Toyota SIENNA R Tuned detail walkthrough

[@operamatthew]

great video. wish i knew the spring rates they chose

[@campervansienna]

we need this in Grand Tourismo 7

[@hadesx7354]

YES

[@GG-si7fw]

Noticed that the shot of the camber plate orientation favored more caster than camber. I would have thought, based on his comment about removing more rear weight than the front, they would have gone with a narrower tire in the rear so that the front and rear heat up approximately the same. With the setup now, I can can see the front getting up to to temperature while the rear is still cold.

[@brakejuice]

Saved 6lbs on the hood , but everyone in the video is 45 lbs over weight

[@z06king]

Hmmm, XP-12 front pads, but no cooling ducts? Wonder if that would help lap times. My corvette is helpless without front cooling.

[@markalexander2652]

Why front wheel drive? Why not build it with the all-wheel drive?

[@darksim_000]

I would like to talk to you directly regarding a 2003 Sienna project in the very near future, if you don't mind

[@myxalplyx]

Nice air intake! But it's pulling air from a low pressure area, if in fact it's pulling air from the wheel well area. Foglight air....much better. Which maybe how it is setup but can't tell exactly.

[@vinha916]

any one know exact Wheel /Rim / tires size setup here?

[@CKilger12]

the wheels are definately Enkei RPF1s..i Dont feel so bad about owning a Sienna SE now

[@llStixxll]

275/40/18 tire so the rim is somewhere between 8.5 and 10 inches wide (18" rims). Judging from the way it looks, I'd guess maybe a 9 inch wide rim? They are Enkei RPF1's as previously mentioned Edit: just watched the rest of the video and he states it is, indeed, a 9" wide rim

[@jaredd.3457]

What offset of the wheel?

[@popseworld28]

Nice ❤❤❤❤❤