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Where can I get an alignment tool for a twin plate?
CanisLupus replied to Scott's topic in Supra Chat
Someone posted a video of this quite a while ago. You take paper kitchen towels or toilet paper make it proper wet and then press most of the water out. Then you tear it to bits and stick it through the hole of the pilot bearing when it's stuffed you get any tool that fits snug through the hole and that you can hammer. Then you give it some whacks until the paper is compressed. The whole process is then repeated until the bearing is out. It takes a while and is a little bit messy but works like a charm -
Where can I get an alignment tool for a twin plate?
CanisLupus replied to Scott's topic in Supra Chat
I used the "oldskool" stuff wet paper in and hammer method. Worked a treat -
Used the guide(amongst others) when i changed the clutch very good!
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You could just rewire the power for the Antenna so it's just controlled by the switch. The motor itself works with 2 wires when one is 12v and the other is 0 it goes up and vice versa
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Where can I get an alignment tool for a twin plate?
CanisLupus replied to Scott's topic in Supra Chat
Yep.... when i installed my Exedy twin i used the Alignment tool and everything went fine until i tried to put the gearbox on....... no way I guess with a single plate it's ok with the alignment tool but with twins it's another story ^^ -
I think with the map change to 99 and water/meth you should get that missing 27hp to 400 without a trumpet
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PM'd
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PM'd re AEM Dials
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WOW! This is just plain crazy it looks like a twisted straw oO
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Ok i stay corrected but honestly for the Price of transferring a NA from the US to Europe including Shipping,, Taxes etc it doesn't really make sense for a NA ^^ As said two lane roads are no problem even without a Passenger but that's maybe only me. ^^ @Majorcina nice. I'm often in Belgrade do you know of more Supras in EX-SCG?
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Got you point but I'm driving two lane roads as much as Motorways and City and got no Problems with either of them. The only two things that suck are park decks and the Drive in where i have to bow over like an idiot or get out of the car p.s. Overtaking can be a little bit difficult but with the right technique no problem too
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Drive RHD it's not as bad as everybody wants you to think it is. I do it every day here in Germany, no problems. p.s. where are you from serbia?
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Dobro vece There are no LHD Non Turbo MKIV Supras they were only ever built as TT
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I had my Skirts and rear bumper at the body shop and thought the same about 199 until i found out that there are actually 6 or 8 Variations of 199 Silver.... at least i didn't have to pay the respray ^^
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AFAIR you can still call Microsoft and confirm it's your Version of XP if you can't activate it Online anymore. Also the protection was reset after 2-3months as far as i remember so i could activate it again
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Would you sell the cover itself?
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I'm thinking about doing something like that as i really miss the possibility to defog the mirrors when i want them to. Has anybody disassembled a heating mirror and has some pictures of it?
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AFAIK it's either heat or fold electric. My electric folding mirrors don't defog too, which sucks mighty for such a car
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As above. Had some similar behaviour on my TT with backfire etc. and it was the ECU Ground. Refurbed it and everything was fine again
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NA is another book regarding Camshafts... The longer duration and more overlap is to get more Air in the Cylinder.
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A TT AT on the german MKIV Forum has around 460000km(286000miles) still going strong I'm pretty lame with my ~75k miles.
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Any clue on price?
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I've got the Titan ones set to the softest setting on the rear and front. I wanted the car to have less roll and that's what i got with the Titan ARBs. Until now no negative side effects but have to try them on the track to be 100% sure
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When you grind the Insert the beam is projected in the right way. It's not a thing of moving the beam it's just how high the light gets on either side. As far as i understand after grinding you just set the lights a little lower to compensate for the grinding.
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Please never ever move to Germany in your life, in fact don't even think about driving through or just parking here... And please please please please DON'T buy a supra... Can't believe how somebody is such a stupid ignorant f... -.-
