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STYLSH

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  1. Running 225/45/18 currently on my car. But I can't really tell you how it rides as I'm on coilovers. Personally speaking, if 235/40 18s fit, i'd go with those because it is way cheaper than 225s being more common and wont affect your speedo reading significantly.

    Which Kumho's you thinking of using? I have the KU36s and they are grippy.

  2. Are we really that slow stock?!

    I'd say gen4 but I could be biased somewhat hahaha. Only thing to look out for is their regular maintenence. They can run forever if looked after. However they are also prone to sludging up if oil changes are few and far in between.

  3. Ok from what I gathered you have moved the whole reflector and black housing from the new lights to the stock ones. That means that you have still replicated the problem with the lights spreading to the wrong side of the road. If I remember correctly I didn't need to cut that wire to take out the black housing as I had to remove it when I was modifying it for the projectors. Pretty sure you can unplug it and it'll come out.

  4. This thread is full of LOLs.

    V6 badge(~$15 from Toyota i think)

    Normally people take the badges off. As a matter of fact i have 2 that has just been removed. I'd sell them to you lol. I also have a short ram intake that i could sell you too. It'll make your car more powerful by your ear dyno.

    Price of LSD + shipping is 1200. Price of install + seals + axles + other stuff that is neede = 1600

    Price of clutch + install 1200

    Better tyres will give you a faster 0-100 time than the clutch. Learning not to bury the throttle and dump the clutch helps too. In a na it is actually very easy. I was able to launch the car with the supercharger and no lsd. Mind you the lsd and very sticky tyres makes it easier.

  5. With the LSD, you will need to change the speedo drive gear as well as the ring gear inside the gearbox as they are different between the MR2 and the Camry. This also means your speedo will be out by about 13% or so (it will read slower than what you are actually doing so you can get speeding tickets a lot easier). Another thing you will need to change is the axle stub/s as the Camry ones are different. If you are lucky the right side will slot in properly with the LSD, but you definitely will need to get the left one. Or if you go custom heavy duty shafts, you will be spending big. My first set costed $700 for the pair which the CVs broke after 1.5 year. Also after installing an LSD you will be chewing through more driveshafts/CV joints and what not because instead of letting the tyres take the brunt of the power and slipping, all the power/torque now is constantly being transferred to both shafts and joints. The SAFC gives you adjustments for 5 points in the rev range. Where as the E-manage blue will give you, if i remember correctly 64 points, 8 points at certain % of throttle if you tune with the laptop software. Or you could go for a stand alone system. With the pulley sizes, you won't be able to just change pulleys whenever you want because your tune is set for a specific amount of boost. So each time you change the pulley you will need to get a new tune. 7psi is risky. Both Andrew and I have killed the knock sensors just running 4psi as they are very sensitive. And one of mine died again when they were tuning it with the 5.5 psi pulley. So running more boost can and will kill them, just a matter of time.

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