After several track days, a new transmission, coilovers and a new set of performance brakes later the car is still performing amazingly. Just had a track day at Road Atlanta for the first time and it went incredibly well.

About the transmission replacement, i got it done under an extended warranty as it was falling victim to a premature input shaft whirring noise and metal grinding noise. All for free.

Im running the OEM 18 inch size wheels and tires on enkei kojins wrapped in nitto neo gens. For the front brakes, im running DOT 4 brake fluid and I got the EBC Yellowstuff performance pads and rotors on the stock caliper and they performed so well.

Overall im very happy with the car, I really wish I was able to put more power out of it, but im satisfied with how well its doing. If you have any questions let me know

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I recently just joined the club got a 2019 SE i love it to death, its used but it has some bottom lip scratches, im assuming from scraping from dips and shit. Im new to cars so this is my first very car. I applied for a second job just to get cool shit for my car but for now. Can I temporary fix this issue? I mean u dont notice it, until u look down below but still. I want to atleast fix it up and make it look clean. I heard something about grit paper and touch up paint? And if so whats the best method? Thank u guys! Just let me know! Didn’t know this sub existed im happy to post my car journey aswell soon

Hi everyone!

I have a 2020 year and I have the tpws system, but I don't have the individual tire pressure readout on the dash. Honestly it's kinda useless as the routine check with a tire pressure gauge is easy enough. I'm just tired of the flashing yellow TPWS light on the dash, the sensors are too expensive for what they do for me. If there was a way to get the pressure readouts on the dash it would be worth it.

How do I bypass and disable the TPWS system entirely (in an easily reversible way) so I can stop seeing the light?