JayJ

Garage checked my oil leak while they were changing the timing belt and it was leaking from the rocker cover seal, so check that first as it's the easiest job to do :-)

Projectors look good! Any pics of the installation? :-)

Advan reps made by Rota. ;-] I have been looking a new set of wheels for the summer, but I think I'm going to skip it as I need money to finish my current plans. Thanks!

It depends of the system. I have Toyota gasket with Blitz decat and HKS pipe. Decat has groove for the gasket, but some systems might not have. Glad to be able to help :-]

Original cat to exhaust gasket is 90917-06045 and looks like this: I think the triangle one is aftermarket part and Toyota doesn't list it? EDIT: Camskill has them

Yeah saw three starlets, but all were NAs though. There was some nice Suzuki Swift too with a huge spoiler, bodykit, coilies and F1 style braking light down on a bumber that flashed rapidly while braking. It passed us so fast that there were no chance to get a pic, but looked very nice. Also saw two Lamborginis and Ferraris, a few Imprezas and Evos and two other smaller cars I couldn't recognize. The daily car scene is quite different over there and a lot of big cars and minivans were daily driven. Mainly Toyota Crown Athletes, Voxys, Alphards, BB and Vellfires, Lexus LS460s and LS600s, Honda Sacuras and Elysions, also Toyota Prius and Kei cars were quite common. The big white minivan on a picture above is Toyota Vellfire. As you can see the Toyota badge on it is different. That badge is only used on JDM models.

It's an amazing country. All the cars were shiny, all the places were clean, no graffitis and no trash on the streets. We didn't need to be afraid of being robbed at all, people are so kind over there and it's a big shame for the locals if they do something bad and get caught of it. We saw under 20 westeners during the whole week and every local were staring at us when we looked away. We should have been such an attraction for them. Almost every parts in upgarage were second hand, as those seats too, but in very good condition.

These are taken with phone, so quality is bad AE Another on UPGARAGE parking area Bride / TRD / Recaro in UPGARAGE [img=https://dl.dropbox.com/s/0xpyajxb9p6es47/90.jpg?dl=0 Outside AUTOBACS Inside AUTOBACS Wheel shop Lexus store Back home

Car has 166000km on the clock, so it was time for a timing belt service which was done by a garage a month ago. Timing belt, idler pulley, belt tensioner, waterpump, crank seal and rocker cover seal were changed and now it's oil leak free again, happy days. We were wandering around Nagoya(Japan) last week with missus and here's a small recap what we saw: Oasis21 and TV-tower Nagoya Castle TOM'S STI Forester 5E from Toyota museum Toyota museum GT86 leaving Toyota museum, this car costs only 20000eur in Japan Celica Bought some air fresheners and turbotimer and alpha horns and 300gr Räzo UPS delivered these today from MattyD

Bought headlights from Matt. Cheap price for the condition and extra thanks for shipping overseas! :-] Cheers!

Ah, just the conversion. I thought you was going to all in

Are you going to use a stock condencer or an aftermarket one? I would like to change the stock condenser to a smaller one to make a filter relocation much easier..

One week for fourth anniversary

Did you clean your cooler and pipes from oil? If yes, then you probably got another leaking turbo

http://www.ukstarletowners.com/topic/74535-16x7-et40-w-19545/

50 Starlet Wayne Wayne Lancefield EP82 880kg 4E-FTE Forged 254.2bhp 298.2nm 288.9bhp/ton CT9 Hybrid 17psi Super Unleaded No Tuning Developments

Nice bump, I think this went a year ago

Sent you a PM yesterday morning?

Where did you find the knob?! Reflet lights looks good :-]

Check for vacuum leaks and clean your ICV, if the copper thing inside the valve is broken, replace the valve.

Fast replies and posted the package the same day after I paid. Also thanks for shipping abroad :-)

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That's why I have a block and interior heater Actually I have never had any problems with V in cold weather and it started without a doubt at -30 last winter, but the sound was soo creepy . I try to avoid cold starts as much as I can though. I have to admit this was an amateurish mistake, as I should have checked the catch can regularly to prevent it from frozen. Also short trips make it even worse, as the engine won't get so hot and there will be condensation left in the breather lines.