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mrboost

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  1. Does anybody know if you can get rid of the little caution light saying stop thrashing me!!!!! quite annoying as i'm always thinking that Oh know I've broke here this time........... I love power sliding my supe!
  2. It appears the black pulley is screwed on what looks like a wood screw, is the screw still intact ? if So use so long nose pliers grip the screw and pull the seat should be released, looks like you can just get another top and screw it on or buy the orginal from toyota. Martin
  3. All I can find is the engine codes I'm wanting to know how to read error codes for gearbox (Edited by mrboost at 12:35 pm on Jan. 15, 2002)
  4. Yes I have the exact thought! The programmable LED that just HEH BACKOFF, It always people in SAXO that try to overtake when you are on a Speed bump.... I now have a new nimple trick, I flash my headlights at the oncoming car and then go over two speed bumps at once, I.e Two wheels at the same time, No exhaust catches, you stop the **** in the saxo overtaking and cause endless problems being in the middle of the road to oncoming traffic......But at least the exhaust does not catch.
  5. I have the Drager too. My HKS its ripped to shreads!!!!! I have bounced her to the floor at 145 on the M1, sparks flying, every speed bump kills her, thinking of putting some kind of guard on her, or what those bikers have on their knees sometimes that are coloured red, green, blue etc. I know why I've seen some supras with exhuasts coming out in between the rear light clusters...Don't know how they've done it mind.
  6. Hi Guys I just want to check if anybody nows what two terminals to a use the SST or a wire to read the Auto gerabox error codes. I know on the MKIII you could do this and it would make the OD light flash on and off etc... Same as the engine code reader method but different pins. Just wondering if it can be donw
  7. I too wanted this for my MKIII as you could not even get a mobile phone under the front bumper, when broke down like I did it wa a real problem getting the car home. At Max live I met the lads at MAX hydraulics, they made a KIT for the MKIII Supra after I was interested. They can make kits or any car and the price at bad. You can have like just up and down like the Range Rover Etc or the mental american gangster style. www.maxhydraulics.com phone 01886 833253 mobile 07771 628319
  8. mrboost

    NO CATS

    I wanted to go to the meet, but I think my car is in for the paint job, I'll see if I can miss it, and come down, my car will be a bit of a mess as I have de-badged, de -stickered and prepared the car for painting.
  9. mrboost

    NO CATS

    8 x 18cm blue neons (neon ground kit)
  10. mrboost

    NO CATS

    I have asked this before, but just trying to get things straight in my head. I want to remove both cats on my MKIV TT (95). I not going to bother with cat replacements, I'm just going to chop them off and install some more stainless steel tubeing back onto the HKS Drager. Now I believe I'm going to hit FC ? I'm going to hopefully fix this with a jobbie from Mr Betts. Can anyone see anything else that I should be aware off. (NOT THE MOT_my mate mot's my car, NOT THE LAW_my car is to low for them to see+they have to catch me first+ they won't be bothered with my exhaust if they pull me, they are more likly be interested in my number plates and windows and funny blue lights underneath the car.) Just anything to do with good old reliabilty, driveabilty, fc etc, etc
  11. Alloy wheel refurb. I can get them done for £100 a set including VAT. I have many alloys done now and even my current 18" wheels were refurbed and painted. Basically they repair the wheel and then repaint and lacquer. I got charged 80 quid for my Andy Rouse Cossie alloys and they are half polished and half painted white. They are based in Sheffield and their tel number is 07884 481904. Martin
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