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Very nice indeed. It's by far the nicest looking bumper, the indicators fit in perfectly which is more than you can say for the stock bumper. http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/6168/maniaracingpageah9.jpg

The Range Rovers get very good reviews, the Audi will be very nice too and not as common.

This one is cheaper. http://www.transglobal.org.uk/quote.asp?serv_type=2

This company will do that size, there might be others too. http://www.interparcel.com/quote/

I found one but the other dimensions are limited aswell, what are they?

A member on here kindly made some copies of the workshop manual for fellow members. BE-71 to 74 , BE is "Body Electrical" are available in the manual below. http://www.turbosupras.com/pages/pages/technical/jza80/a80tsrm.htm EG-686 to EG-688 , I couldn't find these in the online manual so I scanned them from my workshop manual.

lol ... I think he's enjoying the food.

Not nice at all. But you've got to like them, not us.

Especially if you're going to be fitting new discs and pads, the shoes don't get much wear but there doesn't appear to be much left on them.

More than likely.

They were falling away a little from the top of the table, a bit early to sack the manager though.

Here are pages EG-686 to EG-688.

Impossible to say without knowing the wheel offset.

I would feel for his family I suppose.

Only two spoilers look good, they're both designed by Toyota for the Supra.

The check valves avoid the loss of fluid enabling some components to be replaced. But: An individual component may be replaced only when the system is repaired for the first time, provided that there is no oil leakage. The last time I had a look of the epc I could only find the part numbers for the complete assembly.

I wished I knew, they may well have to be filled and pressurised. I've got a little corrosion on the pipes which I wouldn't mind replacing. The mot bloke gave me an advisory on the brake pipes but I think he's got them mixed up with the ones for the shocks as they're very close. Some other Toyota cars (4-runner is one) use a similar suspension setup (but the shocks are connected diagonally x-reas), I need to have a read of their workshop manuals to see if I can get any helpful information. Here's some info on the x-reas that I've just found, I haven't found anything at all worthwhile for the reas in my previous searches. Bare in mind that the two systems aren't connected in exactly the same way. X-REAS Fitted to Toyota 4 Runner I'm going to have another read in the morning as it's late and I'm off to bed.

Double post.

A very important and fundamental point to note is that DIY electrical work has not been outlawed. It has been brought within the remit of the Building Regulations and cannot be carried out as freely as it was before, and in many cases cannot be carried out without involving your local council, but you may still DIY.

You forgot to include the "I couldn't care less" option.

It's definately getting worse, a total disregard for others on the road which makes me so angry.

The girl hitting her head on the ground wasn't nice.

Shouldn't it show the vehicle as being exported as the seller is based in Wexford, Irish Republic?

He didn't punch very hard.

The lambo gunmetal above is very nice, perfect for the Supra. Very similar to a stock colour and it will make the car look newer too.