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Not an NC owner, but I do drive down to Raleigh enough to meet up. Folks live in Raleigh so you might see my car from time to time.

Looking to snag a set from someone who upgraded to a BBK or maybe if they can do a swap as I am planning on getting mine done in a different color and won't have a use for the red ones once I get it done.

I would personally love to see the fake vents be replaceable with carbon fiber units rather than the ones currently available which are overlays.

Depending on the sound and performance, it would be a nice alternative to the others in the market. I think making larger tips to replace the OEM ones is an untapped market in itself.

Here is mine after 1650 miles.

Worse case, there is one at Capital Toyota.

No Tungsten or is the lighting makes it darker than it appears?

I'll take either on a Tungsten Supra to the US.

Marie Adams marie(at)drivenasa(dot)com reached out to me. Hello, Thank you for signing up with NASA for a High Performance Driving Event (HPDE). We have tried to reach you multiple times regarding your event registration. Unfortunately, since we have not heard back from you or received...

My event date was canceled since I didn't pay for the second day (ignore the part in the email that I didn't have to pay if I didn't want to do the second day). Got a one year extension till 2021.

I'm not saying that it won't void your warranty. In fact, anything that you do to the car that isn't supported by Toyota would void certain parts of the warranty. If you want to mod, you roll the dice on the chance of voiding that warranty. Plain and simple.

Modern cars with modern ECUs are a lot more smarter with things like high flow cats and intakes and will make adjustments within a given allowed ranged for more performance. The main thing to take away from this is any performance gain without a tune will not be that noticeable but the noise...

Did you have to cut any of the OEM hoses?

@tedan628 if you aren't planning on using that BMS adapter, I would buy it off from you. Otherwise, what a clean install it turned out to be.

Vorschlag makes some camber plates: https://vorshlag-store.com/collections/a90-supra-suspension

There are a few options for the hardware agent. You can buy it from here: https://bootmod3.com/collections/bootmod3-menu/products/bootmod3-obd-agent-device-beta-all-f-series If you own a Raspberry Pi (anything with a RJ45 port should work but you would need clarification from them on system...

Putty or a small flat head. I damaged the old button but that's a cheap replacement anyway.

I think $30 or so.

It is free to download but you will need to buy an unlock code from within the app to be able to use it beyond the demo mode.

My thoughts exactly. I hoped I would like it on a non widebody car. This is not looking promising for me.