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JackyBoi

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Can you spot what's missing..?

 

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Yup, that's right my exhaust just fell off! Luckily I was only going about 30 so a firm push on the brakes and I stopped before anything else happened. Luckily there isn't too much damage:

 

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Is there a better bolt to use to hold the exhaust on? I think all the vibrations etc caused them to both back out.

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Self locking nuts or spring washers on plain nuts.

 

Cheers :)

 

:blink: on the exhaust your lucky that didn't dig into the ground and fold up and damage the underside , any news on those new wheels yet mate ?

 

Had an email from Driftworks saying they're still being built and won't be finished until beginning of June :( I thought they just needed painting!

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Just looked at your breather pic, so you now have 4x breathers from the stock cam covers? any reason why you didn't just weld on bigger fittings to the stock location. I've never really understood a lot of the catch cans used in Supra engine bays, on any normal race car they return the oil caught in the catch can back to the sump, but the majority on Supra's just seem to collect it.

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Just looked at your breather pic, so you now have 4x breathers from the stock cam covers? any reason why you didn't just weld on bigger fittings to the stock location. I've never really understood a lot of the catch cans used in Supra engine bays, on any normal race car they return the oil caught in the catch can back to the sump, but the majority on Supra's just seem to collect it.

 

Because the person who did the welding and work said it would cause some problems running hoses that big alongside the big twin turbos, awkward angles and would rub badly on turbos etc, so he put them elsewhere.

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Cheers :)

 

 

 

Had an email from Driftworks saying they're still being built and won't be finished until beginning of June :( I thought they just needed painting!

 

What wheels you getting mate? As I'm waiting on some wheels through driftworks aswell :)

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What wheels you getting mate? As I'm waiting on some wheels through driftworks aswell :)

 

I ordered the Work Emotion D9R's. I think the reason they're taking so long is because I chose the largest size with the largest width and the largest offset :p

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I ordered the Work Emotion D9R's. I think the reason they're taking so long is because I chose the largest size with the largest width and the largest offset :p

 

 

Just checked. Nice wheels :thumbs: what sort of wait did they tell you? I was told the faces are in stock but The barrels need making. So minimum 4 weeks

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Just checked. Nice wheels :thumbs: what sort of wait did they tell you? I was told the faces are in stock but The barrels need making. So minimum 4 weeks

 

Thanks dude. They didn't actually tell me until I emailed them asking where they were, they then told me start of June :(

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