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11-14-05, 08:16 PM
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Answer me this one last question.
If I put after-market wheels, what becomes of the run-flat sensor system? Do I have to remove the blinking light behind the dash, and also disconnect the warning beeping sound (got that from FAQ)??
Basically, I do not want to mess with any electronics just to put on after-market rims. Let's fae it, those factory rims are horriable looking.
Answer me this one last question.
If I put after-market wheels, what becomes of the run-flat sensor system? Do I have to remove the blinking light behind the dash, and also disconnect the warning beeping sound (got that from FAQ)??
Basically, I do not want to mess with any electronics just to put on after-market rims. Let's fae it, those factory rims are horriable looking.
11-15-05, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Pearlpower
Likes
Style
Luxury
Craftmanship
Hard Top
V8
Transmission
Stereo
Navigation
Did I say style?
Handling is amazing when propery set up
Affordable mods such as headers, intake,exhaust,etc....
Dislikes
Too much attention
No trunk space with top down
Throttle response could be better-get a TC
Run flats are the devils work-very hard and crummy ride
Doors are overly large-Old SC doors
rear seats-get rid of them and put storage in there
Car is a completely different experience vs the GS series. Drive one on an extended drive for best results.
Lee
Style
Luxury
Craftmanship
Hard Top
V8
Transmission
Stereo
Navigation
Did I say style?
Handling is amazing when propery set up
Affordable mods such as headers, intake,exhaust,etc....
Dislikes
Too much attention
No trunk space with top down
Throttle response could be better-get a TC
Run flats are the devils work-very hard and crummy ride
Doors are overly large-Old SC doors
rear seats-get rid of them and put storage in there
Car is a completely different experience vs the GS series. Drive one on an extended drive for best results.
Lee
11-16-05, 09:39 AM
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Headers
Here is the link
https://ssl10.mysecureserver.com/bos...namicIndex.asp
At this point noone that I know of has installed these on their N/A SC/GS430 and dyno'd before and after which I will do if it comes in first.
Lee
https://ssl10.mysecureserver.com/bos...namicIndex.asp
At this point noone that I know of has installed these on their N/A SC/GS430 and dyno'd before and after which I will do if it comes in first.
Lee
11-16-05, 10:28 AM
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Likes and dislikes
Likes
Comfortable, especially on long trips.
Engine and drive train very smooth
Audio system except satellite radio availability. See below
Dislikes
Run flat tires
Door map pockets. Should fold out like those on Acuras
No back up warning signal
Have to use add-on satellite radio.
Rear seats are a joke. Should have platform instead.
Seat belts. Should be seat mounted instead of door post mounted.
Navigation system. I much prefer the Garmin unit I use on my Toyota and bike.
Comfortable, especially on long trips.
Engine and drive train very smooth
Audio system except satellite radio availability. See below
Dislikes
Run flat tires
Door map pockets. Should fold out like those on Acuras
No back up warning signal
Have to use add-on satellite radio.
Rear seats are a joke. Should have platform instead.
Seat belts. Should be seat mounted instead of door post mounted.
Navigation system. I much prefer the Garmin unit I use on my Toyota and bike.
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