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It is? I have the same lowering springs on mine and I'm riding on 18's and I have a lesser wheel gap. But I would think the gunmetal would give you a great look.

Thanks I've also have some goodies on the interior...an in dash radio. as well as plasti dipped all my badges black since then.

Looks nice how it is..have you ever given it thought of maybe lowering it at all? Think it would look nice! But as far as color for your wheels, gunmetal would look nice...but what about a chromium black or black matte color? Check out DipYourCar.com for different wheel colors for more ideas.

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Mine is a 2010 and this is how clean my engine bay is

As in exhaust? You mean you want to know what kind of cold air intake I have? I installed the Takeda cold air intake into my Corolla S if that's what your asking?

Any pics?

EBay and it came all painted too

Thanks, I wasn't to sure on what they would look like on my car but sure glad I went with them. I recently lowered it with the TRD springs, which got rid of the majority of the wheel gap.

Nice what did you end up installing for springs? Got my hands on a pair of TRD's and same here been looking for the nicer weather to do the install.

Awesome, so do you have lowering g springs at all?

And no rolled fenders either.

I went 235/40/18 and I'm fine? No rubbing...no scrapping. You lowered?

Here's the outcome

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I have a 2010 Corolla S with a Taker short ram cold air intake. Gives the engine a bit of an aggressive sound and adds just a few more horse power to it. Looks nice under the hood...

Yeah I wear mine all the time just the passenger side is what I'm more so talking about here. It chimes off like crazy

Hey there everyone, Is there a way to disable the passenger seatbelt alarm on my 2010 corolla s? I know there's a few ways people have done this...but none seem to work? If someone knows how could you post up a step by step process of this? The alarm can be annoying. Thanks