Asad

you got anymore pics, specifically the bottom of the passenger side door? near the decal? oh and if you think splitters are rare...have you ever seen a set of fog lights for sale?

Must be in good condition, will pick up if local

rear passenger side light inc postage?

ross pistons also fit standard rods, perfectly fine way to go....the zisco guys have ran silly boost this way with a conservative rev limit....there is a 4paw that runs ross pistons and standard rods although i dont know how the engine is now as he doesnt come on much you will always get people saying run forged rods etc etc....the way i see it is for a daily...250bhp is enough for a starlet anything more is silly and just a figure to throw around...its a perfect way to go without breaking the bank for a solid dependable engine....ukso probably has the most forged 4e engines yet they are all still sub 300 and all would still be just as reliable with half the budget...look at what they achieve abroad....puts the forged engines to shame

Typical for a black coloured Jap car, laquer peel on the boot/roof is very common Before you start it, check oil...build the oil pressure with the ignition disabled then start it with jump cables/charger on for the extra boost Give the brakes a good few pumps as soon you start driving it to get them all clean saving any brown trouser moments later Oh and don't come back without pics

as i said before, you need a flywheel from a 3e, its a dealer only part dont think there are any aftermarket ones....you can buy one from idrees at id workz and he will post it out to you http://www.id-workz.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3_1118_8_101&products_id=311

as above, keep it in storage....you`ll kick yourself forever if you sell it now not many about either, i love them..hava to be in black..nicely done they ooze class

international postage?

you need the flywheel off a 3E? to have use the same bolt pattern and use the 212mm clutch, idrees can sort this out for you

think he means the two for the heaters

clifford or toad would be my choice, search around on the high end car forums esp cars from the starlets era (supra/gtrs etc) and see whats what alot of the time its already been covered the main issue usually is, turbo timer incorporation and getting a valid installation certificate for insurance purposes

dont need drums, just get shoes and wheel cylinders...idrees can hook you up

carrozzeria = pioneer in japan, EPs came with loads of different variations of them some 3/2 way and 4 way in your case which just means they can play highs/mids/lows the rattle is nearly always due to the rubber stops on the end of the parcel, put a small hard vac hose piece in them it should tighten things up like in this link, loads of different ones http://www.zerotohundred.com/newforums/ice-in-car-entertainment/308861-speakers-for-sale.html

bad valve stem seals are usually the culprit, valve guides rarely give trouble....

You can send them, its more a case of if they will get there safely and in one piece....most post offices have a little cubby hole type of thing..meaning if you can get it through there they will accept it price wise iirc 1kg standard parcel is £5 odd id strongly recommend pick up, or put them in a massive box + wrap the shit out of them and send through a online place ive used parcel monkey before just bash the dimensions in and your done! a point to note if you use a online place make sure they pick up on the date not before, i had some lads come round wanting to pick up a parcel the day before it was due to be collected...was too suspect so i told them to sling their hook....called up and they said they came a day too early...