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Forgot this post, the part is sold.

Price drop, need them out of my garage.

Yes it is.

Sold!

Traded the car in. Work is sending me to Florida, wife is staying in Pittsburgh with the house for now. No way would I street park the Supra outside of a short term apartment.

Each tire is 26" long and wide, and 10" tall, and 29 #s even. According to shipnerd.com, the cheapest place I have used so far, they would cost $13.85 each, likely via UPS ground.

Bump.

With no money offered yet, there are no dibs on them. Whoever states they want it will get them. I could drive over as far as Cadiz, OH if you wanted to meet up, I am by the Pittsburgh airport area.

I can, but you'd have to cover the real cost. Tires are pretty easy, just strap a label on them and go.

Local pickup in the Pittsburgh area, tires removed within a week of buying the car to replace with all seasons. $200 for the pair.

Had a request for pics of the rims up close. None of them have a single scratch on them, and tires are near new.

The wheels are flow-forged and lighter than stock, despite the size increase. I didn't weigh them without tires, but with the larger tires they are 53.8 #s rear and 51 #s front. They were easier to pick up and mount that the stockers.

Set of 19x9.5 fronts and 19x11 rear Konig Countergrams, with 275/35 front Michelin PSS (OEM rears) and Toyo Proxes 295/35s rear. Tires have ~2k miles on them, good tread. Mounted and balanced with TPMS. Rides smooth to 140mph+ (Mexico test track). No rubbing on stock height car. Picked up...

SOLD

The 2020 part number was $760, the 2021 jumped up to the mid $900 range. All I see as different about it is the angle of the O2 sensor mounts to clear the 6 port manifold.

I seriously had my mind set on a nice C7, I was thinking a Z51 or Gran Sport would make me happy. Stopped off at a Toyota dealership after breakfast on a weekend just to show the wife the other possibilities. She liked the color, asked if I wanted it, and the rest is history. Real glad not to...

Follow up on this one, found out you can buy a new DP from Toyota for $965, so I ordered one and it took only 30 minutes to swap, did it with only the side lifted on one jack stand. Once I get the OBD inspection done I will swap the Powerneedy back in. Won't make the mistake of selling the...

I need to buy stock in Plastidip before this is released, since the first mod should be to black out the overbite.

PA performs an OBD test, which requires a drive cycle and ready state from the ECU. I cleared the code just before, they failed it for not showing ready.

It went almost 5k miles without a CEL, so I sold my stock pipe. Now it codes every power cycle.