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I got amazing MPG in the first 50 miles of this tank on my 2017 iM 6MT.

You gain HP if your car is boosted because you can tune it for running on E85. If your car isn't turbocharged/supercharged it won't really help.

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I have the Turbokits Corolla turbo kit on my 2009 Corolla S. I have it running 8.6 PSI max to keep reliability high and the results have blown me away. For all of you that are worried about the CVT transmission just be a little gentle off the line. Don't go around drag racing it and you will be...

The turbo kit from Turbokits comes with a base tune that is very close to the final tune. You can easily drive the car without even being on boost. It's even quicker when there is no boost compared to stock as the turbo creates more pressure in the manifold even though it's not positive...

I had the 2013 FR-S, i loved every second of driving it, until it started being high maintenance not long after i got it paid off. It's not a racer, but it's a complete blast to drive, and very exhilarating. Like any car, when it goes bad, you can either dump money into it, or just figure the...

Thanks! I love my Supercharged MR2. :cool: It's amazing how much bigger my 2009 Corolla S and 2017 iM are compared to the MR2. It doesn't feel as small as it looks when I'm driving it.

If there was a 3 pedal version for the manual I would grab it. I found these genuine Toyota ones many years ago. They are on my 2009 Corolla S Turbo.

It's missing the 3rd and most important pedal cover for the clutch!

This is normal. If you put very little fuel in it, it seems to not be sure if something has really changed.

A key to this is keeping the diameter correct when changing wheel and tire sizes. The correct diameter is 25.0" so your choices are too large and will throw off your speedometer. Keep in ride too the the ride will get much worse as you go to any wheel larger then a 17" size. These are the...

I love the digital clock, so easy to see and read quickly.

That tire size will only hurt MPG. The iM also has a 14.0 gallon tank vs the 13.2 gallon tank in the Corolla sedan.

I have always had great luck with Toyotas and just bought 2 brand new ones! Would I change some things on them? Sure, but that is true with any car. I currently own these... 2017 Corolla iM 6MT 2017 RAV4 XLE 2010 Prius III 2009 Corolla S 5MT - I just turbocharged this last winter and it's a...

When I was looking for a tuner I just Goggled it for my area. I then checked with them until I found ones that had experience tuning the AEM FIC that my turbo kit used.

If you want real power you need to turbo charge it like I did my 2009 Corolla S Turbo. Check out my thread on it and the turbo kit at Turbokits.com

Interesting reading about seating issues. On my 2009 Corolla S I've driven it on very long road trips and logged 16 hours in a day. Last fall I drove from Washington State to Nova Scotia, Canada and back logging 9600 miles in 2 weeks. My seat neve caused me problems and I'm 6'2" tall and 250...

Changing oil can only be a benefit. Waxing the car protects it. Repairing body damage keeps the car looking new. Using premium when regular is what it's tuned for has zero benefit and wastes money. It only helps line the oil companies pockets. If it was a benefit of any kind I could see people...

Look at a 225/45R17 tire size. It's actually the correct diameter and matches the 195/65R15 and 205/55R16 tire sizes. I'm not sure why Toyota uses the wrong 215/45R17 size on the sedan. My iM came with the correct 225/45R17. Be careful when looking at tires that are rated for a long treadle...

My welcome to the family pics for my iM along with my MR2 an Corolla S Turbo.