H_D
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http://camskill.co.uk/m19b0s1300p64197/TOYOTA_OE_GENUINE_PARTS_-_Rear_Brake_Pad_Clips_-_Toyota_Starlet_EP82_and_EP91 rather expensive brand new - check with your main dealer they might be cheaper. I purchased 2 new pistons for my rear calipers and a rebuild kit from main dealers and it worked out much cheaper than camskill
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if the engine is really knocking then your knock sensor should pick it up. It may be gearbox related.
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THATS NOT AN ARC INTERCOOLEC
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I will try to bring my GT and V if I can get a mate to drive one of them
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Ok will do
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Please reply to my PM. thanks
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Don't know the best dump valve to use? Advice please
H_D replied to Ruddi444's topic in Intake, Turbo & Exhaust
since when did baileys have a good reputation? greddy type S for the win -
I bet Sacha could fabricate some awsome fishing gear lol
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anyone?
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check timing
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bump
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As above - I need a pair of rear calipers in good working order. please let me know asap. cash waiting. thanks
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Nissan stagea. Nice big turbo wagon and has loads of room if u decide to have more kids lol
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I would be more worried about stones flicking on the belts - I personally would not take it off
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any big brake kits for sale - 4-6 pots only please - I am not interested in the levins/st205s etc. p.m me pls
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All the americans use PLX they make some good quality stuff
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I go carping quiet a lot and do a lot of sea fishing in Holyhead and torquay. Been hooked for about 7 years now.
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might be worth getting an adjustable actuator - if you are using the stock actuator its more than likely knackered
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I came in a big convoy (25+ cars) and we all had to park in different places
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Cheers Rob.
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Will non abs gt rear calipers work on a V with abs? Thanks in advance.
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Futuremotorsports in leicester
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Go back to the rip off merchants and get your money back. seriously you could have had a fresh rebuild with new seals gaskets timing belt etc and much more
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if you are losing oil then its probably the piston rings but they should have checked the pitons for rock/movement when the head was off the block. £1200 for head gasket job is total rip off by the way. for that kinda money you could have had a full engine rebuild