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Ok so maybe this is in the wrong section...this is one for the EP82 people I think, not checked on the Glanza.

I was removing the bullet cam wires tonight to send it back and found a plug that I'd cable tied out of the way about 6 months ago. I followed the plug to this little box of tubes. All the tubes go to the inlet manifold so I'm thinking it's some sensor or gauge feed but it's been unplugged since I got the car over 2 years ago now...so I've removed it.

Here is the box:

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What on earth is it? why didn't I need it? and can I simply block off the pipes or do any of them need routing to eachother etc?

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A/C? ;) the wonders of Mr Toyota..why on earth would you need a feed to the manifold? figures though Gaz, the A/C went before I got the car.

Oh by the way, your cage proposal is fine with me man, just PM me with the details ;)

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I know Si...I got all excited at saving 500g. Over the weekend I was lay under the car (as you do) thinking 'what can I remove or lighten' and apart from the spare wheel and fuel tank I had no ideas. I bet the rear towing eye weighs a kilo ;)

Hmmmmm

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If I also cut holes in the floor so I can push the car with my feet I'm going to save loads ;)

seriously though, the other day I was trying to adjust the bullet on the front of the car with the handbrake off, I was pressing the bullet cam to move it backwards...whole fucking car rolled away.

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rofl awesome

u could put metal plates in the floor, but ud then need a computer in the car to tell u that there is danger to the manifold, because the floor could fly off then! ;)

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I was thinking of making the whole bonnet quick release to save on the hinges but tbh I'm starting to clutch at straws now.

I think it's impossible without lots of CF and FRP to get a GT below 700kg (which was my target)

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