Yeah I need to find a few events to go to now that weather is (hopefully) getting bearable. Really like seeing mods in person so I can see what looks good vs. whatās crap. Once I do the xHP trans flash tomorrow Iām pretty much done with engine/perf stuff (Pure800, ECUTek, DP, AWE exhaust...
New to the area (April) and just saw this thread. Iāve got a ā22 Turbulence Gray. Iāve only seen two Supras in 6 months living and cruising around in Mt Pleasant, Charleston, North Charleston areas. Are there any cars and coffee or other connections that attract Supras around here?
I bought the xHP license and get the dongle on Monday. Iām planning to go with Stage 2. Iāve read about some adjustments available vs OTS but always interested in input from the community. My relevant mechanical set-up info is:
Pure800
ECUTek by Jeff Payn
BoostLogic Catless DP
Injen Chrge Pipe...
Never thought of labels. I keep a notes tab on my phone with socket sizes for certain nuts/bolts, torque specs, oil capacity, etc. Its an easy to find reference and all in one place.
Agree on pre-owned. My wife bought me mine from her brother for my birthdayā¦he got an SUV and needed a heavier model so it worked well for both of us.
Car has been hibernating in the garage for about 2 months, but today I installed M-style caps while it snowed outside. Ran into the common (?) problem where one of the mirrors wouldnāt adjust afterward. Thanks to this forum, found the fix pretty quickly - thanks!
Same problemā¦.but how did you remove that piece in your hand?
UPDATE: I was able to leave the piece as is and just push down on the tabs from the outside and snap it back into place.
Personally, I love to see all the stuff yāall try out. Itās great to get some perspective before spending my own money. As for these mirrors, definitely not for me.
EVs are super quick but for me they lack some hard to define soul. I just prefer the orchestral mechanical complexity of an IC engine and transmission. The good news is thereās something for everyone so buy and drive whatever makes you smile.
I have 30s in the rear and 35s in the front. I did 30s in rear to be safeā¦but never had a single bump or rub. Iāll likely switch to 35s when itās time for new tires.
Iāve got 19x11 +38 in the rear lowered 1ā with 305/30 PS4S. Fits perfectā¦no rubbingā¦about 3/8ā clearance on the inside. Going 11.5 or 12 would really be packing it in.