Starlet__SR

Is the shell still in your possession?

Proper supercharger oil isn't cheap either. Might be worth going on the corolla club uk Facebook page. If there's any particular car then it's worth asking about it as there may be some history to it.

It's the lack of availability in regards to tuning for the N/A. Gone are the days where you could get a decent set of cams, hotshot manifolds etc. It's all custom and very expensive.

Halfords

Possibly. There's different variations of the CT9. I'm sure there's a catalogue on the net with the different specs. The bearing cartridge will be the same. But the hot and cold sides will vary.

Perhaps off another car like a Lucida?

Someone bid it up then retract your bids to find the reserve lol.

NSFW section. Always a popular addition lol 😂

Chances are they won't come with them.

Measure the old ones.

Bigg red.

Make sure they're substantial too, those circlips are lethal lol.

Are the spring seats the same height on the rear shocks?

£150-200 at a push.

Your local auto factor will be able to supply some half decent arms for a fair price.

Search function only works to an extent. Definitely improvement to be made there.

Where are you located whitenoize?

Nothing wrong with the facebook pages. Lots of interesting stuff comes up for sale, far more than what does on here. And alot of it doesnt seem to carry the starlet tax like it does on here.

eBay or Toyota. They're not the SR's though. But still better than the older oil type.

Thats a bit of a bitch. Diesel generators are usually louder and a fair amount heavier. Is it something to do with fire risk or something?

Brand new kyb gas shocks, tein springs. Works for me and a setup I swear by.

Thanks for the heads up Joe. Turns out the sensor had died sending the dial all the way round lol. Wasnt cheap to buy from toyota though lol.

Go Halfords and buy a 150 piece socket and spanner set. You'll have more than enough in there.

I'll let you off then lol

Lol, i've never seen so much bollocks in one post! One wheel drive and will still outrun most cars on the road. Engines are well capable of running over 50k. Most commuter bikes have this kinda mileage and maybe more. You'll regularly see Pan Europeans and GS's with 100k on and still going strong. The only legal requirement is a helmet, the others are just optional. As for weather or roads? Take a look at the IOM TT.