It's got like 50lbs of body kit but yes, home link is too heavy.

can you retrofit homelink? should be a easy peasy mod to do on any car.

Holy shit congrats man! Excited to see it at the next RS Stock & Noob meet. Love the colour!

Did it for my 2009 Rav4 when I had it. I bought a used Homelink unit, cut holes (based on the template that I printed from Homelink website) into roof liner and tapped it to the wires for the lights in the overhead sunglasses area. Think it cost me like $20.

However, simpler way is to just buy the Toyota Homelink mirror and have them install it.

Just find Sunvisors that have home link and run a power wire up to the headliner. Not the end of the world if someone wants it

Over 46k with 6 days to go.

https://carsandbids.com/auctions/9a2...fPZkVZGyvMk72U

Curbers and flippers are marginally less garbage human beings than thieves.

Fuck em so hard

wouldn't exist if there wasn't a market enabling them

They'll always be rich stupid people who don't give AF, and then us.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a4...-dyno-numbers/

Here are the numbers:
But funny how they're trying to apply hypothetical drivetrain loss to pad numbers at crank. 345hp?? lol
Kind of arbitrary imo.

I doubt it. 25% loss on a modern car is at least 10% too high. That being said modern cars seem to dislike dyno’s and vary wildly.

I like how the magazine trying to boost the GR ego with these numbers.

I remembered my B16A2 turbo making those numbers 20 yrs ago. Not to mention any K series with simple bolt ons can hit 230-50whp.

I’m still worried about this constant high boost pressures. I doubt this has the same longevity as older Toyota engines. This is one stressed little 3 banger.

100hp+/cyl in a toyota no less
what a time
now crank them out and offer crate option

Wonder how it will handle a nice long track session. Would overheating be an issue as with most boosted application.

Sold for 48550 owner says he lost money, can't say anyone would feel sorry for them.
https://jalopnik.com/owner-auctions-...ses-1849995997

Excellent

So it's been a month since you've got the car. How is your experience with it so far?

650km impression -
Shifter is Solid. not Honda Shifting good, but still good. Postion is low for my taste.
Steering Wheel is bit too thin/narrow. but I dont' see anyone else complaining. Must be my personal problem.
AWD system is great. It saved me yesterday morning from 2 incidents.
interior is crap for $45,000 car. I was disappointed. striaght out form a Corolla HB.
Driver seat/bolter was average. It doesn't grab you like it should for a sportier vehicle.

car only has 650km. I hasn't rev pass 4500rpm yet, still Breaking-in.

No complaints about not having an arm rest?

Not a deal breaker.
Don't even notice no arm rest when driving

Removing the arm rest from my e36 was one of the first things I did. I don't understand the use for them. My hands are on the steering wheel.

If we drove automatics maybe we’d use em. But otherwise no

This or the FL5 🤔 have multiple deposits on both

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