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It will be nearing the end of it's life however if driven sensibly could last ages yet. You probably shortened that though by slipping it so much, flywheel may have some scrapes but they are cheap as chips, as is a new clutch, it's the labour that makes the cost add up. You could just wait and see w...

It has certainly been a long haul, 4 odd years.... Originally a budget 400 whp option, what kind of costs had this build actually been ? Then adding the labour that you have mostly done yourself ? Congratulations on your recent engagement and newborn son Btw dude, very happy things are all starting ...

I have a full steering lock, door locks and possibly a boot lock with two keys in my shed, pm me if you can't find a better outcome. Short term i'm not sure what to suggest Is the car uk built or a jap import ?

Gullzter wrote:It's a MSD kit, can send you a pic of it on whatsapp If you send your number over

I did a phone reset last weekend but will download whatsapp tomorrow, i'll pm you my number then... Is this kit boost activated ?

What is the water/meth Kit ? I need one for my car, cheers dude

Car looks amazing from the outside but totally underwhelming from the inside, any plans to spruce that up ? What kind of time can these car do the standing quarter in ? How did you get on with the TD06 turbo in the mr2 ? They are rare but have a mental road pressence, are they still super unreliable...

wilkie senior wrote:OOOOOOOOHHHH MY

im dribbling!!!!

That's the joys of getting on a bit, Better get used to it

Lovely car Jim, One of the few i considered before taking the safer option, must be a blast being so light and has everything needed to turn heads before you drive by rather than after, i'm sure you will know what i mean

My 2nd mr2 was a rev 3 turbo with 40k miles. I did the bolt on mods, fitted new wheels and a full tom's kit. I then gave her a respray, running maybe 300 bhp and i had her for over 3 years, my perfect car, power was just about right for a mr2. One day i was overtaking a dickhead who put his footdown...

bolton wrote:Which ignition leads are best fir a rev2 turbo? Magnacore? Which model fits?

Just stick with standard, they will work fine

Looks like mine has stopped working. Any ideas where i can get a replacement for this? I would go through all the wiring first, especially where it goes through the car body or around the engine bay area, very easy for a wire/connector to break , get rusty or just have a bad earth. if you ever cont...

Listen to Ryan, Don't sell it... I regret breaking the mule (still have half the car though) however that was done as she needed sills, clutch and turbo rebuild, you're car needs nothing. How much money have you put into her ? Wrap her up for the winter and see how you feel next march, give it until...

hi anymore info on this or a picture,i know there are 3 different priced ones regards Lewis It is one of these however it has been modified to fit 4" intake pipers, i have a k and n floating about which should fit a stock turbo https://frsport.com/blitz-26146-sus-power-core-type-air-filter-sys...

Got some stuff on eBay now, no clue how to upload pics on imoc now so I'll just link my eBay account here for you folk to have a look. Happy to take offers on most parts for imoc members :thumleft: https://ebay.co.uk/usr/gullzter Are those listings through an offer ? Since Xmas i have had 5+ offers...

Fully working thanks to the readings on my pfc commander, £45 posted

mk4 golf ? Yep. Practical, park it anywhere and not worry about it. Drive it in all weathers. No leak or rust issues to worry about. German build quality. Cheap to insure and maintain. What he really means is that's it's kind on his wallet, I've a wee twingo that i use for shopping and work but i s...

bri0905 wrote:What's the fitment like Martin?

The fitment is good, lines up with the bodywork well, just takes 3 bolts to fit in place with a standard mr2 plug, makes it a simple plug and play.
Another user said they wanted them but they seem to have gone AWOL so still available.

Excellent video, glad you are having a fab time, thanks for sharing

chrisy666 wrote:Hi Martin
Do you still have the fuel resistor pack?

Thanks
Chris.

I do, choose whatever price you think is fair, postage would be £3.95 recorded, you will get a quicker response if you pm me directly

Reduced to £135 posted