Stan
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I'm 15 miles south of Norwich, but can travel a bit if need be
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Just trying to tidy up my garage a bit. I have never installed these, I brought them thinking I could fit them into my supra but I've changed plans now. First up is a Fusion Powerplant fp-9001d mono amp This will give you 475w @ 4ohm, 900w @ 2ohm, or 1150w @ 1ohm Asking £100 ono, collected if possible, or postage will be £10-15 Secondly is a Fusion FCW 12" sub, dual 4ohm, part of their competition series. Comes with a recone kit as well (that is dual 1.3ohm), it'll take up to 3000w. This is a proper competition sub (over a grand new) that'll really boom! Asking £120 ono, collected due to size Will do a deal on the sub and amp together but it'll have to be collection only - £200 total I don't mind meeting people halfway, would travel 50-75 miles or so if need be for petrol money.
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£250
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If you own so many books on nitrous, how come you don't know anything about it?
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£200
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I thought a battery should be about 11.8v when there is no load on it?? If you haven't had it long (i.e. a year or so) you might want to try a battery conditioner out on it first and top it up with some distilled if it's running low, something to do with crystals settling out of solution in it If not, off to hellfrauds!
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I'll have it off you if you are able to post.... if not, then I don't want you to go to the trouble of sorting it if you can sell it easier to someone who'll collect
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If you don't make a price you want, will you still sell? I'm interested but don't want to leave the bidding low in case you don't want to sell
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You willing to post? Also, does it just fit over the normal spoiler fixing points? Ta
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£110
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Hi all I asked before but didn't get any definite answers, and I've read the article on mkiv.com, but really need an idiots guide for my garage to fit my boost controller. I've already got the solenoid in the engine bay, just literally need to know what to unplug/cap, and what pipes go to the 'in' and 'out' parts on the solenoid. The Blitz manual also has 3 fitting options - but as the TT system is sequential, I'm not sure what fitting method is best. Can anyone provide a bit more info?
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When you say "bidding ends at 12h00" is that noon or midnight?
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It always makes me laugh when people say "always maintained - no expense spared" and it's normally preceded by a huge list of problems!
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I've got a Stillen, I quite like it
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Mine. First 2 I don't have pics 1st - Ford Fiesta mk2 950cc (4 gear special!) 2nd - Renault 5 1.4 3rd - Honda Civic DX 1.3 http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/1043/1000592u.jpg 4th Honda Prelude 2.2vtec http://img175.imageshack.us/img175/9043/1003514zn8.jpg 5th (current) Toyota Supra GZ aero
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How does that work? Surely the buyer could buy them for £800, spend £600 refurbing them, and have saved themselves £100 in this case??
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We've got a Dr Shipman at our hospital (she is female though!) and there is also a Dr Pain and a Dr De'ath. Strange hey!
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Every company excels in certain areas I find. I prefer Chemical Guys for most of my stuff though, but Meguiars, Sonus, Autoglym and Mothers all feature in my garage
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The thing I don't get with clocked cars, surely there are old MOTs showing the mileages on them? Especially as the pistonheads add says a load of MOTs to be included with the documents
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I love Krypton Factor (and any other 80s shows to be honest). Does anyone remember about a year or so ago that you could see an hour of Bullseye then an hour of the original Krypton Factor on freeview every sunday? Those were good days Speaking of how hardcore it was, there was a contestant who broke their ankle on the assault course and still completed it, awesome. She had a cast on back in the studio when they did the other stuff.
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Technically (if you want to get in to it), a plate that has a year letter and then either the numbers 1-20, or repeat numbers (ie 444) is classed as a 'personalised' plate. You could argue that numbers like 90 or 300 would also make it slightly more desirable, but I have a reg value guide book that only lists 1-20 or repeat numbers as making the plate worth more. If there is no year letter, then it is a 'private' plate, and worth the most. If it has an I or Z in the letter grouping, along with no other year letter and just numbers, then it's an irish plate, and technically private, but worth a lot less (they start at around £80 I think) If it's a Q then it's a kit car or something similar (normally when the original VIN plate doesn't correspond to what the car is or soemthing like that, or scrap cars where a certain percentage of the car is newer, not too sure on Q plates) Of course if a plate is appropriate to a certain person, then in their eyes it is worth more. I know someone who brought the plate ??03 OCT as the ?? were her initials, and her birthday was 3rd october. To anyone else it could just be a standard new plate, but to her it's personal and worth more.
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Saw some only a day ago at my co-op, so I guess most supermarkets will have it in the cooking aisle next to the sugar
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1995 Toyota Supra GZ Aerotop Twin Turbo Auto
Images added to a gallery album owned by Stan in Supra Garage
Engine Specifications: HKS BOV Polished Top Radiator Pipe, 2 x Induction Pipes Polished Custom Air Filter Cover Turbocharger & Induction: Apexi Air Filter Fuel, Tuning & ECU: Blitz Power Meter Exhaust: 4.5" Powerflow Exhaust System Drivetrain: N/A Weight Reduction & Transfer: N/A Suspension, Wheels, Tires & Brakes: Felsport Front Strut Brace 18" Braid Interlagos 3 piece Alloys 17" Supra UK Alloys (for winter) UK Brake Upgrade Interior & ICE: UK Rear Leather Seats (50:50 Black/White) UK White Leather Door Inserts Silver Dash Kit Razo Auto Shift Lever Interior Light conversion to 2x white LED Festoons White LED festoon in boot light Exterior: UK Bonnet Vent Integrated Rear Fog Conversion 4300k HIDs on dipped beam White LED sidelights (9 LEDs per bulb) White LED rear numberplate lights (4 LEDs per bulb) Performance: Max power - ??? bhp @ rear hubs Max torque - ??? lb/ft Max speed - ??? mph 0-60 - ?.? seconds -
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From the album: 1995 Toyota Supra GZ Aerotop Twin Turbo Auto
