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I was going to sell the torque converter separately, however I'm not now. Open to offers

WA33 Warrington it will need picking up from, Mileage – Approx 94,700 miles

Autobox from 1999 N.A. Supra with Touque converter. Box in perfect working order, looking for £90 collected. [ATTACH=CONFIG]226082[/ATTACH]

Is this flexplate\ring gear on the correct way round in this picture do you know Mike? sorry to be a pain just wanted to be clear on the word 'Inverted' e.g. the opposite way round to when it was taken off originally as a standard Auto?

Thanks Mike

After some help if possible, having issues with the gearbox conversion. I'm using the PMC motorsport 2JZ conversion kit to a 420G BMW M3 gearbox. Would anybody be able to offer any advice? Any assembly pictures or instructions would be a dream right now. Got most of the way along with everything, propshaft sorted, gear linkage done also we've sorted the slave cylinder, so it disengages the clutch now. Can someone explain what order things are supposed to be bolted together from the crank? e.g. 1) Crank > Spacer > Ring gear > flywheel or 2) Crank > Spacer > Ring gear > Spacer\Washer > flywheel or 3) Crank > Ring gear > Spacer\Washer > flywheel or 4) Crank > Ring gear > flywheel PMC have loosely suggested both spacer and washer should be removed, I’m concerned this could be lost in translation with the emails to PMC as their replies have been less than clear. The current problem as I understand it is….. everything is bolted up with no spacer or washer as per what PMC suggested, the car turns over and runs no problem, when the clutch is pressed its making a noise like the ring gear is touching the main oil seal carrier maybe?

Curently chaning my N/A over to a 420G gearbox so interested to know what people think.. supposed to be really good gearboxes? Have you drove it with the manual box? provided the syncro mesh is ok i'd say your good to go

it's a job that's made loads easier with spring compressor i found, i'd used them to get the orginal's out on the front. Used this one: https://www.screwfix.com/p/hilka-pro-craft-coil-spring-compressor-kit-2-piece-set/45986 Getting the new front in was really easy, as they came apart then screwed back up on the tein suspension.

Sold

Item:- Standard Suspension from Toyota Supra 1999 N/A Auto Condition/Mileage:- Excellent condition and they'd done about 95K miles Price:- £100 posted Postage:- would prefer UK only Collection From:- Macclesfield Pictures:-

Just a quick update on the bits I’d ordered from JDM planet in Japan, genuine Toyota parts arrived that are the correct, right hand drive parts I’d ordered. Happy to say I’d recommend them, if anyone needs bit and they’re struggling to source give them a go.

I'd be interested in the brackets, assuming you don't want 30 for yourself

Try this place https://www.sgs-engineering.com/ they sell just the gas struts, really good quality.

Defo worth a look on the 350z forum. I've just sold my 2005 DE on the forum, they are mint cars enjoyed every minute of it.

I've ordered loads of bit's off him, he couldn't order one so refunded me the money on Palpal straight away. Looking good so far, I'll let you know if the correct genuine Toyota parts arrive.

Thanks guys, TCB didn't have the parts I'm after unfortunately. Going with jdm-planet.com, fingers crossed some Japanese guy doesn't rip me off I'm assuming Paypal will save me from getting ripped off

He's looking into it for me

Nice one, I'll give them a call. Thanks

Has anyone had any experience buying parts from jdm-planet.com, has a website but mainly seems to deal on Ebay. His feedback on ebay seems ok, he's saying he can order the genuine Toyota parts I'm after. https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/jdmplanet Want to order a MK4 Supra clutch pedal assembly with Master cylinder and bracket right hand drive. I'm very sceptical but he's saying he can order one. Anyone have any other ideas for ordering genuine Toyota parts?

I'll look after the Supra don't worry, you enjoy the bike

Apology accepted! This is to make way for my new project

Selling my 2005 DE 350z GT for £7200, the car has only done 61330 miles. Full spec of the car listed on the 350z forum, PM me for more details https://www.350z-uk.com/topic/118429-much-loved-black-2005-de-350z-gt-for-sale/

Don't you worry it's gone to a good home! It's not parked in the garage yet but it's undercover, will keep you updated with any updates going forward pal.