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definitely sounds like surge. Any photos of the install?

Any way you can take a video and posted? The updated version of the forum now allows for video uploads.

Have someone rev it for you while parked, to confirm proper operation of the BOV. Also the Tial does not produce a whistle sound like the HKS.

Glad to hear you are linking the new update. Suggestions are always welcomed. @Koolwrench I will pass your suggestions along.

Good Stuff @Chris71 Let us know once you have it installed.

WTH!!???....that Lexus RX driver must have been on the phone. How does that even happen?

Not with a Recechip. The owners of the JB4, and ECU tunes have been able to run 11s

Piggyback or ECU tune? That is yes for both BTW.

brakes are covered for 1 year or 12k miles under factory warranty.

No, Recechip does not support E85, the JB4 does.

Nice runs. With some E85 you could've been in the high 11s

Well make sure you new ones, as they usually turn/resurface the rotors and leave the same pads. Also they don't bed in the brakes, not even out of the assembly line, that is something the owner needs to do.

Make sure you are getting new rotors and pads. Right after you get the car back bed the brakes in. This is critical to preventing the issue from happening again.

very nice.

Correct. I particularly like and recommend these. https://www.sxthelement.com/SXTHElement-33TTDCC-p/16-08-700.htm

I've had my catch cans for more than 2k miles and I've found that checking and cleaning them every oil change is more than enough.

Single tial is great, easy to install and for sure a great performer. If you do get it make sure you get it with the 6psi spring and not 8psi that usually comes with. (Per Terry's suggestion)

photos of the cars and items in the description will help with the sale.

Very nice. Is that a CF oem air box?

The ARK are the way to go in my opinion. It offers an even drop front and back (issue with eibachs and RWD Stingers) and does not sacrifice too much ride height, compared to other options in the market (important for daily drivers). Also they perform similar to the eibachs.