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Suzi - My 97 TT6 Import


JayJay1374

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Spent abit of time on the supra this weekend. A while ago I bought a new 25 row mocal oil cooler from Robby a. So after getting some new oil lines made from hodge I got it fitted this weekend. Only snag was my greddy oil temp sensor wiring snapped on the sensor itself. So now waiting for one to arrive from rhdjapan.

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So earlier in the week a large package turned with a small sensor inside.

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Rhdjapan where great throughout and the Japanese tracking website gave perfect updates.

 

So after the sensor turned up I ran the car up to temperature to make sure there was no leaks from the oil cooler. Which there wasn't. So this weekend I rebuilt the front end. I even cleaned up my intercooler.

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Also fitted a cheeky speedhunters sticker

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I also eventually made a replacement intake pipe to replace my old HKS RS.

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Fits perfectly.

 

A few cheeky engine bay pics :)

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Well yesterday a parcel from the whifbitz Black Friday sale arrived.

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I've heard before that some peoples Apr cooling panels holes don't line up. Well mine was no exception. I had to file out every hole. But I got it fitted. Looks great. It's just annoying spending over £100 on something that you have to alter yourself.

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So I bought a set of tein HA Coilovers off sheefa on here.

When they arrived.

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They looked decent but flakey paint syndrome had set in. So after abit of time with a drill and a quick sand blast they looked like this

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All paint and rust removed. And after a lick of Hammerite.

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I think I'm gonna remove the helper springs to increase adjustability.

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A few little updates.

 

Firstly before Christmas my dad bought himself a super clean N/A auto. Not really too sure what the plan is. Possibly a TT swap.

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Around Christmas I started prepping my car for some paintwork, starting with an arch roll.

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So the plan for paint. Oem plastic skirts to be painted, Door shuts and sills, rear quarters and arches. The inside of the arches will be painted and stonechipped. I really just wanted to sort a few little niggles. I had to take the car up and down the unit road a few times to get some charge back in the battery and to give it a run out. Driving on space savers is fun!

And to do a proper door shut job....

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The car is ready to go to paint. And it's going tomorrow or Monday.

 

Me and my dad have also committed to a track day in March with the mx5, which needs a rear quarter welding in. So if the supra's ready in time I might take that on the track too!

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Read the entire thread there some real nice work!

Jealous seeing all the good work!

Mines just sits at home in Ireland gathering dust, hopefully return home in a few years, BPU it aswell atleast!

Keep up the good work!

 

Thanks mate. Much appreciated :)

 

I don't know how you could leave it just sitting gathering dust. I'm sick of seeing mine like that!

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You have lovely garage to work with your cars! All the lifts and space! I'm very jealous :)

 

Thanks mate. I know I am in a very lucky position at the minute. Both me and my dad are very into cars, but when I bought the supra he got a lot into working on them. We are currently looking for a second ramp too.

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