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Scoboblio

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  1. Scoboblio

    Wow!!! :D

    Didn't know we had new smilies! Thanks very much! Or am I just being thick?
  2. Right, aquired a tape measure and got the following rough measurements; the enclosure left behind is approx 28" wide, 8" long and 4 1/2" deep. You'll obviously want to double check this before building anything as it's not a neat shape, got bits of bodywork poking out of it
  3. Not yet, working double shifts right now, so got no time!
  4. They've put a smile on my face!
  5. Here's an ideal pic.... the plastic rectangle in the middle of the pic just behind the seats is the covering for the stock sub; http://www.abydos.com/supra/interior/audio/stock_sub.JPG
  6. It's easy enough to tell mate, just look in the boot.... right at the back of it, in the middle, near the rear seats there will be a retangular plastic box sticking up a few inches. I'm assuming that if you don't have a sub, you don't have this plastic box Then again if you have one it's next to useless anyway
  7. Scoboblio

    Bad

    Loved the first one!
  8. I started to think that today, after removing it! I certainly hope it's not there to provide extra strength! But that would explain why it's got so many bolts in it......
  9. I think that there's a page somewhere in the tech manual which explains the re-learning sequence that Toyota should carry out each time they reset the ECU or disconnect the battery... someone else may be able to dig it out.
  10. Wow that's awsome! Group buy anyone?
  11. I'm not 100% sure on dimensions but I'll have a measure up soon From memory you've got about 8" width and about 4" depth but don't quote me on that until I've checked. My local ICE specialist says he'll be able to build a pretty decent install with a small sub, possibly 8" in the space. Won't be earth shattering, but that's not what I'm looking for. It was really easy; > Put the top half of the back seats down by pulling yer knob > Remove the carpet and board from the back of the boot > The carpet on the back of the seats is held in by 4 rawlplug type things, use a small screwdriver to push in the middle and pull them out > Remove carpet > Take out about 6 12mm bolts holding the sub enclosure in > Cut the wire on either side, there are a pair of wires in each insulator which will need re-connecting after you take the enclosure out > Remove the enclosure and marvel at it's uselessness > Put two bolts back in either side, you'll see the ones I mean
  12. FFS, bring back the hanging and hand-cutting.... oh wait, you actually have to catch them first Sorry to hear this mate, another bit of bad news in an already s**t week for car owners
  13. The rear seats do this already don't they? Good idea with the storage boxes!
  14. I've done this before, getting used to the manual mode when I first got the car, I was so used to pushing a car into gear that I didn't realise you only had to nudge it slightly It didn't do any damage and the car is fine over a year later, thank heavens for Japanese engineering!
  15. I love the way it's exactly the same as the standard front / rear speakers, just a slightly different shape! And while I'm here the same goes for the front speakers - why the huge plastic thingy for a small paper speaker? Surely there's a lighter way of doing it!
  16. I'd say go for the flowers, she may not want to go out considering how she'll be feeling
  17. I think it's only on GZ models, it's behind the rear seats, in the back of the boot. Look for a rectangular plastic grill.
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  19. Yesterday I removed the stock subwoofer, only to find it had been cut out of a cornflakes packet and glued to a huuuuuuge piece of heavy plastic Having taken it out, there's more than enough room for a half - decent install with a small 8" sub I keep hearing how Toyota were completely dedicated to reducing weight in the Supra.... so why go to all this trouble to put in a subwoofer that's complete rubbish?
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