The stock rubber pedal pads get the job done, but if you want to elevate your footwork and give the cabin a motorsport feel without going aftermarket, retrofitting 3rd-generation OEM Toyota aluminum pedals is the way to go. Here is how to get them installed perfectly.

Why OEM 3rd-Gen Pedals?

These aluminum covers offer excellent grip for heel-toe downshifting since they have built-in rubber nubs. Plus, because they are a genuine Toyota part, the fit and finish look entirely factory once installed—unlike bulky clamp-on generic pedal covers.

When the 30-year-old plastic inside your power window motor finally gives up the ghost, it’s the perfect opportunity to fire up the 3D printer. Let’s fix that annoying window click by printing a fresh, durable replacement gear.

The Problem

Decades of stress and heat eventually cause the original plastic gears inside the window winder assembly to crack and break. Instead of trying to track down a rare replacement motor, we can design and print a better-than-OEM piece.

Getting that perfect stance and improved handling is one of the most rewarding upgrades you can do. Let’s walk through the process of installing BC Racing coilovers.

Tools Required

• Jack and jack stands
• Socket set (10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 17mm, 19mm)
• Torque wrench
• Penetrating fluid
• Spring compressor (if removing old springs from strut assemblies)

Preparation

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