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They are summer tires. I saw a post on here with a picture of a Supra on a tow truck and captioned “don’t speed through standing puddles” these puddles are the ones at the bottom of a hilly road or the sides of the highway. It’ll happen to all cars, you will hit a puddle and the car will fight...

You can still sell them. Even brand new people won’t pay full price so either way you’ll lose a little money. I say drive on them until you’re ready to switch tires. The OEM are okay in rain but dont race in the rain and for sureavoid standing puddles

Also adding on that this won’t stop street racing. I will speed in anything with a motor. Even those electric shopping chair things at stores. (Do a quick lookup on how to remove its governor. It’s fun af but RIP to the 800 pound lady that will use it after you)

Let’s say the law does pass. I think this would be the outcome: 1. No performance parts can be sold in the USA 2. No shops can knowingly add performance parts on a customers car or perform actions that will mess with emissions. Fine or shut down of practice can occur 3. A dealer must report on...

Oh wow. Do you have access anywhere to e85? Maybe make a small blend? really don’t know tbh.

Assuming you don’t have the 2.0. You really should only be putting 93 octane in the car. I think the standard stock fuel lines can handle an e30 blend as well

1. I would suggest to top off your fuel with 93 octane. This could be do to a poor air/fuel mix. 6. intake manifold could be contaminated by a back fire 5. make sure the sensor is getting 5v to it 4. Unplug the battery, wait 10 min and plug it back in. 2. Check to see there is no oil on the...

This’ll be forgotten about in a few months. Just a few Karen’s out there that got overtaken by us and didn’t like it.

Take it back to whoever touched it last. I don’t believe in coincidences

Yes. Then stopped making them for now.

Because of Covid, Michelin haulted their manufacturing of performance tires. Not sure when they will be back on the market

I did some digging around and came to the conclusion that the Michelin All Season 4 tires were the best overall and have a high tread life warranty. remember that the front and back tires are different sizes when ordering.

I recommend calling a Toyota dealership that’s local or the next state over and ask them for advice. If they say you have to pay for it, then prepare for the worst. If they say it’s covered or they can fix it fir free or even a discount, take that info to your local dealer. I did shit like this...

I got mine for 47k a 2020 3.0 premium in St. Louis, MO that had under 5k miles. There are a lot here that dealerships are literally sending them to other dealers in hopes that the car can sell over there. It’s covid... nobody is buying a car now. It’s after the nee year. People that were buying...

@Raidernation Share us some graphs. I’m curious to see if AFR spikes between high rev shifts.

FYI. It may come later. FedEx has been a shit show and backed up due to bad weather and covid.

Watched a video of a guy that said he had it, liked it, then upgraded to the JB4. if you upgrade to theJB4 within a said amount of time, you get the $200 off of you send back the chip

I don’t know. I don’t have it

I know the stock rubber inlet reduces some sound based just off the design look

Won’t that damage the car?