u/Goatmeal08

Buying used was looking at and drove a 2024 performance. Is it that much different than the 2023? Or should I just get a model s 2020 or 21 I don’t know how drastic the differences are.

I’ve already done my own transmission and clutch kit about 70,000 miles ago. I know how it works and breaks and from my understanding is it being a dry clutch, the wear to the clutch causes dust that gums up the actuators causing them to seize and fail. Atleast when I opened mine that was the problem. Well the clutch is starting to stutter again. I was wondering if there’s anyone that’s drilled a 3/8s hole into the clutch housing so they can access the actuators. My idea was to drill a hole, then spray brake cleaner on the actuators and let the fluid and gunk pour out, then spray lubricant and seal the hole with a sort of rubber grommet. Anyone think this would work, or has anyone done this?

I started my stock about a week ago with a few simple ingredients. I actually began with about a gallon of premade frozen stock. For the first few iterations, I kept it basic leeks, garlic, thyme, and carrots the basics.

After a couple days of normal stock I decided to shift it toward a ramen style broth and started experimenting with new ingredients. I’ve added Chinese cooking wine, gochujang, Thai peppercorns, Thai basil, Worcestershire sauce, oyster sauce, sesame oil, and soy sauce. I also included a browned arm roast, along with a bit of clove, star anise, and ginger.

It’s been really good thus far I’d give it an 8/10 but I’m looking for ways to elevate my stock even better.