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Toby@ToyTuning.com

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  1. Could be throttle position sensor, could be a lot of things unfortunately. What is the full spec of the car?

    With a major vac leak you would get erratic idle, with exhaust leaks you should be able to distinguish the sound. Does it feel like she is actually hesitating, any misfire? Are you running stock ECU?

    T

  2. its completly standard apart from ngk spark plugs and magnecore HT leads

    the engine light come on as well for couple of seconds, i dont have a clue how much boost i am runing

    i dont kno what to do :D

    Your fitting fuel cut. You need to get a boost gauge as well so you can see what actual boost pressures you are running.

    At the moment when you run low boost, you are running under fuel cut. When you go into high mode you are too close to fuel cut which will be more apparent on motorways where there is ample air supply.

    First step is buy a boost gauge, second step get an adjustable actuator so you can reduce boost pressure in hi below fuel cut. What you could do is bypass the hi/lo solenoid so that you are running in hi constantly as their isn't really a need for low boost (was designed to promote traction in snow).

    Once bypassed fit the actuator, reduce boost so that you don't fit fuel cut and off you go.

    T

  3. Great Toby, but i said my budget was £1000! lol.

    Also, can i have the links to your parts? (keeping in the £1000 budget)

    So im thinking, alloys, zaust, filter, decat, fmic?

    Also, WHEN CAN I USE your WEBSITE TO BUY STUFF!!?

    Help?

    Yeah that is just a list we send to a lot of members as it gives them a good idea on a goal to work towards, obviously you don't need to get everything all at once :D

    Also site is live you can buy products now.

    Tobs

  4. Fuel cut is just below 13psi, how much boost are you running and what mods? List everything you can sounds like a little bit of boost creep.

    Are you getting engine light? You said you went into high mode on the motorway, what boost are you running on low and is it consistant?

    T

  5. This makes a good read :D

    This is what we recommend for a good 200hp setup:

    Here you go, this is a basic overview on how to get a well balanced 200hp setup with brakes and chassis to match:

    â?¢ Hybrid CT9

    â?¢ Free Flow Mild Steel Manifold

    â?¢ Wrap Manifold/Decat in Heat Wrap

    â?¢ Decat

    â?¢ Cat Back system 2.5inch

    The car is now expelling gases more efficiently.

    â?¢ Relocated Air Filter to front bumper

    â?¢ Reduce Intake length

    â?¢ Heat Reflective tape for Inlet Track

    Car is now breathing more efficiently

    â?¢ Raise the Rear of the Bonnet with washers

    â?¢ Front Mounted Intercooler (wrap throttle body side pipes with heat reflective material)

    â?¢ Uprated Thermostat

    â?¢ Rad Cap

    â?¢ Consider better radiator and breather/header tank if planning on track days

    â?¢ Consider Oil Cooler WITH thermostat if planning on track days

    Car is now cooling more efficiently

    â?¢ New Spark Plugs (consider colder grades 7,8)

    â?¢ New HT leads

    â?¢ Inspect Dizzy/Cap/Rotor

    Ignition system now works

    â?¢ Uprated Fuel Pump

    â?¢ Fuel Pressure Regulator Kit

    â?¢ Engine Management/Piggy Back/Fuel Controller (depends on needs)

    â?¢ Rolling Road Session

    Car now fuelling adequately

    â?¢ Uprated clutch with flywheel is poss

    â?¢ Quickshift Kit

    â?¢ LSD if poss

    Car can now handle power and you can shift quicker

    This should net you around 180bhp - 200bhp on 18 psi max. This then leaves the brakes and chassis which will need to be sorted to cope with the power. I would recommend at a min:

    â?¢ Uprated Front Disks

    â?¢ Uprated Pads

    â?¢ New OEM Rear Pads

    â?¢ Braided Brake Lines

    â?¢ Cusco BMCS

    â?¢ Dot 5.1 Toyota Fluid (bleed dry and refill)

    You can now stop!

    â?¢ Coilovers / Fixed height shocks with springs

    â?¢ Front and Rear Strut Braces

    â?¢ Panhard Rod

    â?¢ Lower Arm Bar

    â?¢ Anitlift kit

    â?¢ Front and Rear ARB's Uprated

    â?¢ Check and replace worn bushes

    â?¢ Good tires

    â?¢ Full Geometry setup on 4 wheel alignment system (Camber, Toe, Castor, Corner Weights etc)

    Power to ground greatly improved.

    Thatâ??s a basic list of what we recommend, obviously there are many more parts that will net you a good handling car that can stop with power to match but that should give you a good idea on where to take her pending needs. You don't need to go for everything all at once but it's a good long term plan, take each step at a time.

    This doesn't take into account basic servicing which is a must, make the most out of what you have no point adding mods until the car is up to scratch.

  6. Looking awsome Toby my man!!!

    Juts looked in the gallery though and theres a few pics of Glanza's on the first page with EP82 GT under neath them, I know thats nothing but worth a mention :D

    Also nice to see mine and Idree's Glanza replicas in there but they are not Glanza V's :D

    All the best with the business mate will be in touch when I am not all spent out :D

    Took a nice pic of the GT you could use :p

    DSCF0349.jpg

    Spot on thanks for feedback, will get those changed today appreciate the spotting! Glad I did this first as someone else spotted the vehicle page pictures wouldn't load although fingers crossed they do now?:

    http://www.toytuning.com/vehicles

    Love the picture as well will use it :D

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