Toyota Solara HKS Air Flow Meter Adapter .50 mph (150.47 km/h). With the four-cylinder engine you could choose a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission, while the V6 was matched to only a five-speed automatic transmission equipped with a sequential automatic, also known as a Multi-Mode Transmission (MMT). Both engines now feature Toyota's VVT-i technology. The Solara also moved to TMMK for the second generation model.In 2006, the four-speed automatic was dropped on the Solara in favor of the five-speed MMT automatic transmission.[8]In June 2006 a restyled 2007 Solara went on sale. On the SE, rear LED taillights had be

Features for your Toyota Solara

• #1- 100mm 90-96 300ZX AFM
• #2- 80mm 87-92 Supra Turbo AFM
• #3- 80mm 86-92 Supra AFM
• #4- 70mm 87-88 Mazda 13B AFM
• #5- 70mm Mazda 12A AFM

HKS Air Flow Meter Adapter The second generation of the Camry Solara was completely redesigned and introduced to the public in 2004 and featured a curvier body, with the option of adding XM radio and/or a navigation system.[1] Based on the platform of the 2002 Camry sedan,[7] the Gen 2 body is heavier than the Gen 1.5 body. The 4 cylinder is a carryover of the first mid generation's engine, and the larger available engine was the new 3.3 L V6 rated at 225 net hp at 5,600 rpm (168 kW) and 240 lb·ft (325 N·m) of torque at 3,600 rpm with a 0-60 mph of 6.9 seconds,[citation needed] with a quarter mile of 15.50 seconds at 93