07-15-2009, 09:40 PM
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AEM EMS
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Location: UK
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If like me you have a right-hand drive it’s more of a problem, due to fact the driver’s position is directly behind the exhaust side of the engine. It doesn’t help with the exhaust pipe running so near to the foot well. Stuck in a traffic jam on hot day and the bottom of your feet become very hot. I did fit some bonnet (hood in the US) vents on one of my previous owned supras that seemed to help; the problem was most of the neighbourhood cats would sleep on my hood at night.
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