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I'm still trying to decide between Future Classics and Burger spacer...definitely going with 12~13mm front and 15mm rear.... Burger (shown below) is currently out of stock of the 13mm and 15mm....However, the Burger spacer set will cost $120 less (includes shipping cost) than the Future...

Agreed... I figured as much with the Bavsound kit not selling components separately but as you mention there are other options available...

It will interesting to hear from those replacing the subwoofers with Bavsound how much of an improvement there is... My biggest complaint with the audio system had more to do with vibrational noise that the subs created rather than the sound quality of the system itself....After I eliminated...

Your front splash guard should have been inserted in between wheel well liner and body as shown below...

Did you try resetting the tire pressure monitoring system?

38psi (cold inflation pressure)....

Yes..we know...ha! So you also replaced the OE rear subs with the Bavsound "ghost" subs as well? How well do they sound with the OE amp? I'm thinking I may just replace the OE rear woofers and upgrade the amp when it's available...

Bavsound speaker replacements along with subwoofers for the Supra are now available to order on their website.. Bavsound

Bavsound speaker replacements along with subwoofers for the Supra are now available to order on their website.. Bavsound

Thanks for posting...I was just asking about the Future Classics in another thread... 12mm front / 15mm rear spacers on OE suspension with OE wheels looks perfect!

Looking for feedback....Anyone use this spacer kit? 12mm, 15mm, 18mm Future Classic A90 Supra 5x112 Wheel Spacer Kit

For example: Pull up tire pressure on your display and then hold down a preset button of your choice until it beeps...now that preset button is set as a shortcut to your tire pressure readings...

I programmed most of my preset buttons as shortcuts to other functions such as tire pressure, NAV favorite destination menu, equalizer, trip info, my usb music album menu, and a few XM stations... Not sure many people know that you can program those buttons for very useful shortcuts other than...

^ Looks like your mounted cell phone blocks the presets and a good part of your vents...I use them often... I still prefer the proclip mount below...

I saw those on Amazon as well...How are they holding up for you guys? I saw some reviews that those clam shell designs didn't fair very well with staying together and when they're dropped they easily split apart... I was more concerned with protecting the fob from getting cracked and damaged...

Ha! that stitching reminds of crafts we did as kids in camp for some reason.... (just kidding!) ...looks good! I still like mine better....:p

Update: I originally had these Silicone Fob Covers (shown below and found on Amazon) that I still like, however, they attracted a lot dust and lint and I found I had to clean them often...But for the time I had them on they did a good job of protecting the fob from drops and I still like their...

Silicone Key Fob Covers Wanted to find a silicone cover to protect key fob from drops and these fit perfectly...

Back in the late 70's I put those louvers on my new '77 Datsun B210 hatch as well...ha!