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This is what I did for the time being. See page 4, post #54 of this thread.

Looks as though from post #60 by carguy11 that more options are opening up all the time. Very curious about what could be available down the line. https://www.supramkv.com/threads/supra-coding-step-by-step.2866/page-4

Looks like the MX+ was the trick. I uncoded then re-coded the auto start/stop and it worked on the first try. Also, Seems to have access to all the modules including the ACSM. The only one that doesn't show is the roof function center. Another good thing is that the OBDlink app is free. With the...

I tried maybe 4-5 times and it just wouldn't take. Every other option I coded took with no issues. I've ordered the OBDlink MX+ adaptor. Hopefully that does the trick.

For some reason when I activate the Auto start/stop it doesn't take. It says it's coded but when I turn the car off then on, the car doesn't remember the last setting. Anyone else have this issue? Im using the exact same Veepeak unit as the OP.

Looks like these:

I'm aware and it came with a sticky blob as I mentioned above. If you're good with some small flat screwdrivers it really doesn't matter how you get it out.

Just wanted to share this. Bought a red start/stop button off of Amazon. Figured for the price (11 bucks and change) how could I lose. And that's Canadian bucks! Turns out it is great quality both fit and finish. Its an actual painted piece, not just red plastic. If I had to guess, it's the same...

Me too. Look at IND making more sales with blobs of putty. :thumbsup:

That must be a new add on. Didn't see that on there before. :)

Where would one acquire such a blob?

My guess is they're made in the same place.

See, no mention of offsets. ☝️

Any idea about which parts??

Top secret stuff! Just like how aftermarket offsets are for this car! ;)

Are you guys going to be doing more forged carbon products?

Hows fitment on that Maxton Design kit?

Same here. No issues what so ever.

Any update?

The only reason they didn't put the braces in the Supra is dollars. Plane and simple. Trying to keep the car below a certain price point and cutting costs wherever they could. It seemed like Tetsuya Tada tried to explain away a lot of things that I'm going to say were untrue. ie. making the fake...