Burna

Apologies, I've just had a look back through my Amayama orders, and it looks like they cancelled the orders due to no stock. But, now I remember that after discussing this with TrickTT, we think that the problem comes from the actual motor assembly. The housing on the motor assembly cracks, and therefore the shaft with the cog on never runs straight, you can feel a little give when you move your bum back and forth on the seat. So no matter how many different cogs you buy they wont work, until you replace the housing. That's the theory anyway lol I have bought a new housing, and will fit a new cog at the same time if/when I change it. This is the part I bought: https://www.amayama.com/en/part/toyota/7220514010

Yes still available from Toyota, I bought a set of parts a few months back just incase.

I bought a brand new OEM one from here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185444099724

What error code are you seeing? Code 53 by any chance?

Ah know I see. I'd say that's a good price, even with shipping and import duty.

Do you have a link to the ones in Australia? It would help understand what you are after.

As I understood, as I was told many years ago, is that Black Supras weren't lacquered, so if you see panels with lacquer on you can safely presume it has had fresh paint since factory. Not sure on any other colours, but I bet the case was the same for all the non metallic Supras.

Around 130,000 miles

I've just bought another one :)

I’ve just bought 2 tickets, and will buy another later this week

Ok I understand what you mean now No you don't use those, you use the plug socket at the top, and pack around it as needed.

I don't quite understand what you mean when you say "the three prong connector thing". The movement of the clock spring comes from the plug position, so you have to make sure that moves in relation to the Aygo or Yaris steering wheel.

Attendees: Burna - Supra Branners - Supra TrickTT - Supra Wile - Lexus LC 500 Scott - Audi RS4 Philip - Mercedes C63 IanIan - MkV Supra Lee Burley - Supra Ellis - Porsche 911 Phil - Porsche 911 Pete - Audi R8 V10 Ste Smart - Lexus IS300 Benjy - Supra Danny - Supra Jaq - Supra

Well what a busy 24 hours that was for Dragonball 2024! The event is sold out! All trains are now booked, so you should have received your confirmation emails, please contact me if you haven't.

Patience! Lol I hadn’t been sent your details at the time of that list, so couldn’t book your train at the time. I will be posting an up to date list tomorrow, as it’s been a very busy day of booking trains etc…

That would be great to see you again mate! But be quick, only 5 rooms left now.

More tickets sold this morning! Only 6 hotel rooms now remaining!

Bookings are going well! Train slots all booked for the following cars: Burna - Supra Branners - Supra TrickTT - Supra Wile - Lexus LC 500 Scott - Audi RS4 Philip - Mercedes C63

For the fan clutch, speak to Kevin at Supratronix. He sells new ones for only £220 delivered. https://www.instagram.com/supratronix/ I had the 8HP swap done at SRD, and from what price I've seen Paul at Whiffbitz quote before, they are both roughly the same at around £8K, which is pretty good for what you end up with But as we all know, budget for double that, as it probably will snowball once the build brings things to light lol

Once you've booked, please make sure you do the following: "We will require some information to be able to book the tunnel and hotels, so please can you email [email protected] with the following details after you have purchased your ticket. Surname, First Name, Title, Email Address, Car Reg, Mobile Number, Car Type, Number of People and Room Type."

Please note, the ticket price will increase the nearer we get to the event/train slots are booked, due to the train ticket cost increasing from Eurotunnel.

This year it's a 3 day event. We will leave the UK early Friday morning via the Eurotunnel, and return Sunday late afternoon. We travel into Belgium to the beautiful city of Bruges for two nights in a hotel just outside the lovely city. We will be enjoying the roads around Belgium and Holland over the 3 days, and you can also choose on the Saturday to visit the Spa-Classic at the Spa-Francorchamps track. As usual, to help make the trip run as smoothly as possible, and a fun few days of driving, all routes will be provided for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The details of which, along with the TomTom satnav files, will be posted just before the event. The cost of each ticket covers 2 people in one car, twin/double room, breakfast, Eurotunnel return ticket, and TomTom satnav routes. SHOP NOW OPEN TO PURCHASE TICKETS

No, they are twin plug, that will then need to join to a harness to fit the Supra airbag plug. I don't have a free clock spring wire as I wired the flappy paddles through it, along with of course the horn and cruise control, so used all my 6 connections. But you should have one spare, and in theory you could get the buttons working I'd let my Aygo steering wheel go for £500 + shipping.

I’ve fitted a retrimmed and modified Aygo steering wheel in the past (for sale at the right price), and currently have a retrimmed and modified Yaris wheel. Both with wired airbags.

Ditto