Kendo11
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Rectangular tub, decent rubber gloves and a mixture of bleach and brake fluid. Leave them soaking over night, then rub off the day after using a mixture of cloths, sponges, a rubber or plastic scraper and lots of elbow grease.
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I got universal screw in ones from ebay to fit the same manifold as you, work absolutely perfectly. Stock Supra ones are of course absolutely fine too.
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Very nice
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That looks awful. Hope all end up being ok.
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Wow, sounds like a bargain. Don't see many about at all. Were all the 300s imports?
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Nice! Not many of the IS300s about in the UK, I keep trying to find a GE one with a supercharger kit I can buy. Lovely car.
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How did you get on? Bear in mind the Trial bumper should have some extra fixings underneath (if it's got the longer diffuser part).
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One hell of a transformation and that colour is beautiful beyond words.
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Man that is bloody cool! GLWS.
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Great work on the dash panels.
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Really enjoyed it, Ant was very good. It's pretty 'Americanised' now though. Still good though.
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I thought Rogue One was excellent but this was pretty awful. Glad Hamill has spoken out recently about not being entirely happy.
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Fairly sure he's posted on the FB page before. Unrelated yes but presumably someone will know him off the forum? -
You can get them online from the website for just a couple of quid more
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I've bought one or two parts from him before and sold a couple to him, each transaction went smoothly. But I seriously don't agree with the way he goes about his business as he seems to leech a lot of decent parts, and don't agree with the way he creates Frankenstein Supras. If you buy a car from there you need your head checking.
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sold 1996 Facelift TT BPU Unique TwinZ Kit - Immaculate
Kendo11 replied to ellis's topic in Supra Classifieds
Good price mate, hope you get a simple easy sale. I did mention it to a local photographer we both know earlier in the week as he'd noticed it for sale. I'll mention it to him again. -
Sending now....
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Had some really high quality pictures taken last night. First time I've ever had any done. Makes all the work in recent years worthwhile
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Stupid question then, say you've got a fair amount of money invested & you've got a few thousand pounds worth in your digital wallet. How do you then go about getting it, is it a case of transferring it to a linked bank account, do you need to sell your digital currency on?
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Been looking at getting into this myself, recently joined an FB group that mentions some of the same points above. Really helpful thread guys, I'm coming at this from a total noob standpoint so it's very helpful.
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Detailed response there I'd love to see how quick my NA-5 goes to 60 but I'm also afraid of killing the clutch. My company diesel Insignia would murder it 0-60 and probably a lot more. But who cares
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Thanks mate. Yeah I've kind of gone round the houses a bit to get to this stage but I'm definitely happy with it right now. Few more little bits of tinkering to do externally but nothing major!
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Last of this update, I attended a local car meet so thought I'd share some pics. Lucky to have some really cool cars in this area. Mustang with over 800bhp, classic Datsun, and a ton of other nice things.
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I suspected for a long while I had a problem with the ACIS valve, which turned out to be true. Got a good used inlet manifold from Parm which I cleaned up, painted and fitted. Runs noticeably better now. I do have an issue with condensation on one of my headlights though. So that's the next job on the list.
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Updates. Car went back to the spray shop as the paint went dodgy and started splitting and cracking. All now redone properly. Got my rear number plate pods fitted too, had these colour coded which I think looks best. Also got some face-lift front indicators wired up. In the midst of fitting these I came across something pretty, well pretty bloody awful. A fake dump valve!
