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We removed entire garnish as just 2 screws and tons of retainers - fairly easy to remove. That way, easier to to door as well.

mine is holding up pretty well. we went in pretty deep as well as taking the faux vent off to wrap it. also, I only have 2,000 miles with wrap on so not a lot of driving. ;)

All Emblems ( 2 toyota, 1 supra, 1 GR) I removed was adhesive only. 2 toyota emblems do have holes to put them on but no screws were used. mine is US version so I don't have TOYOTA emblem but I assume it would be too.

Took some photos. black wheels look so much better and i'm thinking to powder coat stock wheels as well.

it performs fine at the track.

Most likely something I would not do but here it is... you can change to less effective brake pad as you mentioned which means you will have less braking power when you need it. also, if you change just change front brake pad, brake balance will be more rear biased than stock. which means it...

It was short but fun. hope to have more supra next time! ;)

I had to do that when I switched it to LE wheels /w replacement TPMS. TPMS need to be registered /w the car at least once. set it manual, run the reset, and it should be fine.

I believe it's 90118-WA439. I did not have single retainer broken as i was doing this like in 85 F. I was more concerned on molding pad, part# 75969-WAA01. but this can be replaced /w padded double side tape.

See you later~

it's tomorrow! :)

Darn! I should've thought of that! :D

I create a thread to see if anyone wants to meet this Saturday. https://www.supramkv.com/threads/saturday-night-supra-mkv-meet-can-you-come.6145/

I'm trying to gauge if anyone from NYC area wants to meet and chat and ETC. this Saturday. Date: 8/22/2020 Time: 7 PM ish.. Place: Lynwood Plaza, Fort Lee NJ Address: 136-38 Linwood PlazaFort Lee, NJ 07024 map...

@Tsar & I just got together last weekend at cars & coffee. Perhaps we could do a quick meet and drive this Saturday or Sunday if weather is nice? or Friday or Saturday evening coffee meet? (Fort Lee, NJ or Edgewater, NJ)

knifeless tape for the win! :headbang:

it is normal and you may notice it after washing as well.

i'll come down. see you in a bit.

is the fog forming inside or outside? if it's outside, it's due to humid weather condition and not much you can do. using wiper and pointing the fans toward torso and/or feet only. If it's inside, pointing fan works as well. there are rainX for inside you might be able to use, also. A/C...

these days, some tuners can do this remotely but if you need dyno and etc, check out SeoulfulRacing. they are just outside of philadelphia. http://www.seoulfulracing.com/ The owner of the shop also owns supra and I wonder what he will do with it. ;)