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Are you speaking of Valvoline Premium Blue Restore Gen 2 or the new Valvoline Restore and Protect?
Good choice. I switched over to VRP at my last oil change.
Would they fit if you removed the backing plates/shims? You could add them back later after the pads wear down some.
If real life tests showed the Red Bullet offered some verifiable improvement wouldn't that mean that static tests that showed no benefit were...
I'm curious myself if the new non-red Red Bullet performs as well as the original red one. If you do decide to purchase one I would become...
Especially in PWR mode the Red Bullet makes the engine more responsive. Stab the throttle and the car takes off quicker than it ever did before.
I always use the PWR mode. It allows one to get to their intended cruising speed quicker and I don't find that it has impacted my fuel economy....
First thing I do when I get in the car is engage the PWR mode. I love the quick response that the Red Bullet gives in this setting.
In my opinion Toyota is missing out on an opportunity to sell a performance oriented solenoid through it's TRD product line.
A often less expensive rear sway bar option is the Hotchkis 22429R. One vendor lists it for $148.16 with free shipping.
I don't think I'd have the patience to run the engine at 1500 rpm for 30-45 minutes as the instructions call for. From the video I suspect the...
I would not use the breather (filter) accessory. Keep it a sealed system.
Why do you think your oil consumption will be reduced?
"And if possible, find something that'll help give the prius a little more speed/acceleration" I don't know what that is going to be beyond...
You can reduce understeer and possibly induce a little oversteer by adding a rear sway bar. I have the Hotchkis rear sway bar balanced out with a...
