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H_D

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  1. All sorted. Thanks for all the replies - I needed to know the size for some new locking wheel nuts
  2. thanks guys - much appreciated
  3. can someone please confirm the wheel stud size - some say its M12 and some saying its M10
  4. bell me after 6pm bro. I will inspect it with my borescope for you
  5. As above does anyone know the wheel stud size for my V? Thanks.
  6. sounds like it is release bearing if the noise is not present whilst driving - once a release bearing is removed they should be replaced hence why its now making a noise. Lots of members on here had this issue when re-using the release bearing
  7. there are 3 I know of local to where I live. 1of them is a GTAE lightweight model apparently they only made 300 GTAE models and 2000 GTR models. the GTX is more common but still only a few good ones left.
  8. Mazda familia gtr is my next car. Already started buying bits for it
  9. https://www.google.co.uk/#q=cat+deterrants many options here
  10. old news pal.... already been discussed on here
  11. data loggers and dash cams are a must nowdays.
  12. Top seller. Item came very quickly and very well packaged. Sent tracking details and kept me well informed. Thanks mate.
  13. is it a silver GT by any chance?
  14. you really want to risk running in fresh rings with normal oil? good luck to you sir. I would never recommend that, there is a reason why you should always use running in/mineral oil for these circumstances.
  15. can I just turn up on Sunday and call you when Im at the gates to get a stand pass like I did at japshow?
  16. use 1 off a celica gt4 - straight plug and play - your mapper will need to scale it tho
  17. Its will be the release bearing. its should be changed when its removed
  18. It needs replacing as the noise indicates its worn out.
  19. Grease spots on the inner rim will be caused by a split c.v boot. If its been like this a while than your c.v joint will be knackered due to lack of grease. The noise is a sign of a worn out cv joint
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