johnd-mkiv

Details in the first post mate My welder is up an running now ill be attacking theses at the weekend quite a few to do now

What rich has said is the best way mate if not get a bit of string an use that as a rough guid for length

My first supra wish I still had it My new one

yes mate if you want one send me a pament through paypal I have not managed to finnish the second batch yet as the hf unit on my tig set has gone tits up just waiting on the bloke to repair it should be in mon or tues sorry

pirates of the caribbean dead mans chest load of shit that was

OMP race seats about £400 including 4 point harnesses. have a look in a demon tweeks mag theres some really nice seats in there

looks lovely mate

not much of a spec for that price and im not a fan of them front wings look like something off transformers

im sure theres a couple of bolt holes there that the seat belt bolts will fit cant remember to be honest but im sure thats how I managed to get it to sit right

the plate I used was cut from a supra so fitted perfect to the point even the underseal joint lines even matched in perfect. I chipped off some of the underseal from underneith and had to drill out some of the spot welds from there as the dash was in the way, when putting the new pannel in just mark through the predrilled hole onto the new plate then take it off and do it on the bench, there is some seat belt nuts on the new pannel if I can remember rightly this will line up with the hole on the body and the second hole will be for the handbrake. I think I had a G clamp with a block of wood going through the gear stick hole to close the gap up bit by bit drilled the hole then bolted it together. Once all the old pannel is removed im sure the pannel will only go where it has to due to the raised hump going through the hole in the body there will be a couple of mm to play with but once you have all the seat belt bolts and hand brake bolts done up tight thats where it needs to be hope that made sence lol

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do you have the new plate to hand? I had to fit my tunnel mount then fit the handbrake bracket by bolting the handbrake in place, when I tightened it all up the gaps closed I then drilled though the origional spot welds on the inside to bolt the whole lot together unless you want to plug weld it all back together

yer that has to go mate if you follow that around should be about 2" all around, I just drilled the spot welds out then used mole grips peeled it off bit by bit. use the spot welds on the inside as a guide on how big the plate is

needs painting chris looks good mate best make sure that rear bumpers on well or ill be having it off

thats what mine has you need to either reuse them or get a nut sert tool then screw them in, im goin g to do this with mine eventually. how much were the carbon end caps?

Im sure some ones making them on here already mate

1) Darragh: 2 Black Horned, 1 Black Supra, 1 Black And Red Twin Turbo 2) AndrewOW: 2 Black Toyota logos (no horns) 3) Gatso: 1 Supra and 1 Twin Turbo 4) Johnd-mkiv 1 toyoa logo black, 1 supra logo black

plates?

yes mate I just call it wet and dry just give it a once over so the new paint has something to cut into

in the boot

Yes mate they fully recline

Easy job mate just need a 10mm spanner for the rear pop the cap and remove with a wiggle the fronts pop the caps and remove with a 12 mm spanner, rub them down with wet an dry then just paint them with an aerosol

Greddy, i need to get that off too thinking of turning the whole intercooler round when i get the mesh sorted

Just stick a scaffold pole down the end an bend it straight

I have been busy with the car spent 12 hours cleaning it an sorting little jobs out that was annoying me it now has the following TRD rear spoiler I made some polished stainless fuse box covers, powersteering cap cover, brake res cover, ignition cover. Fitted a HKS SSQV painted the windscreen wipers, battery clamp and rad clamps chome cleaned all the wheels & exhaust waxed the whole car The front bumper was smashed to bits after a run in with a cone at RAF Marham so I done a temp repair on it with some filler and two cans of halfords toyota silver, just untill I have some spare cash to get it done propperly (calling Supraloopy) Its getting there just need a bit more paint work doing then another remap with a boost increase, Fit my TRD lsd in a 6 speed diff ive got hold of, mesh the front grill, finnish my new boot install and the rest of the stereo and ill be done with it