wilko

that would appear to be a bargain. other retailers are selling them for the 380 mark. i believe they are that expensive because they are an all in one amp

had air intake pipe off today and there were a few blobs of oil in it is this normal. read summat about a pcv valve. any ideas where these are on a non turbo. cheers

any help greatly appreciated

anyone know if you can fit the universal o2 sensors to a non turbo. i know its a single wire sensor and you can buy the optional flange so it fits. just wondered if they work or is it a case of original equipment only

18's are what i have 8.5 front 9.5 rear and watch the offset

i have 245/40 and 265/35 18's on my na. i might be preaching to the converted but get the best tyres you can afford cos they really do make a difference. im running bridgestone re050a's at 500 quid for all four.

just seen one of these in a nearby garage and was wondering what a good price would be. 1994 supra rz twin turbo 6 speed manual in silver.fresh import and is in good condition and completely original. asking price is £9495 what do you guys think

agree with the bridgestone re050a post these are superb

tyres from local tyre and exhaust centre in yorkshire mate .bit of a distance to travel for you

i believe stock alignment is for stock wheel size, but cost me 80 quid took about an hour be prepared for seized cam adjusters i had that problem 1 year ago and they had to be replaced ...not cheap i can tell you

its taken me 3 years to realise but buy the best tyres you can afford it really does make a big diffenece

18's with 245/40/18 and 265/35 18 cost 500 quid fitted and balanced

cant believe how much difference good tyres and alignment help with handling. the supra has never held the road so well, using lance w alignment and runing bridgestone potenza re050 tyres, the results are unbelievable:)

it has been set up as near stock as possible just wondered if stock settings were for all wheel sizes

could do with set up for road use with good wear