Just go easy when applying heat to the area, keep checking at the leather to ensure you are not going to over do it (burn it). I can keep applying heat to the area, but it give it a rest for the moment. I want to do some cleaning and conditioning at the leather seats. So, for today it was enough.
Good tips. I'll update when I try this - I've got two cars that could use some crease removal.
I realized a few months ago that when you drop the backseats, you're kinda supposed to remove the rear bench instead of letting the buckles just press into the foam - but no one actually does that. Then the rear seat would be totally flat instead of just kinda sitting up and flattening into the rear bench.
I've only been out with the family thus far so I haven't really been able to fully compare yet. It seems to have helped with throttle response a bit. Everything also seems a bit smoother. It's pretty quiet but I don't mind that. I think it still sounds good. And I agree... it's pretty damn sexy. I'm glad I waited.
Btw, I'm still on the old APR stage 1 tune. Hopefully that will change soon.
Just tuck it under somewhere with a zip tie. It's only used when you start the car so you don't need crazy air flow to it or anything. Just make sure it's not getting super dirty or wet.
I've only been out with the family thus far so I haven't really been able to fully compare yet. It seems to have helped with throttle response a bit. Everything also seems a bit smoother. It's pretty quiet but I don't mind that. I think it still sounds good. And I agree... it's pretty damn sexy. I'm glad I waited.
Btw, I'm still on the old APR stage 1 tune. Hopefully that will change soon.
