Those are all non issues if you have a blown or na mk4 already, especially if you ignore that some of those differences only apply to vvti models which have never been obd2 compliant (in gte models).
Nevertheless, the real issue is getting the electronics integrated with CANBUS
Hes the man. He actually took the time to find what parts are shared amongst other BMW models when making his claim of his article instead of rifling off common internet rhetoric
What's the purpose of this car slotting between the B58 car and the GR widebody track car debuted earlier this year? Assuming the GR widebody car isn't a production car and this car has the same body as the street car, what's the market for a Toyota-branded dedicated track car?
I wonder what Toyota service departments are doing to prepare the techs for these cars.
Is the company concerned with bmw parts hurting their reliability score? Or is the BMW/Toyota partnership to help with BMW's reliability concerns?
Will it be cheaper to service your car at Toyota or BMW...
Looking through the mirror parts number, the bottom trim piece, turn signal, inner housing, (and corresponding screw covers) are shared but the outer cap and base are different. So it probably is the production mirror as it looks different than the X2 mirror
More or less referring to the "C" on the end of it and how it is cross referenced to the 382hp model B58 since some members were questioning if we were getting that version