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In that case, there's no way I can turn you down!

Sounds amazing! I've only driven Summit Point Main so far. Currently waiting on an allocation for a 3.0 and sold my 2.0, so I'll wait to take you up on this until after I get another Supra. I'd feel weird coming along in a Veloster N. Thanks!

I'll throw my hat in the ring.

Hell yeah! My girlfriend has an AT 2nd gen Fit and I'm pleasantly surprised every time I drive it. I can only imagine how much more entertaining it is with an MT. They're definitely underappreciated.

Ha, fair enough! Marketplace and car groups is all I really use it for. In fact, the guy whose Launch Edition wheels I bought recommended the group to me. You can just un-follow all of your friends and not see a feed aside from ads, but I wouldn't blame you if it's not worth the hassle.

If you haven't already, I recommend joining the Mid-Atlantic MKV/MK5 Supra *Owners Only* Group on Facebook. Great group of people on there, very helpful/knowledgeable.

Nice choices! I've run DWS06+ in stock 2.0 size since buying the car in November, and have a set of PS4S in stock 3.0 size on a set of LE wheels ready to go on the car next week. Maryland winters are cold but not too snowy, which is perfect for the Continentals. Looking forward to warm weather...

Called G-LOC and they said their rear track pads are not designed to be used with the sensor since track temps can cause it to melt. They suggested tying it somewhere to secure it out of the way. I'm assuming that means a brake wear light will stay on in the gauge cluster, too.

I'd be interested, but I wouldn't be able to buy your stock brake hardware for a few months. Supposed to enter contract for a new construction home by the end of April and the builder's deposit is currently unknown.

If this is still available, I'll take it. PM inbound.

The claim that the wheels are made in the US was already called into question. If the fact that they exactly match the Taiwanese-made wheels in shape, materials, and color options isn't damning enough evidence, I don't know what is. Besides, only the cheaper wheel's product page even mentions a...

https://x-ph.com/xph-toyota-supra-custom-steering-wheel/ https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_dmd=2&iconV2Request=true&_ssn=youstar_usa&store_cat=0&store_name=youstarusastore&_oac=1&_nkw=supra I wanted to believe, but I'm not seeing a single difference between these wheels.

I was in the same boat waiting for the AS4 to restock (in 255/40R18) at Tire Rack or Costco, but ended up just buying a set of DWS06+ from Discount Tire instead. I would have suggested the same to you if you didn't already have the rears, but it's good to know eBay is an option for tires!