Recent content by mfeferman

I’ve been testing this all summer in Houston and I’ve found the covers do not make any difference for temps. 🤷🏻‍♂️.

Thanks for this... I didn't realize there was a current sale on Toyota parts...20% (in addition to any other percentage off).

I think I watched in the video that it’s recommended to do a zero calibration once the height has been set correctly. Its mentioned in the video and I have no idea if it matters but I did it. 🤷🏻‍♂️.

Yes, not difficult with the right setup. I use a floor jack and a 1”x12”x36” piece of wood balanced on the jack with the slider balanced on that wood. Then I can jack it up into perfect position to bolt up.

Definitely no. Either order from partsouq or a reputable source in Japan (on eBay).

Looks fantastic.

Absolutely. No problem at all if they’re reputable, and there are many who are. They have amazing manufacturing capabilities.

I just finished up with TS last night. I’ve been fiddling with it for a few days, since trying to back out of a sensor lift. I followed a video (dubbed in English) and it was pretty easy. I think a lot of folks skip the zero calibration step. 🤷🏻‍♂️. Vehicle rides great. New globes and...

Definitely changes the scrub radius which will be harder on the wheel bearings but in the scheme of things it probably doesn’t matter a lot. I did remove my spacers but they were 1.25”.

Yes, the 1 inch spacers will change it by 25.4 mm

This was fun. (apparently I forgot to take pictures of me installing the ML amp). United Radio for the win.

whatever the wheel offset is of that OEM HE wheel minus 25.4 mm (for the spacer)

Thanks for pointing out this new tool. Do you have a vehicle with AHC? I’d like to see what this can actually do for AHC settings compared to TS. I’m not seeing that use case in the video but maybe I skipped through it too quickly.

I haven't run the covers in years but you've got me curious so I'm going to install and see if there's a difference. It's a constant 100F here in the summer and my coolant temps are a constant 196F - 198F (sometimes 200F if I'm doing 90+mph).

I originally bought one of these and started using it but removing the front wheels and lowering the vehicle to essentially the rotors was way better.