Depending where you are, I also use a forwarding service (Freeport Forwarding for Quebecers) and I pick up my stuff myself south of the border. They charge like 3 to 5USD per package, which is pretty cheap and their facility is about 45minutes from home, so that's convenient.
I just bought...
one thing to note, almost everything on a canadian parts supplier will be special order. So it'll take time to come in.
I also dealt with https://t1motorsports.ca
depends on which side he is turning, no? What made me think that is that he said it's happening when pulling up in a steep driveway (while turning I'm assuming).
My priority is durability/endurance (no fade over full sessions) and as little noise as possible (for street driving), not really outright performance.
I run Flex A on my GR86 and I like them for the price. Definitly don't feel like they are on the same level as a high end coilover, but it's a good bang for the bucks.
I'd say if you are intending to do street driving or with occasional track driving, they are fine. For more serious track work...
Ordered HKS Hipermax R to replace the stock soft suspension this winter. Still plan to drive the car stock on track this summer to have a good base line feel.
Hear me out, my car is not gonna be stock for long. Been tracking my cars for 15 years and that's basically why I bought the Supra.
Just wanted to attract the attention on the fact that not everyone will want to go that far with their Supra, so might not be an option for @kontra
Also, maybe not everyone wants to run slicks and aero to compensate for the lack of tire width...
This thread is about bringing our supras to the track, that does not mean everybody turns it into an all out track car.
I know I would never personally consider putting a giant wing and splitter...
really depends for what purpose you are going to the track as well. If you go to have fun and not beat records, they can do the trick.
Personally I have the Continentals ExtremeContact Sport 02 on my GR86, done 4 track days between last year and this year. If your performance expectations are...
nice car buddy! Are the center caps metal so they can be powder coated with the wheel?
I'm loving the wheel design, but just like you, I'm not a big fan of the 2 tone aspect, so I'd most likely be looking at powder coating the wheels as well.
Sucks about the PFC11, that was the feedback I received from local shops as well, PFC would only make the pads for a big volume customer...
Talked with numerous M2/M3 guys running RSL29 this summer, all very happy.