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City driving my car (with cvt) will idle around 750 ish, after i get off the highway though from my hour commute the idle will drop to 500-600 rpms before adjusting back to around 750 ish. My bet is you are fine and not used to the car adjusting timing settings, my nissan does the same thing...

If you like not being able to see as well go for it

Im curious on how to maintain the cvt as well, im getting to the point where mine needs to be checked

You can either go with yellow vinyl overlays or buy yellow bulbs.

when you put LED lights in where iridescent lights were the cars system thinks a bulb is out because the voltage isnt enough, resistors essentially trick the car into thinking nothing has changed. in some car you get a bulb out warning on the dash, other cars you get hyper flash, and people...

Here is the list of some mods, many arent on here, say goodbye to saving money haha http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/377-11th-generation-2014/696537-modifications-available-11th-gen-corolla.html

nothing but NGK here

I broke one as well, took the liberty of just forgetting about it and not replacing it

nothing to worry about man some dude just slapped some TRD badges on it

I have the eibachs and they ride nice, also I noticed on the factory back struts while installing the springs they were stamped kyb. I didnt pay attention to the front though.

Mine doesnt sound like that, and thats the sound my maxima makes while its low on oil

they look awesome lowered. im betting its gonna be a little bit of a bouncy ride though

To adjust headlights properly find a level surface 25' away from a wall and the cut off should sit at the same height as the middle of the projector or slightly under. This is coming from the guys that retro fit headlights and do this professionally.

nope nope nope nope nope :(

Cover the seat for sure if youre throwing a car seat in there, i know I have a towel in the back seat for whenever I have to put my son's seat in there

different companies will shoot for different markets when designing aftermarket springs for a vehicle. You have to look at the spring rate as well as how much they will lower a car. Personally i went with the Eibach's because of the progressive rate so it would be a decent ride normally but if I...

Im 5'11" only 140 though and drive 200 miles a day for work and have no issues. This did take a good week of fine tuning my seat position to get there though.

im at about 20,000 miles on my 2015 s and have had zero issues with oil consumption.

alright, ill continue my research as well. Id rather do one thing as well instead on having to wire in four load resistors. :thumbdown:

https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/car-install-supplies/cf18-08-led-bulb-electronic-flasher/786/840/ I was looking at this one, seem to be getting positive reviews through multiple sites