Alfa Romeo parts reviews

Michelin Pilot Sport all season 4 seems to be the go to for best performing all season tires.

Continental DWS06 are good and I am running Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4. Those are going to be the best performing all seasons on the market.

I bought Bosch Icons at Autozone and they fit like OEM and work like new. It's really like any other car.

I have a MiTo with The same engine and did a cluth job year ago with The Luk set, but i remember casting me about 300 euros.

Happy to report no issues with The New cluth. Feels exactly like The OEM one

The guys at the Motoring Club in West LA had a 4C Spider to rent for a while, which I did, and it was amazing. The example I drove had a more neutral wheel alignment and Michelin PS4S tires, it was really solid in turns, not the death machine people say at all.

Anyway I know people talk a lot of crap about them but I use Optima batteries in anything that can fit them. Mainly because I have a bunch of cars and many of them sit around. Its nice to know that if the battery dies I can condition and recharge it and get back to normal and not worry.

For my 2018 Stelvio Even the dealership in Toronto uses Pennzoil Euro LX, but I have used Mobil-1 0W-30 as well. I did not find major differences in performance with these 2, only difference is the prices.. Otherwise I'd recommend both.

I recently swapped the solex carbs for Weber DCOEs for several reasons but mostly due to better parts and support here in the USA. As a learning process, I rebuilt them myself - so I am very aware of the float and needle operation.

I have the new VikingContacts on the AWD Alfa and they are even better. Both the Generals and Contis responded better at warmer temps, if that matters to you.

Service guy just stopped over and confirmed the battery was bad. Replacement installation in progress.