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to the pulleys and photos

I'm interested to know when running a turbo 2jz motor do you really need oil squirters ? Is this simply because of higher piston temps due to it being a turbo engine ? What will happen if you don't ?

If theres enough thread length on the 4 water pump bolts that the viscous fits too take the viscous inc fan off and space out the viscous with some washers of equal thickness

Page BR-60 clearly shows the handbrake and all its parts BR.pdf

Induction wont get you anything but it'll sound quicker

I'd personally leave it alone and keep it as Toyota intended

PCD, spigot bore, width and offset required

Sorry if i've missed it but i wouldn't be shoving 600 hp through a motor that has knocking noises and by the sounds of it other issues that should be looked at first. How many miles has the motor done ?

Apexi

Just get a blow torch and a hammer job done

Page BR-28 BR.pdf

Hi Peter Here is the WSM pdf for the cooling system. Look at page CO-20 and you can see the electric fan connections Hope that helps Just got your txt and yes that's where i would think the power and temp sensor on your custom electric fans will plug into CO.pdf

If money is tight i would spend it on making sure your j spec brakes are all working as they should be, fit braided lines (£60 approx) and replace all the brake fluid.

No expensive clutches with autoboxes

My monies on the st/st has just got very hot and is now very hard, a HSS drill is going to struggle and just lose its edge so a solid carbide drill bit for the win but their not cheap and i doubt general diy sell them but you never know

You could have work hardened the st/st now and you'll need a carbide bit to drill your hole, if you use these wear some eye protection as they are very brittle

Dormer un coated HSS drills are more than up to the job

Get yourself some of these, they come in different sizes you use these to centre your drill hole and it also acts as a pilot for your 5 mm drill or required size. 5 mm diameter shouldn't need another pilot drill after you've used a centre drill

The supras spigot diameter is 60.1 mm the wheels you will have to measure - - - Updated - - - 2nd place is first loser

Spigot rings missing ?

Hammer setting What size hole are you trying to drill ? i would personally start with a HSS centre drill then drill the size hole you want, you must slow the speed down on ST/ST and try to use a coolant fluid or you'll just take the edge off the drill, you don't need titanium coated either. Normal HSS decent quality drills should be fine

Thought i'd post this up in case this club is interested Dear Duncan Cholmondeley Castle Spring Car Club Day Sunday 14th April 2013 We are delighted to invite you to a join us at the 2013 Spring Car Club Day which will be held at Cholmondeley Castle on Sunday 14th April 2013. The aim of the day is to welcome back our club members who attend the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power and to introduce Cholmondeley to those clubs who are considering coming to the Pageant which, this year, is held on 14th-16th June. Please note cars need to be in position by 9.30am. There will be a small charge of £5 per car which will be collected upon arrival. Morris Lubricants (our CPOP Car Club sponsors) will be judging the car clubs and there will be prizegiving before departure. There will be a catering unit in the club area where it will be possible to purchase tea, coffee and snacks. The format of the day will be as follows: · From 8.00am Arrival via Nantwich Lodge (Gate 3), Public Entrance · 8.00 – 9.30am You will be directed to the Park Ferme situated on the Polo Straight · 9.30am Two Parade circuits of the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power Track · 11.00am Depart or stay for free entry to the Castle Gardens You are very welcome to stay to look around the beautiful Cholmondeley gardens which were laid out between 1801 and 1804 and are renowned for their romantic beauty. The gardens include many spectacular specimen trees, herbaceous borders, shrubberies, ponds, lakes and the highlight of the beautiful temple gardens. Also open is the ancient family chapel, aviary and farm including llamas and pygmy goats and children’s play area. Bring a picnic or visit the Cholmondeley Castle Tearooms. The gardens are open until 5pm. Please reply with the name of your club and number of cars by 8th April. Kind Regards Pippa Lomax. If you have any queries, please contact the CPOP office on 01829 772432 or e’mail [email protected] More info at http://www.cpop.co.uk

Thanks mate The wooden ramps could be yours soon

Just got off the phone to the guy who's actually buying my car and it looks like the importer will be flying into B'ham on the 31st at noon to pay and collect the car. Fingers crossed it all goes according to plan now and no more snow next weekend

The clean certainly helped I'd be getting one colour of hose next as that always ruins a nice bay in my opinion