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So just spray WD40 on it and scrub it with one of those hard scrubbing brushes? And then normal soapy water on the other bits (that are painted the same as the rest of the car)?

wondered where this had got to, it got moved sorry wasn't sure where to post

Looks good Joz, shame you wont be able to see any of the shinyness though. Am looking forward to hearing it

Was easy apart from some a few levels which were seriously stupid

Telford... fairly close to me. As for the car - clear indicator lenses and side repeaters would be nice, and I'd say some 5 spokes like Rota Slipstreams would suit it well And get a TTE/Sportif spoiler on there!

LOL comedian Jozmedian

I've heard about these different engine bay cleaner things, but is it ok to just clean the bay with simple washing up liquid? I'm not planning on doing a super duper shiny job but just get all the muck off, after going through some big muddy puddles recently the engine bay is filthy and covered with splatter marks, aswell as oil on the cam cover from the last oil change. Oh and ten years of general grime and muck around the bay that probably hasn't ever been cleaned. So will it atleast get some of the muck off with some washing up liquid and giving it a good scrub or will it need something a

lol I'll have to get some of mine up, dirt doesn't show up very well on white though unless you're up close

me

rofl ^^

Fuck me that's smart! Would prefer a normal Toyota badge instead of the TRD one though.

was only just posted tonight mate topic title was "driving skill" or something like that

reeeeeeeeepost was posted not long ago

I can't stop laughin at how he says HELL YEAH... WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/integra...-2nd_197990.htm hilarious "what the fuck was that" "did you get that" "hell yeah!" "what the fuck was that" fucking rofl

Do what my uncle did... someone owed him £1000 so he hitched up their caravan off their drive and took it away and was going to sell it but they paid up in the end

I'd get it done sooner rather than later, less chance of getting something sorted if you leave it too long.

Mk1 and mk2 Supras were Celica-Supras shitty wikipedia pics but you get the idea: mk1 mk2

Seriously? At 20? :S How much is it on the Glanza?

Nice work, good to see that you've also left the exterior nice and standard, looks great.

lol @ thinking I work in mcdonalds "alot can happen in 4 years" has been repeated enough times, I understood that before I even made this topic, all I wanted was some info, I didn't know insuring a "fast" car would be possible in such a short amount of time, and I just wanted to do a bit of reading up on the cars so I know what's out there and what to expect, just as I have came to UKSC and learnt about Starlets. All I've got is people telling me things I already know. Not to sound like a prick, but it's quite annoying. Oh and a "good" mk3 Supra is cheaper to buy than a Glanza Obviously run

That aswell as not being as powerful as the mkiv.

Chopping down your gearstick wont make it into a short shifter, it will just be more effort to change gear. (Unless new new knob is seriously tall compared to the old one). Get some engine bay pics up, I would like to see where you've got the air feed etc...

lol theres a fair few skaters on uksc

Well it's useful that I'm a bulb because you need some good light to see black wheels