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armoredfist2002

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  1. I believe this is what your looking for http://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p4852/SAMCO-102%3E76mm-BLUE-HOSE-REDUCER/product_info.html that's a 4" to 3" reducer
  2. Just search "exhaust gasket" in the search box on ebay, too many to choose from, and I don't know the size, because as standard the celica doesn't have one of these gaskets on them, you'll either have to use one the correct size from a different car manufacturer. This will probably be something around the shape your looking for, but it may be the wrong size. DOUBLE CHECK YOUS SIZE BEFORE ORDERING http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Exhaust-Universal-Performance-Gasket-2-5-63-5mm-/290579735476?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item43a7e6e3b4 Or sumo power have these 2 http://www.sumopower.com/product/hks-65mm-exhaust-gaskets-34001-ak003 http://www.sumopower.com/product/hks-75mm-exhaust-gaskets-34001-ak004
  3. is it the round donut type gasket at the rear axle, or is the HKS in 2 pieces after the rear axle. Donut gasket you will get from toyota, if the HKS is in 2 pieces, then ebay have cheaper gaskets, or for a genuine HKS gasket check out sumo power, I saw a few on there.
  4. It's nothing major with being the wrong way around, but they can be noisier under braking than if they are the other way around
  5. 7's are fine in the snow with snow tyres on, I have 2 spare alloys with snow tyres on, was out at 7.30 this morning putting them back on to get to work as I took them off a while ago with all the warm weather we had been having.
  6. belt is the cheapest to replace, so I would change that first, you can get them for around £20 and fit yourself, if it's still noisy afterwards then look at the tensioner, plus you have a new belt to go with the tensioner if it does need changing
  7. stewart from freaky parts usually does good prices
  8. Happy Anniversary armoredfist2002!

  9. what speed are you burning at, cheaper discs don't like full speed, better off burning at 24X speed or slower, I only use verbatim discs, as most others I try on higher speeds don't seem to like the higher speeds and I get bad cd's. Also you will more than likely need to burn disc at once. Don't know if this is any help or not
  10. I have never known mine to do this
  11. This is what I was thinking, why not lock it with the key, it doesn't set the alarm, I know it won't go off if someone tries to break in, but it's still locks and is secure. Unless key hole covers have been fitted
  12. Sorry it was the BC coilovers I was refering to that didn't have much of a drop
  13. I would go with the meister r Can't remember if a member on here had a set on his gen 7 and i'm sure the rears only dropped 20mm or 25mm, unless the ones you posted are a different version of the bc coilovers, so just check on this before going with them
  14. I had to use thinners on my glass to get some spray off, and t-cut on the paint or a good clay bar, if you use thinners just be careful not to get too much on the window rubbers and wash the window after with whatever you use to clean the car
  15. something to check, as said above find out if it's the door that covers the matrix when I changed my led's in my climate unit, i noticed when the keys were in the ignition and the dash lights were on (second position on the ignition) if you turn the heater knob from hot to cold you can hear a whirring noise, this will be the door opening and closing, but turn the fan off otherwise you won't hear it
  16. EBC's are crap, they are not supposed to tick, sent mine back under warranty, only got them due to everyone on here raving about them, but will never buy from them again. I wouldn't recommend them to you. I have heard of drilled discs cracking under heavy use, I have tarox sports japan on the front of my celica, they are drilled and grooved and have had a bit of heavy use and are fine, but I suppose if you had cheaper drilled discs they would crack. Probably better sticking to plain, but if you want a bit of looks then go for grooved discs
  17. 10kg is average weight lightweight is 6-7kg one of the oz wheels was the lightest wheel, not sure if it was the alletegera or whatever it's called or how it's spelled
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