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Need help for a friends car that keeps chucking out its coolant. It was rebuilt 1500 miles ago with 86.5mm Forged Pistons and is a 96 turbo. The problem he has is on a long run if he gives the car a bit stick when he gets home he finds its spat out alot of coolant out of the overflow pipe for the ex...

can I have the one of mine on the the rollers please

Even tempted to buy it back

Me Mel and Nick will be up for this, busy weekend as the Duxford show is on the sunday

if it's a turbo, i have a brand new s/steel rev 3 head gasket you can have cheap

rev3_dan wrote:I love those 5 spokes on the bottom 2 cars on the previous post. Does anyone know what make/model and size they are ?

first ones are Azev A's and are 7.5's and 8.5's, the last set are Work Rezax Roars and are 8's and 9's (both sets are 17's)

Hey Considering a new set of wheels for my mk2 Mr2. Will these fit ? Or will offsets cause problems. http://www.rbwheels.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1605 Thanks Toby They'll be close to the suspension so may need a small(large if you have coilovers) spacer, but basically th...

Probably one of the most comprehensively rebuilt mr2's in the country, virtually everything has been rebuilt or replaced to an amazing level of quality, a true credit to Nick and his abilities as a mechanic

skipp123 wrote:sweet mate, as per conversation earlier keep me posted bud

have fun fella

absolutely

Peter C wrote:

Bry wrote:Just found out my car has auto sensing lights fitted as an option

Not a factory fitted option, by the looks of it. The unit looks very aftermarket. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Looks totally Toyota, especially the writing and symbals on it

Just found out my car has auto sensing lights fitted as an option \:D/ Always wondered what the pod on my dash actually did, I've just realised that when you cover it up my lights come on, so have auto lights on my car :lol: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v202/sonicsilver/02042006179.jpg http://i...

Hmm, may be up for this as I have friends close by it would be nice to catch up with at the same time ..... that and the fact that the 8th is my birthday also (bit older than 25 though). Do we have to advance book a spot or can we drop in on the day? R. come say hello if you go as it's my b/day on ...

Gee Man wrote:Cheers for the info Bry

What are they like to fit??? Could i do it myself or is it a tricky one??

Cheers again

Dan

fronts very east take about 20 mins, rears not too bad just have to drop the subframe a little, time will depend on if any of the bolts snap

Gee Man wrote:mmmm what to do!!!??

Is there a big difference with both of them over standard??

If there is not that much difference between the 2 i might just got for the white line as the TRD's are twice as expensive lol

yup a big diff over stock. I prefer the whitelines myself

I've had both and can say that the TRD's offer better high speed stability at the expense of low speed understeer when cornering. The Whitelines offer excellent all round control at most speeds(due to their adjustability) and are only slightly off the TRD's high speed cornering ability. IMHO the TRD...

34 I think, my memories going in my old age

Only live 5 mins from Chatham Docks so will def be going to this along with Mel and Nick in their mr2's This will most likely be my last event before I leave for OZ at the end of august so mixed emotions for me

try greasing the antiroll bar mounting bushes

3sgte wrote:4-5 psi sounds like safe mode to me
check error codes when it is back running again

any codes will be stored, so can check for codes now