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Thank you. I don't track the car and I am looking at Millway plates since this is a BMW suspension

I have Dinan lowering springs with spacers and a new Dinan adjustable toe link installed. This has greatly improved handling especially "bump stear" Should I purchase camber plates to make camber adjustable. If so what negative camber should i set?

OEM Steering Wheel used about 1 year with very little wear. Includes OEM airbag cover with Black Toyota Logo. Will ship

.Used about 8 months and replaced by Aftermarke unit. Works great. Will ship

Phil Finally I have removed the posts from the Berktuning wheel and can see the root cause of the problem: 1. The aftermarket horn posts are not cylindrical like the OEM. but are a semi circle shaped rod with a round button at the top end 2. The flat base of the horn posts is too thin to...

The posts look like the photo . The base with 2 small posts is too flexible to push up and cause the horn ring on the airbag to make contact. My tech showed me photos but I don't have them. In hindsight I should have transferred the posts from the OEM unit to the new wheel but since there were...

I have contacted Phil directly but he has not answered. When I made the initial post I did not have a clear picture that mounting posts were the problem. I don't think I can buy these posts separately so maybe Phil has a solution

I replaced the OEM Supra wheel with a Berktuning aftermarket wheel. Adjacent to the 3 mounting posts for the airbag are 2 short posts that touch/contact the horn contact points on the airbag. Rather than depress/activate the horn when the airbag is pushed, they are collapsing. See the second...

I installed an aftermarket steering wheel from Berktuning. I love the wheel's look and feel but my horn does not work. My tech tells me that the rubber posts in the wheel are not stiff enough to activate the horn. I have noted on a couple of youtube videos that the oem posts are removed and...

No, the OEM module is tucked away behind the heat shield. All control for the valves on both sides is through the unit that comes with the exhaust

I had it installed by Aces Performance Exhaust in Houston . The original estimate was $275 but it ended up as $350 because of the extra time for wiring the controller. So the final bill was: Exhaust from Alibaba $1299 Delivery and duty to Texas $400 Installation...

I decided to go with after market light instead. This a European spec Toyota OEM Brake light with the additional wiring required to make it operational. $200 plus $10 shipping paid by buyer

My vehicles before this Supra were all BMWs (1996 Dinan 3) and I added a fuel treatment to the gas as least once per month to clean injectors etc.. Is the same type of additive recommended for the Supra?

Don't ever grow up:cool::cool:

Thanks for the information. I have watched a couple of YouTube videos and concluded the same thing

Easy for you but i will be 77 years old next month:cool::eek:

For anyone who has installed the Valvetronic Ti Exhaust can you tell me the cost of installation in hours and SS

Thanks for the info. You confirmed my intnetions. I never bought them for my BMWs and will not buy them for my B58

Has anyone seen any noticeable difference from installing these or other aftermarket coils. Dinan has been offering these for BMW engines for as long as the Dinan brand has existed

I can't answer your question from a technical standpoint but I can say that the interior of this cover is exactly the same as the OEM cover and there is no "extra layer" so this cover would react the same as the OEM item