Dr_Doom
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I bought some 'Poorboys wheel sealant' after a few members on here recommended it. Seems good so far & easy enough to apply a few coats. Stops break dust sticking a treat and will hopefully protect the lacquer to stop water getting underneath. Not too expensive either
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The sausages were superb although i couldn't taste/remember them after a few shots of your crazy vodka!
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Well I had an excellent weekend & it was really nice to see everyone again! A massive thanks to Daman & everyone else that helped it happen You did a superb job! What can I say that hasn’t been said? In my opinion, we are one of the biggest and best car clubs. I’m proud to be a member and I’m sure everyone else is. JAE is our annual opportunity to show this in a public light but unfortunately, for whatever reason, we were really short on numbers this year. Our club winning best stand last year seems to have upped the ante and there were some very impressive ones this year, a lot different to JAE at Peterborough (not too sure about the GTO OC Christmas fancy dress party on Saturday night though lol!). Admittedly the location wasn’t ideal but seeing as though it’s only once a year I didn’t mind the long drive. Maybe there are sour grapes about it being moved from Peterborough and people whinging about it being too far away but the distance definitely didn’t affect the other clubs, they had massive turnouts! I think we were struggling to outnumber the Primera owners club next to us! The Irish Jap Car club managed to attend (seriously:)) and other clubs had members drive all the way from Sweden! At the end of the day I (and everyone else) had a superb weekend due to Daman etc. working exceptionally hard unfortunately I do think though that JAE is way too big an event for one person to organise. Hopefully next year a lot more people will get involved regardless of location and we can show that mkivsupra is still the best Japanese car club!
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He told me he only did a 1.2bar one?
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I've not seen that show but i still don't get 'Deal or No Deal' and my mates explain it to me on a weekly basis!!
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Yeah you're right! lol!.. I only wanted them because i'm too lazy to paint the ones attached to the car!
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Boooooo
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I'd be interested in the calipers mate if someone else wants the discs?...
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I'd say it's for a j-spec. Considering the pipe is 3" thick the bolt holes are really close to the pipe. If you look at the picture of this UK spec one (also 3") the bolt holes are futher away. http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=158574&highlight=decat If you can get the studs off and they don't snap!!
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Nice! Everyone needs a big TV! I love my 42" plasma...
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Pay At Gate 1. Supra Chick \ Nakita (Daman's better half) 2. Pete_TT / Pete Willetts (+1 passenger) 3. Ben Cassar Torreggiani (With Pete_TT) 4. Multics / Stavros Theodoridis 5. Damelza Robertson (With Multics) 6. Trig - Adam 7. Supra_Surj - Surj (only coming Sunday) 8. Steve Curtis (With Surj) 9. Sassiegirl / Zandra Latham 10. Barry Latham (With Sassiegirl) 11. Dr_Doom / Rob Fryer 12. Craig Burns (With Dr_Doom)
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Quite pricey though! You're talking 6K+ for a decent one..
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Now sold, sorry guys.
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These are provisionally sold pending payment
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Well done mate!
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I've just added a few people!
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Yes I think there were a few slight calliper changes depending on the production year but still the same fitted to both NA & TT
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What engine is that? V8? Looks pretty crazy!
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Nah, it' not the TRD one. Looks similar to the XS-Power (Motoria) one to me
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From the album: 1996 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo 6spd BPU
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From the album: 1996 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo 6spd BPU
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for sale NA Stainless manifold (from Nic's group buy)
Dr_Doom replied to Dr_Doom's topic in Parts for Sale
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No worries
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To be honest, i didn't have them fitted for very long but the car did feel smoother and idle a lot better. I've heard from quite a few members that new O2 sensors make a big difference to fuel consumption as they are a serviceable item and should be replaced at around 60,000 miles.
