Canadian Members - Little update on the beast

Well after this weeks rain and me changing 2 DRL bulbs, I decided to fix it.

Without buying a bunch of stuff, I removed lenses, and the gallons of water stuck in them :
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Cleaned, wetsanded and buffed lights, covered all cracks with silicone, and drilled 2 holes in bottom in case water gets in, it can drain :
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Now I wont be changing DRL's everytime they get damp, and they are nice and even, and bright again (car looks much fresher!)

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Also after the tune I averaged 27.5MPG (best was 23 before). This was running 87, getting stuck on 401 traffic, and a few WOT 2-3 gear pulls :

38L to fill from here :

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Wow pretty big improvement in fuel economy what did you do?

Did street tune. Also used cruise any chance I could, and avoided WOT..(only did it 2-3 times ;))