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Please post photos of your yellow laminate with your lights on. I'm thinking of getting my fog/driving lights laminated.

Yellow/amber fog lights actually cut through fog better than white fog light. Therefore, you can see further through fog with yellow or amber lights compared to white lights which reflect in a fog. I plan to replace my the fogs on my 2017 Corolla when I find the right yellow or amber lights.

In my experience, I actually lost torque during acceleration using a cold air intake, so I ended up with a high revving engine that is slow as a turtle from a stop. I reverted to the oem intake and installed AEM dryflow filter instead. I noticed some improvement in performance. Some is better...

Wow, so bitter. To each his own. LOL!

Same here. So cryptic.

"ROLLA". Do you see it? Neither can I. SMH! o_O

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Price was too good to be true indeed. Get a Carfax history report on any used car you plan to buy.

I'm curious thinking this is more of a computer programing modification than a mechanical one. And then I saw this in Amazon... https://www.amazon.com/Directed-Electronics-535T-Automation-Operation/dp/B00H4N1Y2O/ref=sr_1_1/140-1737128-6223244

Read your state's automotive repair website for guidelines. It should be exactly the same type of engine from the same year. Once I replaced my Honda Civic engine, and it was a rebuilt engine from Japan. Although it was the same year and make, the serial number was not on the list in the state's...

I would check if this is even legal. In my humble opinion, I’m totally against blacking out and dimming any lights, front or back. Manufacturers and most people are doing things to brighten their lights for better visibility, safety, and courtesy. Doing things to your lights that may degrade its...

After market headers are no-no too! Smog tech refused to pass smog when he noticed my new headers. Had to put everything back to orig. Pass your smog test before doing any mods. Be ready to switch back to oem before your next smog test. Specifically on the front end.

I have an XSE. I don't notice it, but it looks high to me. It's more obvious with low profile tires. I plan to lower it someday.

I hate it when that happens! LOL! I'm surprised the shop didn't do further inspection on the cause of the noise. As you mentioned, they should have checked your calipers and rotors when they checked the brakes. Something tells me ignoring it may lead you to more expensive repair or safety risk.

Where does that hose lead to? I'm guessing it's an air intake. Have you checked your air filter lately? Dirty air filters will do a number on your engine performance.

Definitely take it to the shop. Hopefully you just need new brake pads.

Although intakes may fit different vehicles, you need to make sure it is designed specifically for your vehicle and year. Once I failed smog test because the intake I installed was for a different year. When I researched it, the intake manufacturer did have a different part number for my model...

According to Consumer Reports, here are good choices for used Toyota Corolla Under $10,000: Toyota Corolla 2007-2011 Under $15,000: Toyota Corolla 2012-2014 So you can probably get a 2012 Corolla in your price range. I used to owned Civics, and I would go back to it any time!

I have feeling you want us to say no to aluminum lugs. But that's just me. Thanks for the heads up!

Sure! I'd probably get a Camry next or the sporty 860. Unless I find Honda better.