TuneR

Those pics look like underneath the bonnet in my cars in my steel shed, i've opened the bonnets and stuck on the dehumidifier for longer to try and sort it out. The big temperature swings are the cause alright and it looks set to continue this month. Will be just increasing the dehumidifier running time til i get it right. Strange to see it in a Carcoon, thought they were supposed to prevent this but looks like they cant cope with those swings either.

If thats the case, you could try activating the ABS/TC multiple times to see if it pushes the air from the ABS pump to the caliper.

Funny you should say that, it turns out to be a TRL one. Doesn't say anything on the unit itself but where they had it fitted they had a sticker which i snapped a pic of before i took it out. Pics attached, it did come out of my old TT VVTi Aristo. Only thing i'd be afraid of is posting it and customs not letting it through as im in southern Ireland. Anyone have any experience in this?

I think i might have a speedo converter at home somewhere, not sure if i still do or if it works or would work but would be happy to donate it if you want. IIRC it was off my old JDM NA....or it could've been my old TT Aristo

I thought the UK ones didn't have restriction or is that a JDM manual in the pic? If so i just used a HKS speed limit defencer one, not sure if there is anything more modern...

Nice work mate, that pic of the transmission tunnel with the hair is horrid. 15+ age rating

Awesome setup, they look like giant robotic trees. Add a bit of metal artwork to the edges and spray it yellow and you could have a giant sunflower or go full on steampunk ha. OT is the main cost of the build the batteries? There looks to be a bit of cost in the mechanical bits too, the axis tracking machinery... Also is there any reason not to hook the batteries up to the grid and have them charge at night during winter days at cheap rate? Total noob here jic questions are daft.

BBS Germany as well and think its the German Recaro company too.

Joie every stage, it pushs the front seat forward a bit though. Not sure you can get it anymore but a variation is still there i.e. the newer isofix version.

Good to see it nearing completion, i enjoy the updates btw. Usually i just hit like

Could be leaking as they're getting on now, dunno if OEM still available but SGS do some generic ones. Might fit.

Are OEM still available? Thought they were gone, or was that the OEM Bilsteins....

Those brakes are very orange alright but i like em, they stand out behind the wheels as they've been tango'd. I would assume there would be no issues with the paint afterwards but it is annoying.

Are they still available from Toyota? If not surely there is one thats been 3d printed, if not take it to someone to 3d scan and then print.

Probably been said before but incredible eye to detail, I'd also like to commend you on your small spirit level's tool storage. It definitely appreciates being level when not working.