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Right then ive had the rear windows tinted today,gone for limo black however it was a total nightmare for the guy doing it due to the interior just being done in flock it took him 3 attempts as the flock fibre kept getting on the tint he wasnt happy however i am.

 

Im looking foward to the wheels and coilovers going on next week as ive developed a hatred for the wheels i have on now as they just dont look right.

 

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Something else ive looked at today is the top right hand display which shows the ABS light,oil pressure etc. i thought id put this on as it might come in helpful.

 

Since i put the new dash in it has been temperamental sometimes working fine and then not at all so the idea was to get a replacement however after some research i found that they suffer from dry solder and after some investigation i found this was the problem.

 

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re soldered And fixed....................

 

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steering wheel on with flocked surround.

 

loving this build mate,,i really like the flocking i might mix some in with my red leather when its in the shop.!

i bet that dash took a bit of time to get out ,? atb adam b

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yes i agree,, wheels need to go .! maybe some deep dish multi multi spokes ,

 

vortex r alloys

 

what wheels did you go for.

 

Loving the interior too but the wheel looks out of place

 

not sure if you mean steering wheel or wheels but there both being changed anyway as the steering wheel is just not going to be right for the sliding around im going to be doing and the wheels were always going to be changed but after id had it out of the bodyshop.both are due this week but ill keep it a secret for now until there fitted [GRIN][/GRIN]

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loving this build mate,,i really like the flocking i might mix some in with my red leather when its in the shop.!

i bet that dash took a bit of time to get out ,? atb adam b

 

It wasnt too bad to be honest,i just took my time and noted down where everything went as it was another month before i put it back together.Toyotas build quality is top

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My new steering wheel arrived today,gone for black leather and a deeper dish so im further back in the car.well happy with it and it matches the interior

 

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So spent all day in the rain on saturday (well showers) with my mate from Toyota fitting the coilovers,droplinks and my new wheels.

 

The droplinks were as we expected a total pig so out came the blow torch.

 

the wood at the front was to make sure the jack would clear.

 

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