Same here. I think its a combination of crap moving around the car while moving, as well as sucking other crap up from below the car. Is it the effect of downforce? I dunno. But it drives me nuts that the rest of the car is clean but the tailgate is filthy.
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do you ever get this problem parking under trees (you know.... alpine white and all)?Kaz said:
I don't understand.... do the whackos scare you enough to induce self soiling or do you give a lot of these whackos (hitchhikers) rides and they're dirty?___lk___ said:
I don't park under trees.31st330i said:
do you ever get this problem parking under trees (you know.... alpine white and all)?
No trues words have been postedKaz said:
The rest of the xiT will still be spotless while the tailgate and rear bumper look like Alan F's wheels
And usually too much *dirt* to just detail spray:bawling:Re: Definitely this part:
Damn, don't point those things at us, they might go off!atyclb said:![]()
The tires
It seems to get dirty at a fairly even rate :dunno:
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heh, u left coasters don't know what it's like to drive NASCAR-style at high speeds in the morning.. your freeways are 4-6 lanes wide and average about 25mph during rush hours...31st330i said:
I don't understand.... do the whackos scare you enough to induce self soiling or do you give a lot of these whackos (hitchhikers) rides and they're dirty?
on I76 in Philadelphia, it's 2 lanes wide, and you're doing 80mph with about 8-10 feet of space between the car in front of you, and the car behind. picture the race-cam in jeff gordon's car, and you pretty much have the picture. :yikes:
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