www.imoc.co.uk

A bit old but I think you'll just shorten the life of the oem struts as shortening the throw of the dampers does odd things to them. The yellow billies are designed to work with lowering springs. The uk spec struts are pretty softly damped compared to the black and yellow billies. Do your current s...

Blimey, yes that is a lot of variations!! Definitely right to be worried about those exposed spherical bearings, I'm so surprised that Alex hasn't suggested people use rubber boots which you can stretch over - although he doesn't market it toward road use and for track usage I imagine exposed joint...

My previous neighbor used the Drift Limits services and he's satisfied.

I'll be curious about the longevity of this branded Chinese stuff.

Were you able to find a good fit windshield? My buddy might be needing one for his incoming Rev2 project. The current owner mentioned it might need a replacement. We'll just finish installing the headache rack and tonneau covers on the pick-up truck before we can take a closer look at it.

Be aware that if you download the pdf in the link to shinny's storage, that the ecu diagnostic codes in it are not correct for a UK MK1 and all the parts referring to cats and EGR systems do not apply to UK spec cars. If you use the link I posted you can download the 4A-GE engine manual ( which has...

MR22 wrote:To access a Toyota Manual you could try the following:-

www.shinny.co.uk/88aw11.pdf

Looks like a good site to get Toyota manuals. Thanks

It can get jammed slightly at the front of the car. Pretty sure I had to use a jimmy bar to get mine out. We'll keep that in mind. My friend got this Rev 2 project and he needs to drop the tank as well. We'll just finish installing the brake pads and exhaust from 4Wheelonline onto the Jeep project ...

Did you take a photo of it?

excalibur1814 wrote:Two of my previously owned Mk3s had Toyo Proxes T1-R. I love the tyre.

We're looking to get a set of Proxes T1-R as recommended by a mechanic friend. Good to hear it is recommended here as well.

My uncle has been complaining about the uncomfortable seat. We'll check out Recaro.

Still awesome to see yellow Ferraris nowadays.

How's your research so far? We got this incoming Rev 1 MR2 project we'll work on after we finished installing the set of wheels from 4Wheelonline onto the current Wrangler project. The sunroof of the car is leaking badly. Appreciate it if you update us here. TIA

Seen one in this color in person and it's really stunning!

Rob66 wrote:Will let you know Billy.

Looking forward, thank you.

My neo-chrome cheap lug nuts were starting to round off so I'm trying out these Mishimoto Ali lugs. When it stops raining I'll slip them on. Reminds me to work on uncle's lugs as they getting round as well. We'll just finish installing the shocks from 4Wheelonline onto the Wrangler and we'll start ...

A friend of mine might need revision 6 headlights, hope they are still available.

Rob66 wrote:

wilkie senior wrote:hi

i used a leather re colour kit, i got for the leater seats when i had my rev1 looked mint afterwards

Cheers Wilkie. I will look into a kit, I think Colorlock do them.

I'd be curious about the results using re colour kit.

rev2rich wrote:+1 for Mishimoto rad with the fans should kit..good quality item

Bet Mishimoto is the best rad to go nowadays. Will definitely consider them.

SuperRedMR2 wrote:Toyota - I think they are about 20 quid plus VAT

We might need them as well. Thanks