Block on 2 sides, but PAINTED drywall on the other. Some of us do ?Does anybody in the US have a garage with the dry walls painted? Every internal garage image I see seems to have unpainted bare drywall. It's almost like there's a law against painting them
Phil
America is so big dude. It depends on where you live. Areas that have basements, on higher elevation, tend to leave them undone for the owner to customize (not built into the price of the home). In my neck of the woods, they’re painted & everything is CBS (concrete block stucco). You definitely pay for it. Northern Florida doesn’t use CBS & you’ll see some variation. Unless you’re in very affluent areas with climate control garages & epoxy flooring standard.Does anybody in the US have a garage with the dry walls painted? Every internal garage image I see seems to have unpainted bare drywall. It's almost like there's a law against painting them
Phil
Didn’t know there was a difference between the 20 model and 21+Upgrading to 2021+ front brake calipers for better stopping power.
There is, the "Toyota Supra" logo.
Where did you grab the set from? I definitely am gonna look into getting a set because the logo looks nice..... stopping power is a bonusUpgrading to 2021+ front brake calipers for better stopping power.
Same caliper as 2020 but with the logos. I was joking about more stopping power, hence the wink.
OR, if yr cheap and/or don't need calipers, I got these pretty much day one on my 2020, and they have still held up!
Dumb question but does the OEM brake setup perform well with high horsepower track built cars? Or do they typically go BBK, invasive ducting, etc.?
Really depends on the track. Personally, with the right pads and fluid, I have no issue with them at Lime Rock, Palmer and Poconos. Palmer and Poconos are the hardest on brakes out of the three.
