Ontario BS Thread

well, with a bit of creativity I am sure that’s possible!

 

Yes it's been done with Tundras. The hard part is sourcing a spiral cable with more pins than stock, to run the paddle signals. Not easy with all the existing buttons on 2018+ models.

 

I have them on the wife's Corolla S. That's right S means Superfast hence the paddle shifters.

 

Thanks .... I appreciate it. Looks easy to change

 

Hells ya

 

Something that I still need to do also

 

Sounds like youll be getting a new jeep with the 3.0 diesel. Tune it right away so no issues, with the 8spd etc you may be able to pull prius mileage on 35s

 

but then i’ll have to purchase annual CAA membership. I never had one in my life, and prefer not to have/need it.

 

My uncle's ex had one. They were nice

 

3rd tank of gas 600k love this new truck drives awesome

 

nice!
didn't snap a photo this morning but somehow reached 9.2l/100km on my way to work. been hovering around the low 10's for the last few weeks

 

You guys with your easy commutes. Meanwhile I have to deal with lane-splitting douchebags:

 

"easy"
There is nothing "easy" driving from Hamilton to anywhere in the direction of Toronto. It's a constant roadblock just for the hell of it.

i just got lucky that traffic didn't decide to come out today


if you want a good laugh, it's the only way to describe the fucking 401 to my American friends... https://canadianehf.com/blogs/blog/the-highway-f-cking-401

 

Try driving in Toronto. My commute is about 25 km one way on the highway, usually taking 45 minutes to an hour.

 

try hyw7 and 400 it sucks

 

more parts

 

in Hamilton going to Burlington/Oakville
same distance
same time to get to work

everyone you meet there is most likely the same traffic cattle from Niagara

 

oh stop whining, try do all that commute with a stick shift 4LO is my friend when it’s rush hour lol


which reminds me I need to do 2LO...