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Have my first HPDE with the Supra coming up this weekend at Auotbahn Country Club South. Switching to Liqui-Moly 5w30 and Motul RBF600 beforehand. Otherwise everything else is stock. Have any tips for me? Tire pressures? Leave everything in sport mode? etc

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I'm wondering this too.

EBM, Aggrotech, Folk Metal, Grunge, Industrial Metal. Jerry Was a Racecar Driver, Jesus Built my Hot Rod, and Black Sunshine always make me want to put the pedal to the metal.

I ran XP10's on my Q60. Thought they were fantastic, but it was my first real track pad, so I have no comparison points.

OMG, that looks fun!

Got any pics from the side with the spacers on? I'm stock height too, and also considering spacers.

They are visible from the driver's seat, but it's easier to see the turn indicator light in the gauge cluster, especially during the day.

They were limited to using the hardpoints on the chassis provided them by BMW.

Typically before painting or powder coating shops will strip the wheel finish. They usually do it with a chemical bath, but I don't know the chemicals used. You need to be down to bare metal for powdercoating to work.

Old guy here too with tons of CD's. You still can enjoy all your music, without the need of changing CD's, by ripping it into FLAC or MP3.

Ahh, yeah, I keep a bunch of my music on my phone too, but I'm an Android user.

But it has a "GT" badge, open diff, and red highlighted aero! :rolleyes:

This is Japan only and the Q60 was never released in Japan. I won't argue with you on them dropping the ball though.

I don't know the exact answer, but it's definitely less than 64 gb, as it told me there wasn't enough room to transfer all the music from my USB stick.

I still buy CD's as I like to own my media, but I rip them to FLAC for home use and MP3 for car/mobile use. While it can be a daunting process at first if you have a large collection, ripping a single disc takes 2 or 3 minutes, so once you're done any new stuff is super quick to add to your...

Is that a no?

Doesn't seem normal to me either, especially if it's just popping off when you touch it. Do you have a body shop you trust? If I were you, I'd bring it to them, see what they think, and then bring it to Toyota.

Kinda looks more like dirt/grease than chipping. Chipped paint usually leaves a lighter color. Can you feel it with your fingernail?

Can you get project mu club racer brake pads?