Premium Leather Seats and Launch Edition Red Leather seats are both heated. The base Alcantara seats are not heated and have no option in the US to be heated.
Toyota HQ is in Dallas, Texas so I'm not sure what street he's talking about :doh:.
Hoping that they can just ID the issue and sort it out though. Good luck!
I'm glad that video was helpful! I feel like it was a little too technical for a lot of people, but that info really isn't out there in a straightforward explanation so I think it needed to be made.
And yes that's the bolt! Such a pain in the ass. I have taken off factory twins so many times...
Nah just a car I'm brokering for a friend. Just doing some small stuff and cleaning it up to get ready to sell. Might make a few videos on it here and there.
Nice to see more numbers coming out showing the increase on the '21! The 50hp bump is definitely noticeable from the butt dyno, and in the end, I suppose that's what matters. Nice to see you here, Shiv! Good luck with development! Had a lot of fun with the OFT tunes on my 86s. :cool:
Gonna pull it and repair. Drilling out the rest quarter involves removing all the glass, headliner, etc and would end up costing way too much money. I'm hoping to get it into the body shop in the next few weeks hopefully. Was having a little trouble finding a body shop that would play ball with...
I'm at about 8800 IIRC, put about 3000 miles on it in the last 2 weeks driving around the US haha. Hoping to get this thing to be one of the higher mileage cars out there to test reliability.
New episode out! This time I throw on a Downpipe and an MHD Stage 2 Tune, and then go for a spin!
In the next episode, I will be replacing the hood, side skirt/valence, as well as replacing the driver's power window motor. Speaking of which though, I can't seem to reprogram the auto window up...
The car definitely is geared well with it's overdrives. I have been driving cross country a lot, and averaging great fuel economy.
950 miles from Chicago suburbs to Dallas Suburbs netted me 32mpg. Radar cruise control at 75-80mph average. Overall, very impressive!
Know too many people who have died in A80s. Modern cars are light-years ahead of the 90s era cars in terms of safety. Often overlooked aspect of buying a car like the MKV vs older sports cars.