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Are you saying putting combining 2 G16E together?

I run a 265/35R19 front and 285/35R19 rear on stock wheels. I still see the need for spacers. But I won`t buy the same exact size spacer as with factory tires.

I kind of doubt these cars are actually selling for above MSRP when they actually sell.

Couldn`t a oil pump failure cause a catastrophic engine failure? Seems like BMW is saying they will warranty the actual pump but not a new engine lol.

Just to clear up some confusion. The person you quoted is running a 20 inch wheel and is the reason why a 265/35R20 won`t fit. But a 265/30rR20 likely will. For 19 inch wheels you can all day long run a 265/35R19. I also run that size in the front. I personally think the Supra feels better...

That`s fair a assessment I would say.

My first Supra was a 2.0L and I also replaced the tires with all season. Made the car so much better to drive on cold days in the fall/winter here in MI. But I would never try to take it through snow. I also just replaced the stock tires on my brand new 3.0L with a all season as well. Living in...

Its really rare to see a catastrophic event like engine or transmission failure while still under warranty. Its even rarer for someone to have a catastrophic event AND have a piggyback. Then report back to the forums that Toyota (or BMW) never found any hidden traces of a tune/piggyback...

I just personally cannot accept putting a downpipe on a brand new Supra, in my case. So no matter what it wasn`t a option for me. However I am happy with my AWE system. Gave the car decent amount of volume and louder burble. The mid range sounds great as well. Long term I think a different...

They likely won`t look the other way if something massive happens though. That`s when Toyota gets involved and demands to see the logs to approve engine replacement. But for small things it likely can be more at dealer discretion.

Its hard to actually get a feel for sound on videos. Videos do not translate well. On top of that a lot of people don`t make good videos. So its a mix of not taking great videos and them not translating well. When it comes to a exhaust you kind of have to take a leap of faith to some degree...

The 2026 I bought this summer was sitting in the showroom for a few months before I bought it. Actually needed a new battery the day I got it because the OEM one went dead. So its for worse in certain regions. Kind of crazy to see them all sold now. When I got mine I remember a few of them...

Most 2021 models I see on the market are listed for 40 something thousand.

I came very close to buying the Dinan not that it was close in sound. I liked how it was designed more than any other valved system on the market. Its kind of like the Borla but it looks like it can bypass the muffler more. If I am going valved I that`s what I would buy.

I just had the AWE non res installed on my car a few weeks ago. I would ask yourself what are you trying to accomplish with the valve? For me I looked at all of these systems and went AWE non res on stock downpipe. I listened to tons of systems online and felt the AWE had the best tone and...

This is something a lot of people overlook. I personally found the better approach is to simply just add extra coverage on for aftermarket parts in a set dollar value.

Yeah I can help explain it better. The Z is easier to get in and out and has a softer suspension. I would assume overall the car is "softer". But compared to normal cars its still vastly more engaging. I do not have a problem with the Z for a street driven car. I personally just prefer the...

That`s why we have segments. A corolla is not in this segment. Its not being considered in this comparison.

The problem is its almost impossible for journalist to give a win to the Z when its a "worse sports car". When in reality I would bet the Z cars overall are actually better everyday road cars. I personally have no problems with them. I actually think they look great as well.

Yeah idk how people don`t see the progression. Everything has taken a step up in power. And yes the current Supra is out of production. Its no longer something Toyota needs to market.