Jellybean
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Cool thanks Damien, was waiting for Road cars on Supra forums to report back but didnt hear anything yet so just wanted to ask as they are on sale at the moment for 50 dollars Dont want to drastically add in additional vibration and noise, especially on Irish roads ; was worth a punt! Too bad nobody else , (That I have found) do aftermarket cheaper brushes
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Where can i find the cheapest Toyota OEM parts in UK/EU?
Jellybean replied to mixad's topic in Supra Chat
You can get a refurb kit with seals etc I always found MVP the cheapest, not too sure how strict Swedish customs are Heres a guideline price, MVP generally come in 10-15% cheaper http://www.villagetoyotaparts.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=323445&ukey_make=1021&ukey_model=14428&ukey_category=19382&searchString=brake%20master In the UK you have traders Whifbitz SRD -
Hey Just taught I ask , my Diff mounts could do with changing ; it is a road car , the OEM mounts are 200 euro and the PHR weld in mounts are 50 dollars My question is, will the PHR weld in mount really make a drastic difference to the ride quality to justify the price difference ?
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Flocked and suede doesnt suit the interior in my opinion , doesnt match the Vinyl Leather or the rest of the dash; looks out of place OEM looks the best in my opinion, clean and simple Get some MVP Billet dial rings to replace the Toyota plastic chrome ones
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thanks Nic, I am not a fan of those water transfer carbon patterns Was thinking last nite, save me the hassle of removing the rubber and painting ; why not get it wrapped in some 3m body wrap material
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Your just showing off now with that clean engine bay I would go Halfords, have one too and the 2 year warranty with the Calcium batteries If you need a sealed battery , Optimum Yellow top
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thanks Nic, will look into the water transfer Hopefully you can get a satin black or OEM type finish
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thanks I suppose my big Q left is , any tips or tricks on removing the rubber coating off the panels
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I am pre-facelift Jim, I just want OEM look but my panels have what looks like water marks in it , try wipe or clean it with anything and it just goes all patchy in places The rubber coating is a nightmare to keep clean
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Any install Manuals specific for the Supra 2jzgte Stock ECU Connect Blue wire to pin X etc From what I gathered you install it in the First Decat
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Cool Thanks!
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Did you use paint with the UV filter in it?
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Hey Was thinking of refurbishing the interior Panels , Gear surround, Radio Fascia , tacho dial area Was searching on here but I have not come across any threads to use as a guide What is involved for prep, they have a rubber type coating on them , sand them with a 1200 grit first? Clean with white spirits ? Do you need a plastic primer after? Paint I was thinking VHT Hood, Bumper & Trim http://www.vhtpaint.com/products/hoodbumpertrimpaint/
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Come to Ireland it will be fun! They said lol 12 months 1494 Euro 6 months 829 Euro
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They are functional, air can flow through
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Mine has rain guards, zero rain gets in
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Newera Imports sourced Gt300 Car had Work Meister S1's of 10J width on the front and 11J width on the rear, with correct offset for this bodykit (No Wheel spacers are fitted). Tyres are Yokohama sports compound of sizes 245/40ZR18 front & 275/35/ZR18 Rear http://www.neweraimports.com/soldcarDetails.jsp?carId=135 If I was you, put on the kit and measure the offsets then get some nice 2nd hand work meisters or work wheels etc Look better than the GTR-D Rota's http://www.jdmdistro.com/product-category/wheels/
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Meebo Meebo Meebo LOL Tony https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/t1.0-9/q71/s720x720/1375084_527687573985407_1340158226_n.jpg
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Nice! Now Polished Cam covers too! then done they are a focal point so need to be done as well as the snail
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I emailed Lee, maybe he uses a different part number to ARP-100-7715 thanks! Was just going by Dans thread I asked Toyota too, their system does not indicate the length of studs so you would need a part number off another Toyota model that has longer studs than the OEM Supra 45mm and are OEM Supra in other dimensions
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Thanks
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Nice! Quick q: does phr do a RHD High Pressure Power Steering Line for MKIV Supra ? I emailed them but no reply and guys asked on supra forums awhile ago but no reply
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Hi Lee, I am looking for some ARP extended Wheel Studs for a JZA80, how do they fit?,Do you have to mod them or weld them, I read on if you push them through it will wipe out some of the female splines on the hub, resulting in the stud turning when you torque up your wheel nut http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?245411-Fitting-ARP-Extended-Wheel-Studs&highlight=Arp+studs
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Yep but dont fancy shelling out all that cash and having to machine them to get them to fit when you can get longer OEM fitment studs for 2 pound each will mail Lee though to see how he fits them
