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    Bracing

    David P replied to David P's topic in Supra Chat

    There is a tapered hole on the end of the master cylinder, so I cut the head off a bolt and filed a matching taper on the end to locate it. Then just drilled a hole in the TRD strut brace and fitted it with a nut on each side. The nut on the inside is 'captive' and doesn't need a spanner. Then adjusted the length to just nip it up snugly. Simples, and works a treat. It stops the 3mm of master cylinder movement, and does give a firmer feel to the brake pedal.
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    Bracing

    David P posted a topic in Supra Chat

    The TRD front strut brace is made of steel and is recognised as being the best of the bunch. The Carbing front strut brace however, includes a brake master cylinder brace. Here's a simple little 'have your cake, and eat it too' mod you might like.
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    Master cylinder brace. I simply cut the head off of a bolt, ground a taper on the end to match the dimple in master cylinder and drilled a hole in the TRD strut brace. The nut on the inside is cap

    From the album: Evolution

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    Erm, by the short and curlies Half that + £10 P&P would be about max for the lot if it included the lead. I only need the changer.
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    First dibs on the auto changer please, or take the lot if I like the price. You forgot to say how much?
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    I will take the expansion tank please
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    As long as you have a proper brake pipe spanner, the job should go well enough, just take your time getting the new lines on in a position that allows for suspension movement without any creasing. You will be amazed at how much better the brakes will be. Have fun
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    When I upraded mine, I removed the front backplates, disc cutter is the simplest way. Rear backplate will need 'redesigning' with the disc cutter too. The lines are held in place with a clip, give it all a good soaking with penetrating fluid the day before you attempt removal, and check for fluid leaks for a couple of days after you have fitted them.
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    If it doesn't clear, just fit it over the rings that are currently there.
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    It's a Toyota Avensis start button. No wiring. Pic in the 'Evolution' album in my profile.
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    I have a new Toyota Avensis start button you can have for a sensible offer. There is a pic of it in the dashboard snaps in my profile album. I couldn't work out how to wire it in, so used an ebay Honda S2000 button because it came with a wiring diagram.
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    Full kit with Honda 2000 button, relay and wiring diagram on ebay.
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    Does using a wide band UEGO AFR sensor connected to a standalone ECU, overide the readings from the stock O2 sensor(s)?
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    Discounted price from Whifbitz: £334.78 + VAT = £393.37 + P+P. Pretty sure £225 for the pair will be around half the RRP of Mr. T.
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    Around £45 each from Mr T. I have a front drivers side in vgc you can have for £10 posted?
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    Why is it, that any N/A project, is 'like a red rag to a bull' for the T.T. negative brigade?
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    Matchmaking http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?p=2770379&posted=1#post2770379
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    Matchmaking http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=218754
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