Northernstar- get your reflash done/ dyno'd?

i would suggest 235/40/19. The Kizzy doesn't need more tire unless you're boosted. You will save $, weight, fuel. Handling/ braking will still improve from the shorter sidewall provided you get a tire that has at least as good a tread/ sticky rubber. For comparison with 245/40R19, the 235 tire is a ...

MBfromSF- did you get your Kizashi? I test drove that exact same car last week & liked it. I want a MT in GTS trim, though. Momentum Suzuki doesn't seem to want my business, as they have been ignoring my agent's calls. Maybe I'll try Wichita as well ...

Wow! He's bought the car, his money, his decision, let him be. Enjoy your WRX, dude!!

cool-thanks for the details! If I can't get a Kizi MT in GTS trim, I will be looking at alternatives. The 2013 accord may be something I'll consider, based on your feedback ...

welcome! I recently joined this forum- am trying to purchase a Kizashi. My quest has turned out to be more difficult than imagined. The dealer doesn't seem to be interested in getting the car i want. You can get a K&N air filter that may help a little. Not sure how this will impact your warranty...

sorry to hear you have such trouble with a new car. I test drove a CVT tranny car & it seemed a little rough idling, but that went away as I drove off. Maybe it has something to do w/ the tranny? Seafoam works well for gummed up injectors/ throttle, but I doubt that's the trouble w/ just 5K unde...

Not going so well- 'taking on the big guys', eh? My best wishes are with them. They got good products. Hope the grow in the US. Driven suzuki most of my life ....

i use Shell on my vehicles. 87 Oct on the stock ones, 91 on my civic (modded). If i need to, i will use other brands. Consistency is the key, as the ECU factors in the gas for performance. For the reason stated, I would not use Mom & Pop gas or places that buy whatever gas they can get their han...