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Rogue Engineering Short Shifter with rear carrier bushings installed today. Feels good man.

Update: Got my RE Short Shifter and Rear Carrier Bushing installed, feels good. Nice, crisp, notchy and no BMW Rubbery feeling. Installed at Speed Logic. Side Note: I have a Billetzwork Shift Knob with adapter, it does cause the shift knob to sit a little bit higher than with the OEM knob...

Update: Installed Rogue Engineering Short Shifter and Rear Carrier Bushings. Installed at Speed Logic in Garden Grove.

Thanks to @Speed Logic for installing my Rogue Engineering short shifter and rear shifter bushings.

Lazy ass short hand for inspiration.

Inspo deez nuts

Hmmm, if only there was a thread with everyone posting their set up with aftermarket wheels. Oh look: https://www.supramkv.com/threads/pics-vids-of-supra-with-aftermarket-wheels.2022/page-76#post-489974 Most are 4 wheels but you get the idea.

Sounds like the same OBD2 tracker found in some GR Corollas.

Nice! Looking forward to it. I’d be down to test (will pay if needed) if you need volunteers. ‘23 MT.

Looks good, clean install. I wish you could have a better way to make the front camera a little more stealthy, like if it was behind the grill. Personally I prefer the it's there but you can't see it type of install. Otherwise, it looks like a nice upgrade.

Drilling through the trunk deck and plastic housing most definitely brings down resale value for resellers and some buyers. Gotta find a buyer who actually wanted the wing. But true, simple mods like a lip wing or some stick on carbon fiber won’t bring it down but not all buyers have the same...

Aftermarket mods bring value down. You should do what you want, keep it stock or mod it. All up to you. FYI if resale value is important to you then you should know that every mile you drive the value goes down. :confused1:

Rogue Engineering released their short shifter lever. A90Shop is the only place you can get it for now. Ordered it yesterday, should receive soon. Planning to order the RE rear shifter bushing as well. Debating if I should install myself or take it to a shop since you need to do some stuff...

Does the Verus plate completely cover the diff? Including the jack point?

Sounds promising, is there a thread on this?

I typically don’t trust any Retail websites that use an actual Gmail address for their business. I’m always very skeptical if they’re not well known or well established.

Where in IE? if you’re not too far from La Habra, go to At230 or Chewerks. They also do alignment after instal. Or you can go to Monrovia Alignment. Stay away from Studio RSR, check their thread for why.

You're in California? If you're in the LA OC area, go to Chewerks. Robert will let you drive up on the rack and straighten the wheel to your liking. You sit in the car while he does the alignment and has you confirm your wheel is straight. At the end, he let's you drive off to test the...

Your alignment shop is no good. Take it somewhere else. I had one of those CF wheels before I went with JQ Werkz. It was slightly off centered and I got an alignment and they fixed it without issues.