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Nice yeah, I've heard of Doteki and was considering driving up there, but too far good to hear your experience was good except for the wait. It makes sense, to spend extra for a weld-in bar, more structural rigidity than a bolt in. Though, for street and the occasional track day, a bolt-in is...

Were you ever able to find a prefab roll bar installer in Monterey or the Bay Area for your SUPRA? As far as Studio RSR, I would not recommend them. Their bars look great. However, their customer service is non-existent, and their communication (as you have found out) is horrible and is worse...

As a side note if you plan to run spacers you are going to need a stud kit or longer bolts to accommodate the size of spacer you use. Personally, I'd opt for studs if you don't mind spending around $150 for a decent set. You never know when you'll need to remove and replace the tire, and those...

What is the turnaround time for an order?

What is the maximum front camber are you all getting with these Versus Camber plates?

What camber plates are folks running with their HKS Height Adjustable springs? It sounds like most are using the Versus plates. I also see that Vorshlag makes camber plates for the OEM suspension, but it's not clear if they will fit the HKS springs or any aftermarket lowering springs.

#PT967-C1220-09 is the correct CF spoiler part number for the A91-CF. Trust me I know. I had to do a ton of research to tell the dealership what to order. The dealership had erroneously installed part PT967-C1212-02 which is an FRP and not the Carbon fiber spoiler. They finally got the right...

Right, Piercy used to own the Milpitas dealership before Envision, and they got bought out. Yep, they had a horrible reputation. It appears nothing much has changed. Lesson learned. In the future, agreed, I would likely purchase another Toyota outside the Bay Area. Not just cars, but everything...

Envision Toyota in Milpitas was the dealer. I'm not so sure I'd ever buy from them again.

hi, same thing happened to me. They install the wrong ABS rear spoiler the first time The correct carbon fiber spoiler OEM part number is #PT967-C1220-09 Beat Patient they get them in stock periodically, but I would keep contacting the parts department weekly as well as Toyota Brand...

I installed the above pictured CF M style aftermarket mirror caps a week ago and they reduce the wind buffetting. I previously installed the AMS CF windbuffetting kit above, before that. Both are easy installs. I found the AMS pieces reduce but do not eliminate the Wind buffetting by themselves...

Update on my A91 – CF with the missing rear spoiler. After three months, the dealer called me up and said the wing was available. I brought it in. They installed it when I went to pick it up. It was actually an ABS wing. They gave me some excuse that it had to do with missed order of the part...

I wanted to give an update on the missing spoiler in case any other members encounter the same experience with any missing part from the factory on their Supra. The dealer ended up following up with Toyota. I called their 800 Toyota Customer Experience Line, and I was assigned a BAE or "Brand...

I've had ppf on my gr86 for about 6 months and I track it. It definitely shouldn't look like that. I had a few areas bubble up a couple weeks after it was applied. The guy who did it guaranteed his work and cleaned it up. No problems since. Personally, I would ask them to redo the entire job or...

Thanks ya'll. Nothing in writing. Agreed, I think if I had to do it over again, I would go with a premium A91 and forego the premium paid on the CF. The only advantage is the VIN and that there were only 600 made, which may or may not help hold its value in the future. Unfortunately, there is no...

Hi: I'm a New member. I just picked up a '22 A91-CF from what I now see, is from a stealership, and didn't notice until I got home (in my excitement) that it was missing the rear CF spoiler. I looked at the window sticker, and it said "X6. FSA spoiler install delay letter" I contacted the...