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We have a Hobbyist on the forum who does Carbon Skinning. I think it's Stevo. Edit: It is Stevo.
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Or you could do a search. Plenty of wheel threads on here.
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Some people fix tabs themselves, using fibreglass or plastic welding. By the sounds of it, that will be what you need to do.
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Only just saw your post Rog Don't think we'll make it anyway though. Plenty of opportunity for next summer onwards to get to meets etc though, as we'll be back down for good -
We are a maybe on this. We're spending xmas at home this year (last xmas in the Army ) but will be down between xmas and new year, just not sure when. I'll let you know as soon as I know what we are doing.
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Awesome
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What a strike from Ramsay!
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Buy a 3x6 metre gazebo. Get some leg weights. Lash it down. It's how mine was for about a month before I cleared out the garage.
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Same as me then. I'm moving in April so that's probably the next time mine will see the light of day.
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How much fuel do people leave in the supra over the winter. I've heard about fuel going stale but don't know how true that is. It's taxed until the end of the month, so can go for a blast if needs be as it has 3/4 of a tank in it curently.
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Was there any other sign other than billowing smoke? Any bang or something? A couple of years ago, I had billowing smoke, and a film of oil all over the rear end of the Sup, no bang or anything, and it turned out the oil pump had pooped itself, blown the front crank seal, and dispatched the oil under the car. In turn, burning the oil on the exhaust, causing all the smoke.
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It may just be that the seal is incorrectly fitted. If it is anything but flush, it will seep oil. Often people don't fit them in far enough, or too far (easily done) and it only has to be half a mm, and it will leak. I'd just go with a replacement seal for now, and keep an eye on it. Possibly save yourself circa £200.
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Gauging Interest: Potentially Breaking Quicksilver 2000 VVTi Tip
listy replied to SPG's topic in Supra Chat
If you have the time, Straight. If not, Right. -
You can get very similar in the UK. I can't remember where exactly I saw them, but I'm pretty sure eBay have some very similar.
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I think the single din pocket is just a generic item.
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There were rumours it would hit around the £1 mark in the new year. How true they are, we'll find out I guess.
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Same. I fill my daily once a month, and regularly hit the 20p off a litre limit. I paid £1.01 a litre today
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Exactly this. Even if it looks like it is on max, put a little more in it. As you slow down/speed up, the fluid shifts, and can cause the light to come on.
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That's the one.
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When mine played up last year, it would unlock, but not lock. Not an incling of it trying to lock or anything. Sometimes it would work, sometimes it wouldn't.
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It's not there It's (iirc) forward of the door, passenger side. Up behind the lower glove box on the left somewhere. Not a lot of help I know
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If I unlock and lock mine with the key, I can't hear anything, but it locks and unlocks. I reckon the central locking control box is playing up. Quite common really. It's behind the lower glovebox on the left iirc and is about fag packet size, either red or blue. It can gather moisture in the cold and wet and stop working. The alarm and immobiliser will still work, it just wont unlock or lock with the fob. Not really sure on what check you can do to confirm it though, bar trying a known working one.
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For the key fob, yes. As Kaan said otherwise.
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Kaan's SRD1000S - 3.4 Stroked Wide Body Project!
listy replied to Kaan W's topic in mkiv Supra Projects
I can't help myself Kaan
