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Interesting! Thanks everyone!

I have always thought that wheels on cars are suppost to be aligned i.e front wheels in line with the rear wheels. Lately I have started to think of what would happen if the rear wheels were pushed out further than the front and vice-versa. I have no idea. I'm sure people have tried this. Does anyone know the benefits or drawbacks with each? I guess it would be similar to having wider wheels on the back of the car giving more grip.

Sorry - My mistake! I have had them saved in my favourites for a while now for the gen 7. I forgot to link to ST202 ones

I have found an interesting website this morning. It is USD so shipping could be an issue but the prices on products are pretty good. Has anyone experienced this website before? http://www.slickcar.com/accessories/celica_accessories.asp

http://www.camskill.co.uk/m14b0s924p3219/APEX_LOWERING_SPRING_KITS_-_CELICA_-_10_99_on_-_35mm_Toyota_CELICA_-_10_99_on_-_Type_ZZT230_231 Cheapest ones I have found to deliver to JSY (£85) (£95 to UK)

Sounds good to me... I suppose I better start saving for them

Jersey is too small... If I need the spare then it will take someone 10-15 mins to get it from my house and back to me. I'd rather not carry it and have the whole of my boot to fill with rubbish. I do take it when I travel abroad though. I got bored a while back and had some spare carpet so I decided that I would fit this in my boot for the time being before I work of fabricating a sound system in the boot

I have always found that smoking in a car makes this happen more. The way I resolve it is to use a microfibre cloth or chammy, almost dry, to wipe the windscreen. Then blast heat on it with the windows open. The windows do still steam up but much less than usual. When you are freezing cold in your car and you put the heating on you need to cool down the inside of the car or it will steam up next time you get in. I always leave the windows open for the last minute of a drive home... unless its raining.