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I like it. Get the top of the dash done and the leather on the doors and it will be really nice and cohesive.

Wrapped the rear strut bar.

Just get the MHD unlocker. It's not far off from the price a local shop would charge for a bench unlock and you never have to worry about getting it unlocked again in the future if needed.

SICK!!!!!

Ceramic coating is the way to go. It makes the trim a nice deep black with a little sheen and protects at the same time.

I bought it before MHD+ came out when they were always in stock in preparation. No idea they are hard to find now. I got it from Bimmer ECU solutions.

When those came out in 2020, I recall MotorTrend and AutoXandTrack reviews that mentioned the larger sizes on larger wheels tend to run wider.

I believe you're correct on the RT660's running wide. Nonetheless, sick ass ride. Good luck at the track and most of all have fun.

What size tires are you running front and rear? They look pinched in the photo's as if they are too wide for the wheels.

Very cool app. Tons of value, check it out.

I removed Sport + a long time ago after going MHD. Never had any issues with it but there's debate on its effectiveness and if it's safe to use it, especially on tuned cars.

I think the price point on the Vlands is due to the fact they have been around and are well established in the industry. They've been around for years and due to the volume of their business, they can offer lower prices. I bet the quality is equal to anything else out there.

I'm very interested in this. Would love to see how this performs with MHD Stage 2 Flex. This might be what I'm looking for to add some efficiency for a reliable 550ish whp without the expense of a full turbski.

I get it. The Supra isn't like that.

Are you saying you still want the button to work for cruise functions when the MHD+ menus are active?

Hats off to MHD. Everything is working flawlessly so far. I added 5 gallons of corn and got 35%, next time will be 6 gallons to get closer to E50. The car rips. I need to get a draggy and do some pulls. Next, @Twisted Tuning for a custom flex fuel tune. No doubt this car loves ethanol.

You can do under the hood permanent connections.

Yes, indeed they are. Nothing but the best.

Damn, these are starting to grow on me. I may have to send you some more of my money.

Not just pointing to the sensor. It's the MHD fuel line connections that are also in that pick. The box itself is under my panel where my tender is connected. Point of the pic is to show how simple and clean the MHD kit is when installed.