Nick85

I'm in for one. Miss my supra so need to be able to see one everyday

Exactly the same thing went through my mind

Cheers for the advice guys. I've got a drill already (didn't think to use it) so going to invest in a polishing kit since they seem to cost next to nothing

I bought a set of cam covers as the ones on my car are caked in old oil, paint and general dirt. So easier to buy as second hand cleaner set. So I started cleaning the second set and they are polished under the dirt on them. I'm cleaning by hand with metal polish and a cloth and its taken about and hour to get this far I'll be happy if I can get them looking like this But would prefer a better finish. Does anyone have any tips/cleaning products they recommend to clean them up. It'll be done by hand as I don't own and polishing tools and don't want to buy any just for this. I don't mind putting in the elbow work but if there's an easier way by hand I'll happily try it

I tried wedging it between some breeze blocks and started "tapping" away and ruined the other set. Think I'm going to give up and try and buy some working ones or give it to a garage to do. It's seems like the boots were a bit too big for the hole lol

I've got a 17" (I think) frame mountain bike. Like suggested take the front wheel off and it fits in. Just fits in though lol

What size socked did you end up using? Did you use a deep socket? Also did you use a vice to keep it upright? I'm going to have a bash with my other set and see if I can get them sorted

That's the method I was using from clubslexus. And I'd didn't end well for mine lol. Hopefully you will have better luck with yours

I done the same. How are you trying to get the metal collar in the hole? I read to put a socket over the rubber to give it a bash. All that done was bend it!

Wonder where the more expensive parts went. Ebay or owner getting another?

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?285694-My-mate-just-sent-me-these-pictures!-(&highlight=Crashed Looks like this one to me. Has holes where the spoiler would be

Yeah that's the ones mate. I done mine with a trolley jack and axle stands, you don't want to run a risk of the jack failing and having a supra land on you

Yup moneys on low brake fluid

My poor eyes. And poor supra

Yup my money is on subframe bolts. Get them torqued up. I done mine. Only 1 was "loose" on the near side. It literally required about 90-180 dehree turn to click off on the torque wrench. Solved my clonking noise