l.chris97

welcome to the forum Paul, were in Derry you from????few of us on the forum are in and around Strabane.

this is amazing, keep up the good work mate, going to be up there with the best supra's on the forum.

damn bad timing, friends wedding on the 7th, i know i would of went and a friend of mine to, i'll mention to him he still might make it out.

I take it that is a three prong switch....so power earth and switched power check your getting 12v on the switched pin

Maybe a relay or the fuse on the relay if its fused.

hi guys, i have already replaced the timing belt when i bought my car just to be sure, recently i have noticed a lil puff of smoke on cold start so i'm thinking that my vs oil seals are shot. so looking to get tools in to make the job run smoother. when i replaced the timing belt the last time i had savage issues with the pulling the bottom pully of the crank. i have asked my local snap-on dealer for tools to do the job but he has returned saying there is nothing available for the supra, which sounds wrong to me. i have already bought a tool to remove and replace the colets on the valve springs so just wondering of there is anyone on here that has bought tools somewhere to both *Lock the bottom pully to crack the nut & *To pull the crank pully off the crank. part numbers for the tool would be great or even a link to buy them even better. thanks Chris.

well done mate, well deserved

glad you found one mate, she's a very nice car, the colour only grows and grows on you with time...no doubt you will do the few 1A1 owners proud with her.

that single is a beauty mate, is that an apr rear wing?, was it standard or had the legs been shortened?, it suited the car perfect, a credit to you both cars are.

like the look of these, as say before if there going to go on sale i'd have some

thanks guys looking frwd to getting them mounted on the car.

i work on wind turbines mate so have the full range up to a 140mm spanner...shes a bit ignorant lol.. and cheers - - - Updated - - - cheers for the nice words guys

very very nice mate, a credit to all involved in the build.

havn't got them mounted as of yet mate but on trial fitting them on the car everything look hunky dory, there's no offset stamped on the wheels, well i havn't looked to much in honestly 49 rings a bell for the rears though. for the front i'd need to check, and at work at the min

they are indeed but at the end of the day you get what you pay for imo, and there pretty rare this side of the Atlantic so should be one of the more exclusive wheels on a supra