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AC93

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  1. My TT auto is currently up for sale I just found a great car on Auto Trader. http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/202001065829880?atmobcid=soc3
  2. Not sure if the CX ones are braced now.. but they used to crack and had thin flanges. I'm currently going NA-T. Just decided to do it once and forget about it, so I bought a Walton Motorsport manifold, 10mm thick flange and built for my turbo, stunning piece of metalwork.
  3. AC93

    Hi

    Welcome... I'm sure on one of the tabs near the top is a membership tab you just have to fill in
  4. I currently have my factory original 94 TT Auto for sale for £21k, 94k, all the rare options, folder of paperwork/spare keys, all maintenance up to date etc, also insured for £21k ..but had no serious people come to view it over the last few months. Hopefully things pick up and I get it sold now we're past Christmas!
  5. Same.. he's done a few jobs on my Supra, and probably 1 of only 4 places I would trust leaving my car with. 10/10 for his services
  6. Hi guys, My '94 non-VVTi GE block is currently stripped and getting ready for a full refurb with ARP hardware. I also bought a Lexus GE VVTi engine purely for the VVTi head to help with spool/power/response on my BW S364. Has anyone done this before? My query is how to get an oil feed for both the turbo and VVTi.. I read on US forums that the IS300 oil union banjo bolt isn't enough to run both VVTi and a turbo. Should I tap in to the block, use a sandwich plate or is there another way? Once the block and head are back from the machine shop I will start a thread and vlog with all the info and pics for future reference as more and more people go NA-T and VVTi being more desirable. Thanks, A.C.
  7. Turned out to be a no go.. engine loom had already been frankensteined to work in another car and all loom plugs were chopped for a GM car ...was just a mess. Wasn't worth the hassle. I'll carry on with my NA-T project as I was before! ha /Closed
  8. Managed to find a OEM set on eBay from the UAE, delivered in 3 days and less than half the price of the stealers here. Result!
  9. Have a chat with Fosta, he has the T56 on his 800+hp Supra and loves the gearbox. I wanted to buy it off him when he was thinking of selling
  10. Nice! Look forward to my VVTi head swap!
  11. Cheers Mike.. I'll give it a thorough reading and will see how it goes! Hopefully it's not a nightmare
  12. Evening all, I've read most of the Aristo GTE swaps on here and they're all VVTi! I am getting an engine this week.. My question is: being an Aristo NON VVTi engine, (with loom and ECU) should be a simple plug and play with an aftermarket ECU (my ECU Master EMU black)? I'll use my n/a block to swap the mounts/sump/dipstick ..that's no issue. It's the electrical side I need clarification on Aristo engine and loom (extend it) --> ECU Master GTE PnP adapter --> EMU Master ECU --> = Happy Days? Thanks, A.C.
  13. Just incase anyone else follows up on this thread.. I am currently rebuilding my GE bottom end, bought a engine gasket kit but need piston rings also. Part numbers have been super-seeded: GE - 13011-46041 GTE - 13011-46051 My local stealership want £292 for GE rings... I'll keep hunting haha
  14. Do you want to convert to manual? You can buy a replacement auto box for a few hundred quid... Or go built auto from SRD. If I was going manual again I'd just get the T56 or R154
  15. AC93

    Just a heads up

    Palava... shouldn't have to be like that!
  16. Ahh, I ordered it from Whifbitz mate
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