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Bro.....no one will be able to help you without knowing offset/backspacing..

Fuel quality is a huge factor. I know down here I can average a 5mpg loss just depending on which gas station I go to!

i agree lol. this gets double what my 2013 ram 1500 gets. its crazy to go almost the same miles per tank with 1/3 the fuel tank capacity lmao

Will do!

Didn' think they were helping THAT much. Dang guess I'll keep them. I bought the rolla SOLELY for the great factory headlights (one part of my commute is in the dark every day) and the great mileage!

Every vehicle has a relay. I' rather struggle to get to it and do the job right than install a resistor that gets hot. In my past experience I have see resistors get hot enough to melt the surrounding wires.

4 at just filled up again 36.24 mpg actual 37.1 on the display. 68 mph hwy s0eed and 60 on back roads.

My last 3 tanks have been pretty consistent 36.3, 36.1, 36.5 when I fill up today I'll see but I usually add 9.7-10 gallons ish so a little under 400 miles. This tank however will be 98% highway so should be interesting. I always use the same pump and same station so I feel it' pretty accurate...

Yall.....why install resistors over just installing an led compatible blinker relay? Why do so many just install resistors that get hot when you could just get the proposer blinker relay

Thanks! Will definitely reference this when my wiring harness comes in. In the mean time I'll keep googling to see if someone did it successfully.

Yea I don' get that. Only thing I could think is polarity issues. I need to see what color the wires are for the mic. I might have to play with it

That would be the best plan. I guess I need to hit up Google. Going to be installing the xav ax 100

Anyone know where the factory mic is in the 2014 corolla? Non entune version (L model) In changing the headunit out and want to put the new Mic in the same general area. Where did everyone else hide the mic to their aftermarket headunit?

I just picked up a white 2014 rolla l and need wheels asap. I was thinking of the xxr 527s. A guy I work with has a silver corolla on xxr 557s and it is gorgeous. I don' want to be a huge copy cat though so thinking 527. Anyone have pictures of their car on these? I can' decide 17 or 18s...

Are those xxr 527s? 18 +35?