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After you remove the screws and front clips you simply need to pull up on the panel to release the clips...don't be afraid, they won't break... Pro Tip: you need to pull or peel back the upper rubber hatch gasket that goes over the top of the panel or you won't be able to pull up properly to...

I tried removing the plastic top cover under the drivers side footwell above the pedals and unfortunately it did nothing to eliminate the soft tapping that I'm experiencing... There is definitely something lightly tapping against a panel somewhere else...This only occurs during initial...

Still not having any luck hunting down the source of this soft tapping sound which seems to occur in the front cabin in the area between the steering wheel, center console, an above the accelerator pedal area ...There is definitely something lightly tapping against a panel ...This only occurs...

Yea I get it...I've used Bimmercode extensively over the past 8 months and have made numerous changes...what I don't like after programming is having to go back and reset all my fav settings....LOL But for those that simply want to disable ASD and don't want to code this is a cheap easy...

Have you actually done both? I've done both ways and one is really not that much more difficult or time consuming than the other....The biggest difference is disconnecting the ASD plug is free and doesn't require purchase of Bimmercode and OBDII module....

Actually 1/2" sheets are preferred for this application as you'll want to line the walls of the enclosure and be careful not pack the enclosure as this could reduce overall volume...that said, you could try packing loosely to see how this effects the bass response....

Here is the link to order the mats: Supra MKV Mats

Just created a thread for this for anyone interested: Disabling Active Sound Design without Recoding

Disabling Active Sound Design without Coding

FYI.... Disabling Active Sound Design without Recoding

Another option to consider in disabling the Active Sound Design (ASD), that doesn't require having to recode the ASD module using Bimmercode, is to simply unplug the ASD module...This only takes 15~20 min to remove 2 panels, unplug the ASD module, and reinstall panels...And best of all...It's...

ASD isn't connected to your exhaust system and does not change external exhaust sound in any way...ASD is simply an electrical sound generator which overlays a faux engine sound on top of the audio signal inside the cabin... Those of us that have removed ASD have noticed a significant...

https://www.supramkv.com/threads/any-side-affects-of-disabling-asd-with-bimmercode.5894/

no...the bus it is on only receives signals...The ASD module doesn't send any signals back onto the can bus line...

good point :thumbsup: Most of my music I listen to is through a USB thumb drive...BT quality is horrible and Satellite is spectrally limited ...

@pav911 Just simply remove the rear panel and re-evaluate the sound quality...Now this won't completely eliminate all the vibrations but you should hear a noticeable improvement in reducing bass vibrations and improving sound quality which should give you some confidence that the sound quality...

@dazza I enjoy listening to EDM that has very deep bass tracks at a volume around 2/3 with subwoofer cover modifications made and I haven't experienced any popping issues or over excursion of woofers ...Below 2/3 volume the bass in my setup is deep and punchy with little distortion and no...

Did you read what I said? I said just take the speed bumps slowly as you and a few others here in this thread mention.....I haven't had any issues what-so-ever with going over bumps slowly and straight on...The Supra, with OE suspension (not lowered) really isn't as low compared to other sports...

I approach speed bumps straight on and slowly...The Supra with stock suspension really isn't that low that you should be worried about scraping...