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B3any

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Went to see Chris today as he's only 30ish miles away, as i was having Turbo noise problems, but he gave my car a clean bill of health which is relieving, he tightened all the subframe bolts aswell car was knocking under heavy braking and bumps all the time as some other ppl had reported, made the car feel alot tighter.......

 

Thanks Chris ;)

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Originally posted by adi

out of interest what was the noise?

 

My turbo's changed from a whistling sound to a more Zingy sound, that was all.

 

 

And yer Chris, feels alot tighter now, but the back feels light prob due to the tyres, but my wheels will be here next week hopefully or early the week after...

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Originally posted by B3any

My turbo's changed from a whistling sound to a more Zingy sound, that was all.

 

 

And yer Chris, feels alot tighter now, but the back feels light prob due to the tyres, but my wheels will be here next week hopefully or early the week after...

 

That'll be the tyres, the MKIV greatly dislikes odd makes of tyre on each rear wheel. You may want me to check the rear geometry quickly when you hae the pipes fitted. Won't cost much to just check it out.

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Quick question Chris..................why do i keep reading about 'loose' sub frame bolts? I've read the technical before on this,and most tuners always go straight to these bolts and find they are loose or not up to torque.

Still meaning to check mine,what with this lousey weather:( Al.

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Originally posted by Supra_Al

Quick question Chris..................why do i keep reading about 'loose' sub frame bolts? I've read the technical before on this,and most tuners always go straight to these bolts and find they are loose or not up to torque.

Still meaning to check mine,what with this lousey weather:( Al.

 

It's a well documented problem, even the OE Toyota service book dictates they should be checked at major services. They work loose allowing the front subframe to walk about a bit, inducing self steer and creaking. I have often found the front subframes loose, and occasionally the rear ones too.

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