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I have always used Miller CFS on my car and the stuff is great. Car runs so smooth with that stuff and a decent oil filter. (Gen 7 190)
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Norfolk Police and exhaust noise
TRD2008 replied to Monkey Boy 1's topic in General Celica Discussion
This is madness. Better things to do comes to mind. Hope if goes ok on the 5th. So what the count on the club now of members that have been pulled because of this? C -
I've always said it as toegay
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Get yourself another cuppa. Leave the kettle full as you many want two for this video and some chocolate if you ate all the Christmas cake watching yesterdays video. This time we have Hot Version 200bhp showdown 3. Cars featured are = Spoon EG6 Civic, Spirits MR-S, Tsuchiya's AE86 and the C - One tuned Gen 7 Celica :D
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Machine mart have ones for lowered cars. They are around £100
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Mine does this. I hardly use my car in the week. Is is best to rest it and drive it hard after the reset to get it going better or does this not make any difference?
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Do you have a love hate relationship with you car? I do. Love - the way the driving position is set up. Gen 7 Hate the look of the back of the car from some angles ( sometimes)
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Norfolk Police and exhaust noise
TRD2008 replied to Monkey Boy 1's topic in General Celica Discussion
What a load of rubbish. Pulled because it looked loud???????????????????? What about motorbikes then...........mmmmmmmmmmmmm Not sure that this is going to stand up to be honest -
can any tell me how much these are worth?
TRD2008 replied to horner1990's topic in General Celica Discussion
if you had 4 i would have been well up for these C -
http://www.speedhunters.com/2012/05/the-toyota-usa-museumfrom-lexus-to-nascar-more/ Interesting celicas on here
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Ive gone for red steel nuts after rpsmiths recommendation. I dont want the flipping things coming off on the nurburg ring
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I'm in Fareham near Portsmouth RT is a definite shout as I Know that Ray would do a good job, where about's in London? Jay = i just need a decent mobile repair company to come and do my car for me, know of anyone good?
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Can anyone recommend a decent bodywork repair and touch up in hampshire? Ive tried getting a quote from smart repairs and they are rubbish at hetting back to me so i want to go with someone else. i have a small rust spot on my passenger side wing and two small marks where my apr splitter mounts have hit the front splitter thanks
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pictures?
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Wont they act like a cheese grater that way round and run through pads quicker?
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Is it just the pure alu ones that crack? I will be doing track days, these will be ok?
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Will these forged steel alloy ones shear off too? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EMPERIR-Long-Open-End-Wheel-Nut-Gold-M12x1-5-fits-toyota-lexus-honda-/140726841200?pt=UK_Cars_Parts_Vehicles_Wheels_tyres_Trim_Nuts_ET&hash=item20c3f92f70#ht_1819wt_1055 Or is it just the pure aluminium ones that are dodgy
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Hay dude thanks for the advice, i didnt mean it as in "i dont care" i meant i dont care what they are made out of as long as someone can recommend me a good set. I didnt think of steel ones Thanks rpsmith i will have a look C they look good Im after gold though...
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ok im not bothered what they are made out of just as long as they look good. Another member said to put copper grease on the nuts every time you take them off so that they dont get stuck and shear off C
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Im looking at long D1 wheel nuts, are these any good Anyone have and good recommendations of aftermarket wheel nuts? C
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Yeah long life arnt really interested in your car or what you want. They seem to weld lego pieces together and cut your cat up for somereason to fit stuff. I could be wrong!
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If you buy a universal exhaust or want an existing exhaust modified where is decent in the south to get this sort of thing done. Ive rulled longlife out as they are not interested (which seems bizzar)
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How do you bleed the coolant...
TRD2008 replied to CelicaBen190's topic in General Celica Discussion
Take the cap off run the engine with the heaters on and massage the pipes