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You're more than welcome, & good luck!

What engine do you have in your Corolla though? Is it the same 1.8L 2ZR?

Borla is an amazing company period. Their S-Type exhaust kit a fantastic bolt-on upgrade for any Corolla. I just haven't seen any stats on how much of a gain you get. I doubt that it's much, as you're not increasing the diameter of the exhaust pipes at all. Just a different, chrome-plated...

The Lotus engine is a Toyota engine. They typically just add a Magnuson supercharger.

Only the S models have the turn signal mirrors. I'm with Chris though, that it'd be a tough mod to do on the L/LE models since the harness apparently isn't there.

I assume you mean reverse rather than reserve? Sounds like there's an electrical short somewhere. Possibly related to either the backup cam, or to the backup lights. That's where I'd start anyways.

i must've been having a bad day when I posted this. Just saw all my grammatical errors. Oh well, I think you all got the gist of what I was saying. :D

I'm assuming you're talking about the fuel light that comes on when you're tank get low? I easily went about 20 miles past that before filling up, but I wouldn't want to do that again. Depending on the way you drive though, you can easily get 450 miles or more on a tank. I only did that once...

That sucks man, I'm sorry to hear that as well. I too work in the I.T. field, & I know just how scare these jobs are despite popular believe. I truly hope you find a suitable position soon! ;)

The artist & sing title info you see on the display comes from the metadata embedded in the music file. This info can be edited a number of ways, but is typically done by the music player you use on your computer. The radio cannot reorder anything, it can only read whats there. You do have hopes...

I painted mine blue, to match the theme I'm using for my ride. As previously pointed out, you need to use paint that is designed for high heat applications. I used the G2 Caliper Paint System, & highly recommend it! I have pics posted in some other threads. You also have to decide if you want...

Yeah, they had everything but the H-Brace from Megan Racing. They said like 2 months to get it, so I spent like the extra 20 bucks or whatever & get it straight from MR. Was the last one they had is stock. I ended going with the MR race spec strut brace, as well as there front & rear sway...

The one on my driver's door recently popped lose too! It's still in the door, but it's not "closed." It's just hanging there, which is rather annoying. I'm thinking of using some putty or Shoe Goo to just hold it in place.

I haven't seen any aftermarket caliper kits for the Corolla, cuz I'd love to get a set of Brembo's... But what I did was paint mine blue. I highly recommend the G2 Caliper Paint for this, as it is designed specifically for the high heat of the brakes. They have a variety of standard colors...

You're more than welcome! ;)

I have that strut brace as well, but want to powder coat it before I install it. I'm actually referring to the sway bar, which yes attaches to the end-links of the front suspension/steering components.

I knew that already 3ddie, but what I don't know yet is how different the iM is from the regular Corolla aside from the rear suspension. You can check out sites like CarID.com & AutoAnything.com for starters. I recently got most of my suspension parts from THMotorsports.com. There are others...

Honestly, I think the coil-overs will get you the best performance, but it really all depends on what you're looking for. The coil-overs, in conjunction with better sway bars, will give you better handling. I just put a Megan Racing rear sway on mine, & noticed the difference in the corners...

The thing about the iM though is that it has independent rear suspension. The regular Corolla does not. Since this was previously a Scion model in the US, I'm not sure what else is different between the iM & the Corolla at this point. Just haven't done the research yet, but I'd love to have...

Only problem with doing that is that the tube gets very hot during operation. Powder coating it would hold up better to the heat, wouldn't you agree?