Hi guys i liked to finally introduce myself after stalking your forum for almost a year. My name is Melvin I'm 20 years old and live in Columbia MD, I bought my corolla last year in February of 2009 so it's a little over a year old with only 5.5k miles , i know i don't drive to much since my work is less than a mile away lol. The mods i have so far are tints 35% and just ordered the smoked led tail lights. Now i'm thinking if i should go with Eibachs or Tien S tech springs just not sure which yet when i decide then i'll order them this week so I'll post pics then. But anyway here i am and hopefully i can contribute to this awesome forum, also want to thank you guys for all the information you guys put up here to help me with what kinds of mods i want to do with my rolla and other info in reference to the 10th gen corolla.
Nope i drive my rolla, to answer your question i have a Black S and love it
Wow, that is probably the shortest commute I have ever seen. I hope you are following the recommendations for severe service maintenance intervals as outlined in the manual.
Black S, there are a ton of ways to make that your own, enjoy!!
__________________ '09 Corolla CE Enhanced Auto
TRD Springs/Sway/Xrs FSB by Yamaha
Lifetime : 6.121L/100km(38.714mpgUS)
Maximum: 5.082L/100km(46.287mpgUS)
(manually calculated) (original unflashed factory ECM code)
Wow, that is probably the shortest commute I have ever seen. I hope you are following the recommendations for severe service maintenance intervals as outlined in the manual.
Black S, there are a ton of ways to make that your own, enjoy!!
I have been following the recommendations for service just took it in for the 5k service.
i know i'm happy with my purchase even though i wanted the XRS but the dealer did not have i'm still happy i just can't wait to lower the car.
I'm sure you'll find a wealth of information here.
You should start out by reading the aftermarket and DIY sticky threads at the top of the forum, there should be quite a few things that should appeal to you.
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I'm sure you'll find a wealth of information here.
You should start out by reading the aftermarket and DIY sticky threads at the top of the forum, there should be quite a few things that should appeal to you.
Thank you i just have one quick question if i have the eibachs or tien s tech springs installed can i still go to my toyota dealership for wheel alignment or tire rotation etc.?
Thank you i just have one quick question if i have the eibachs or tien s tech springs installed can i still go to my toyota dealership for wheel alignment or tire rotation etc.?
Sure can!
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A BRZ, a curvy mountain road makes one liter of happiness hormones.
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Thank you for the response now i can feel better with the new springs and still take it to toyota just in case they want to make some bs up and say "we can't do that cause of the aftermarket springs"
The recommended service should be 6 months/5k miles. For your case it should be every 6 months!
yea your right but i didn't i just took it in for the 5k miles since that's when the engine light came on but the dealer didn't say anything about the 6 months
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