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sport shifts high and fast, snow does low and slow and doesn't use 1st, not sure if it changes the throttle map to match, I’ve found snow is good for wet driving but useless actually in the snow

The uk auto has those but they’re gearbox settings, not traction / stability

I saw this light for the first time in 2 years as i was running late for my service

Next years insurances has just come in at £498, best i could get last year was 715

I’ve got the stoplock pro elite, big lump to manoeuvre but very visible

The ride comfort was better, sidewall flex was noticeable though and they didn’t like warmer weather, i got 5 rims with useable tyres for £60, kept the best one as a spare, i was going for the jap rc look, subaru steels are out there just less of them, plenty of old impreza alloys too

Volkswagen steels fit, these are 16s from a new beetle, avon all weathers, winter 22 was horid so i got these for 23, which wasn’t that bad

Fitted my ebay bargain cusco strut brace and rubber mats, can’t say it feels much different handling wise but the brake stopper has made a noticeable difference to response

Came out to this today 🤣

Am i reading the site right, £60 for the mats and £30-70 for delivery depending how quick you want it?

Spotted one on the roof of the car park today, anyone on here?

Not sure if its just me driving like a clown because of the noise but 2 tanks in I've lost a couple of mpg and i’m sure I'm getting the occasional pop & bang

After a terrible winter in 22 i switched to all seasons on 16 steels for winter 23 and didn’t see any snow or ice, grip was noticeably better in the damp though

so even with a better manifold / high flow cat you’ve still got the overpipe and the gpf pipe in there holding the flow up

I do like the look of the hks catted manifold, am i right in thinking the gpf sits between the manifold and the cat back exhaust location, in whats normally called the overpipe?

got to push those gr sport models somehow, one downside for toyota that all their gr cars are bespoke

Factory standard as far as i know, just filthy from 15000 miles of city driving

Fitted my k&n lifetime pollen filter, the old one was properly minging, really easy job

Theres a batch 1 grey with ceramic coating and low milage on CC at the moment so that should give a good indication of the market

Fitted mine today, instructions are clear and its pretty easy to do, the quality isn't amazing but not bad enough to return it, neither of the flared ends were actually round, the internal tube isn't exactly in line with the external fittings, there was a loose burr from the drilling still...