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Hi all, anyone have a spare tiptronic ecu kicking around? Thanks, Jason

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Im not too sure, I never got round to using them sadly, perhaps someone in the know could chime in

How do these compare with the Brembo and K-Sports?

Swapped out the Midpipe which had been crushed from hitting speed bumps etc. this primativelty measure tothe equivilent of a 2.5" diameter. I had a new new 3.5" midpipe made up by an exhaust shop. I put the car on SRR dyno on one of their Saturday Dyno Days, and Charlie advised it was running a little lean for his liking 12.8:1 AFR. I then took advatage of a few deals, a Syvec S7+ from Whiftbitz and 1000cc Injectors and Rail off a memeber, SRD made me up a pre-terminated sensor loom and sensor package, I got all this fitted. Long Story short - SRD Mapped it on all the new bits and it now makes 558WHP @ 1.6bar and 455ft/lb.

All sorted now, thanks anyway!

Evening, Does anybody have a good working ECU for a JDM twin turbo auto? thanks millar

Depends what your trying to achieve, yes it gets more power/torque but if it's staying completely OEM stock it's not worth it. I did the VVTi as part of my NA-T project and it's been amazing and glad I did it.

Hi all. Has anyone fitted a wosp starter motor to their supra? I think my oem one is dead and I need to source a replacement. I had the dreaded ‘one click’ symptom and replaced the contacts etc which I thought had fixed it. But a year later and it is doing it again. I don’t really want to fit a cheap eBay one, and toyota ones are over £700 + shipping on nengun etc. The wosp ones look really good at a sensible price https://garage-d.com/products/wosp-uprated-starter-motor-toyota-jz

Here is a photo of it fitted (the bonnet is ajar due to the trickle charger)

Has anyone ever tried this company, sounds like they're specialized in repairing Supra ECU's: https://gt4-play.co.uk/shop/ecu-repair-service-2-supra

Hi Steve, it was the large with spoiler.

Was it the "Super Soft Stretch Indoor Car Cover"? Do you remember what size you bought? https://www.classicadditions.com/en-GB/car-covers/prodcat_1052

From memory I believe it was the fuse box under kick panel, also had to replace the relay unit behind plastic trim in passenger side of boot, think that failed and caused fuse to blow

To revive this thread, this was the relay above the fuses in the kick panel that needed replacing ?

Paul Cheshire is about half the distance away, near Aylesbury. Probably still a bit of a trek but everyone here will sing his praises and it gives you a slightly better option.

Ah man, I feel like Ive tried everything. breaking them might be the only way now annoyingly yeh soaked in penetrating oil but not budging even made a tool to push from inside but does nothing

Is this any help? I don't know anything about autos personally.

Thanks for the suggestion but Southampton a bit far away, if it was a Mclaren or a Ferari might consider it but it's ony an old Toyota and pretty much standard at that. I used to get it done at the specialist place that did my BMW's and Merc's a top bloke who did a good job. I'll just have to visit a few local independent garages who do performance cars. Many thanks,

I've been there - I had to buy new as mine were impossible to remove without breaking them. I assume you've soaked them in penetrating oil?

Yeh man, just starting splitting it to be painted but oh my days the rear abs sensors are causing me a headache to remove

Is that your original rear clip?

Took a half day off yesterday to try get some more bits done. The box section had been crushed at some point. No idea how - my best guess is maybe the previous owner reverse over a bike or something.. So ended up drilling the spot welds to get the 2 pieces out so that they can be repaired/replaced. Scotched up the rear section ready for seam sealing. I need to make a start on cleaning the unit up though as it's not in a good way after this project Making a start on disassembling the rear subframe today

I bought mine from classic additions. The quality is really good and fitment is perfect.

Awesome! Thanks Jagman