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Height sensors are only on drivers side. Front/rear

Found a much cheaper alternative to the current favorite lightweight battery. I'll let you all know how it performs. $549 vs $949 direct pricing. I think you can find the 60AH Antigravity $100 cheaper when buying non-direct. PowerTex H7 66AH 1250 CA 18.6 lbs (claimed 16.5lbs but maybe my scale...

Killer deal, amazed it hasn't sold.

Save your money, that bar does absolutely nothing. It bolts to a bar on a boxed subframe. lol. Total snake oil. Position indicated in red:

5% income tax is high? LOL, I wish mine was that low. Plus it looks like CO is flat income tax? Must be nice. :)

Not an old wives tale or fallacy, a very real thing with supras. Pebbles can and will get caught in between the dust shield and the rotor. If you take a look at the design of the dust shield, you will see why. I have had it happen once. Then I bent the shields back a little and it hasn't...

This is the first I have heard of this. I had no idea some states charge property tax on cars. :-/

Don't drive a big heavy chevy then, and get better ball joints than SPL supplies. :p

Awesome! I might come by on March 25th. I haven't signed up for May 12th yet but probably will. So far, I have these days booked, but plan on adding more Lime Rock. I did 20 days last year. I'll probably do slightly less this year. Palmer: Apr 2, Apr 22/23, May 21 Lime Rock: Jun 9/10 Thompson...

And calipers and brake pads

How so? The pedal cannot physically get caught on the floor mat unless the floor mat was floating above it on the firewall.

It's impossible to be the floor mat or anything else getting stuck under it, our pedal pivots from the bottom, not the top.

So you are saying the 2023 MT base does not get the premium rear brake size, just painted red calipers? I believe someone stated theirs was premium size.

Really easy. Hardest part is aligning the OEM lower spherical when re-installing.

Rear toe arms do the same as the toe links. The term toe links are usually reserved for the front as it's literally a link at the end of the steering rod ends. At the rear, it's a full bar from the subframe to the hub. In the rear, I only have the SPL traction bars and toe arms, and the weird...

Here are instructions from Toyota: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2021/RCRIT-21V598-9853.pdf

Rear traction and toe arms with a good alignment pretty much evaporates all the rear oddities with the 2020.

Glad to hear you got through that! Which SCDA events are you going to? I track with SCDA a lot. Let me know which events and I'll try to make some!

I would assume so but I don't have hands on experience with these yet. FYI, here are the BMW part #'s for the Z4: