merckx
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Better in red. Another favourite, I forget which one this is.
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If you had read my post you would've got your answer. Do a search like you should've in the first place.
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Good idea, then we'll know which sections of the forum to avoid.
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Yes. TT Supra up to Sept 97, Top hose part number: 16571-46150 VVTI Supra Sept 97 onwards, Top hose part number: 16571-46220 NA Supra, Top hose part number: 16571-46140
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No problem, I almost didn't realise that there were two snap rings.
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You did see the two rings after I've edited it?
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Can't you just give us a few pics of the Porsche, we've seen plenty Supra's?
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Ignore this, there are 2 rings. I'll put a pic up in a couple of minutes. All correct now. MA70 Supra, R154 gearbox. The top one in the first pic is the top one in the second pic.
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Help, ive loost the air pressure locking kit for my KAHN wheels
merckx replied to a topic in mkiv Technical
Are they just flush fitting valves? Made by Kahn or an aftermarket product? Anything like these? http://www.motorspeed.com/sitepix/products/mids/mid_flushfit_valves.jpg -
Surely you go on Supraforums, Curt Aigner is a Toyota parts guy.
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Yes, no problem fitting 10". You'll be aiming to get as close as possible to a +50 offset. Choose a wheel you like and then find someone that sells them. They'll be able to tell you the exact fitment ensuring that they'll clear the brakes and won't rub on the wheel arch.
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Double post. You've gone!
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When you click on "post reply" or if you edit your post you can click on "Go Advanced". You'll see a box "manage attachments" (halfway down) , click on it then "browse" and find the pic that you want to upload. If the file is too big you'll have to use something like http://www.photobucket.com to host them elsewhere and then copy and paste into your post on here.
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Part number: 53301-14340 Make sure you're sitting down.
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I've got an old one which expires in 2037, when I'll be 70.
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There's not much that you cannot buy off Ebay.
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You'll have to do a search for the EPC - electronic parts catalogue. I think you can download it from somewhere, I bought it on six CD's off Ebay. I've got access to the one for Peugeot's which is via a website, it even gives up to date prices.
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I wouldn't even trust them with an oil change if they cannot even change the timing belt on an auto car. Any decent garage could fabricate their own tools for doing this sort of job if necessary.
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This happened to my sister's a combi boiler few months ago. It had an airlock in the combi boiler, there's a little bleed valve that I used to release the air.
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I wonder who'll have the best setup, too much down force put on the car for yesterdays rain and if it's dry today you'll easily get slipstreamed and over taken on the long straight.
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There's no denying that it is a heck of a nice car, such a low mileage,very clean and not messed with unlike a lot of other cars. I can't think of any real alternative at all for that sort of money.
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Your post doesn't make any sense.
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Maybe he was just saying it was 2.5k more to make his decision sound more justified. Personally I couldn't go back on a deal that was made, what kind of man is he?
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You need two gaskets. 11214 - 46011 11213 - 46020
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And your car is a _ _ _ _?
