for your kids, nephews, or nieces. But let's be honest, it doesn't matter how old you are -- playing with Hot Wheels never gets old. So go ahead and use your child as an excuse to buy a wicked Hot Wheels track set or playset, we won't judge. What we love about Hot …
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The best performance tires for your Porsche
If you own a Porsche, you care about its performance. You care about how it drives and how you feel when you're driving it, but more importantly, you want that performance to be consistent. If you pay any attention to Porsche while it develops its next generation of sports cars, you know the German automaker spends a lot of time at the Nürburgring …
Continue to the full articleYour guide to building a virtual racing simulator at home
Ever wish you could go racing every single day? So do we. But racing takes a toll on your car, especially if it's your daily driver, and it generally isn't cheap. Track day expenses, gas, tires, and everything else that goes along with racing can add up, making routine racing unrealistic for most people. But what is realistic is building a virtual …
Continue to the full articleThe best towels for drying and detailing your car
Giving your car a proper wash means having the right tools for the job. We've covered several of those products in previous posts: pressure washers, foam cannons, car wash soaps, wheel cleaners, and wheel brushes. All of those work to get the dirt and grime off your car, but once you're done washing, you need the right towel to dry it off for a …
Continue to the full articleThe best car wash mitts to avoid scratching your car
When it comes to washing my car, I've already shared recommendations on several products I use: a pressure washer, a foam cannon, towels, and my favorite car wash soap. One product I haven't written about are car wash mitts, mainly because many of the quality ones are very similar. But it has recently come to my attention that not everyone uses a …
Continue to the full articleBest Porsche LEGO sets
You likely played with them when you were a kid; ignored them when you were a teen; and now as an adult, you wish you could find the time to build them. Nowadays, LEGO sets are enjoyed by people of all ages, and some of the more intricate kits are very detailed and advanced with moving parts. They've also become a sort of collectible, with limited …
Continue to the full articleThe best car wash soaps to keep your Porsche clean
I always find it interesting to read online discussions about car wash soaps. For many car owners, all car wash soaps are the same and the one they use doesn't matter. For others, they'll stick to a few reputable choices and maybe even just one. Generally, once you get "good enough" results from your car wash soap, you have little reason to try …
Continue to the full articleThe best car waxes to keep your Porsche smooth and shiny
For decades, the car wax market was mostly stagnant. The car wax your parents used probably wasn't much different than the wax you started using on your first car. But in the last few years, the market has seen a bit of a shift, thanks to the growing popularity of ceramic coating. Originally left to professionals and costing a pretty penny, …
Continue to the full articleThe best headlight restoration kits
If you own a Porsche, there's a real good chance that you're going to keep it for many years. Or maybe you own a classic 911 that has already gone through its fair share of wear and tear. Whichever might be the case for you, it's only a matter of time before your headlights need some attention. You see, eventually oxidation will cause your …
Continue to the full articleThe best torque wrenches to properly tighten your fasteners
If you ever work on your car at home and it involves removing nuts or bolts, you should probably invest into a quality torque wrench. A torque wrench is a tool designed to apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener. The torque wrench you're probably familiar with makes a clicking noise once that fastener has been tightened to the specified …
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