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Chris and Alana

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  1. Still have these sitting around. Drivers window glass with No scratches £20 Second Cat from a TT, ideal for MOT time £20
  2. Hi guys, selling my boost controller as no longer needed, its the Blitz DUAL SBC Spec R, good for upto 2.5bar boost, fully working and everything there. Dual solenoid's for more control over boost than a single solenoid controller Built in boost gauge 4 Boost settings Warning Setting with auto boost limit to protect turbo's Peak boost display Link to the unit if anyone wants the info http://www.blitz-uk.co.uk/ProductItem-311.aspx These are £420+ new Reduced to £200 delivered for quick sale, thanks Chris
  3. I Haven't used them before but my bro has and was happy with there work http://www.thewheelspecialist.co.uk/ Newcastle Branch http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1440&bih=809&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=wheel+specialists&fb=1&gl=uk&hq=wheel+specialists&hnear=0x487d857e0c6f64cd:0xbe252b072a76191,Newcastle+Upon+Tyne&ei=3KYuTtO_EsWr8AO_rPVe&sa=X&oi=local_result&ct=image&ved=0CAQQtgM&cid=0,0,1331982322388061818
  4. I may be wrong but I dont think you get 30bhp from removing a cat, the extra potential bhp can be released by taking away the restriction but the hp comes from increased boost. Alot of people keep 1 cat in and its best to keep the 2nd to take away the heat close to the engine that you would get from the first cat. I removed the second cat and left the first to start with and I still needed a restrictor ring as the car still produced to much boost with the restriction gone. Best bet if your not concerned about emissions is to double decat and pop a restrictor ring to hold back boost either to 1.1-1.2bar and be done with it or hold boost back to 1bar or so and use a boost controller to raise from there. Just removing the first cat with a good cat back exhaust is good enough though but you will more than likely still need to play with a restrictor ring
  5. Chris and Alana

    1998 Toyota Caldina GT-T 5sp Manual 4WD

    The Car This Caldina is unique for 3 reasons... 1) She's an 'Active Aero' Edition 2) She's TECS (Toyota Excellent Conversion Series) converted 3) She's a 5-Speed manual So... To explain, the Active Aero Edition is a genuine Toyota model with an OEM enhanced bodykit. Over the standard car, this one has a different bumper, grille, side-skirts and rear bumper extension. TECS is very rare... basically, a 'Toyota Excellent Conversion Series' (TECS for short) car has been modified directly by the Toyota Dealer. This means that the modifications she has have were all dealer fitted, and were therefore covered under the standard manufacturers warranty. She even has a separate plate on the bulkhead to identify that she's been TEC's converted. The modifications fitted by the dealer are: - TEIN Type Wagon Coilovers - GANADOR Stainless Steel Exhaust System - APEXI Induction and Hard Pipe The last one doesn't seem much... She's a 5-speed manual. So what? Well, I'd estimate that 95% of Caldina's that go to auction are automatic. To get a manual is rare enough, but to get one with the Active Aero kit, yet alone the TECS conversion, is like finding a pin in a very large needle factory lol. Engine Specifications: 3S-GTE ST215 2.0L Turbo 5sp Manual Turbocharger & Induction: Apexi Induction Kit HKS SSQV Turbo Timer Fuel, Tuning & ECU: Standard Exhaust: SS Cat Back Ganador Exhaust Drivetrain: 4WD 5sp Maunual with Torsen Diff Suspension, Wheels, Tires & Brakes: Tein Wagon Adjustable Coilovers Possibly BBS 17" alloys 4 Uniroyal Rainsport 2's Front grooved Disks with EBC Ultimax Pads Interior & ICE: JVC DD head unit Exterior: Toyota optional extra body kit 'Active Aero' edition comprises of: Front bumper Grill Rear bumper extension Side Skirts Other Mods:- Window Tints Wind deflectors 2000+ rear lights Performance: Standard Figures are:- Weight - 1440kg Max power - 255 bhp @ fly (6000rpm) Max torque - 239ft/lb @ fly (4400rpm) Max speed - 130ish mph 0-60 - approx 6.5 seconds
  6. Thanks bud, it is cheap but I no longer own a supra so have no use for it, just trying to clear space and get some cash to fix my new car (Toyota caldina GTT), already spent a fortune on it and last thing to do is get a rear arm sorted as a bush is worn and 4 wheel alignment done oh and the fluids. Pic if your interested, its 4wd 2l turbo st215 almost a sensible GT4 lol :- No sorry lights were sold, just cannot change the title, sorry bud
  7. I have no idea mate, but I dont think TT springs fit an N/A, maybe wrong though.
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