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thanks. looking forward to the new C
in most cases, when its cold, the prius will run the engine for a while. if you turn the heat on high then the engine will run even longer.
what stock tires did your C come with?
the xb strips are really bright! i love them tho i havent personally used them, but i do have a pair i plan on using for under hood lights.
wow, i never thought of that idea, about placing the subs that way. i really like that! i might do that now. thanks!
what flasher did you use @orenji
i installed a third brake light flasher. ill post up details and videos when i get a chance.
i always thought the C and yaris had about the same exact seat and height set up. if that is the case, then both would be the same in getting in...
thanks. i hope they are a nice golden yellow color.
have a link to the bulbs? thanks
The RetroFit Source has led lamps for the prius family. they are very bright with a great cutoff. Morimoto XB LED Fog lights
i still have the originals on my C. im at around 17k and ill check the exact model later.
the starting procedure of the push start C with a dead key fob battery is the same as the regular prius and i think most cars who have push start....
the lower models C1 amd C2 have the key. the higher models have start button
you really have no other option but to live with it since putting a larger one is not possible because of the height of the windshield.
i saw those too. i actually already have them. im not installing it in the C but in my other toyota, the Highlander. they are very nice, wide and...
mikes500 mid chassis brace is the first one i installed because it was the cheapest, but i didnt feel any difference. as for the front sway bar,...
i would get a rear sway bar first like you said. then front strut bar. those 2 should show noticeable difference.
i think you can get front strut brace, front sway bar, rear sway bar, chassis bracing all for under 2k easy. those should help with the feel of...
the only real way to do it will be by using a relay.
