Why I Swapped My OEM for a CravenSpeed Dipstick
I honestly never thought I'd be the guy writing a thousand words about a cravenspeed dipstick, but after fighting with my stock engine part for three years, here we are. It sounds like such a minor thing, right? It's just a piece of metal or plastic that tells you if your car is thirsty for oil. But if you've ever owned a Mini Cooper, a Fiat 500, or a few specific Mazda models, you know that the "factory" dipstick is basically a cruel joke played on car owners by engineers who clearly never intended for anyone to actually check their own oil. ...