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Change it every 10k is the interval for the 2ZR-FE. At 5k you gotta get tires rotated and everything checked. They will reset the light for you. And no, going 500 miles over won't kill you.

Yes. Engine calls for full synthetic 0w-20. You can use 5w-20 if you need to but it must be changed back after 5,000 miles (and doing that often will create a sludge festival).

Atlanta got the "snow storm" last year and it created enough traffic to make NYC blush (it was barely 1" of snow). Apparently Georgia drivers freak out like California drivers do in snow. Last time I hit snow outside of Anza, people in SUVs were pulling over and chaining up ... I passed them in...

Wow, 300 LEDs is a killer deal for that price. Sometimes Amazon busts it out big time.

People said it is pretty bright for the one LED and I saw a few pictures that really showed it. I wanted to do the strips initially but I don't think I want it that bright, just subtle, and oh yeah, definitely going blue.

I see many drivers that use a stickshift but lack basic shifting technique. They tend to claw the shifter and use their wrist to switch gears, and these are the drivers that will end up missing a shift during a race (3rd to 2nd shift + 80 m.p.h. = BOOM). This is how I grip the shifter. Notice...

Here is a how-to video on teaching a manual transmission to a new driver or driver that hasn't experienced the joy of one. http://youtu.be/SfZmP-sZifQ The video is still processing (it's over a gig) so it should be live around 6:00 a.m. PST I mentioned in the 2014 Forum that I taught my niece...

This is what I'm looking at. http://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/led-wired-bolts/little-dot-smd-led-accent-light/639/#/tab/Photos&Videos One underneath the driver side and passenger side dashboard (for footwells) one for front cup holder and rear cup holder, one on the bottle holder for...

You have to have a black car to be a driver?

I wish I had the time, LOL!

LMAO! I got it.

Potenzas are nice tires, B.F. Goodrich are pricey but you pay for what you get. I also dig Yokohamas

I read we have a 35 mm offset but I haven't verified it.

Come October I plan on doing a detailed write-up of an install kit.

90% of engine wear is past 90% of engine redline, so if it isn't going crazy on the rpms (past 5k), then you'll be fine.

Exactly. Mine doesn't.

Looking forward to getting Yokohama shoes back on my car.

It won't, because the fuel injectors are usually running very minimally (if at all) when engine braking is occurring. The extra rpms helps slow the vehicle down with friction of the engine. I haven't seen anything in the manual that says automatic engine braking can be disabled.

Don't replace anything ... DIAGNOSE!!! You are running lean. Given that you have already replaced the upstream sensor and intake manifold gasket, I would check all vacuum lines for a leak using a water bottle or carburetor cleaner. If you verify that there is no vacuum leak, then you may need...

$1,200? Yeah ... no thanks, LOL!