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Have just upgraded my window switches with red LEDs to match the rest of the interior lights

Elbow grease

Front
9" is to big for the front plus 215 will not fit on the front wheels

8" is the size I would go for with 225/45r17 rubber
Rears
9.5" may fit and 245/40r17 would be the size of rubber

No tyre company sould take your car out their is no need form them to do that . They only do it to rag the crap out of your car .

I would be doing my nut and they should be giving you the tyres for free

+1 turn the piston around

Can any one help me , need to know how long the rear tie rod is if any one has one lying about . My car is having work done so I can't find out

Thanks

why are you selling up ?

what boost controller would you have Blitz dual SBC or Gizzmo MS2 what works better ?

if it all goes badly how much do you sell the ome ones ?

im gona fit them Sunday so ill let you know what happens fingers crossed

i've rear floor mats

all so a speedo that don't work

but it gives me a reason to jack my car up again

this thread is funny to read Pet would this work ? So if i was to make a tie rod with rose joint's each end and connect it to the hub with a solid metal bearing instead of the original that should be the same ? In my head it sound like it should ' but my head is full of useless xxxx that i think wil...

just noticed that ill take it of on the weekend and straiten it

i might want that red bonnet

don't know about a list

but i have the full set of Phoenix Power lower arms




only have a pic of the front but will be posting pics of all of them on the weekend

But if the rear tie rod was modified with rose joints both end then that would solve the problem with having replaced the bearings with metal ones would it not ? The original OEM tie rods were fitted with metal spherical bearings in the factory. ALL MR2s have metal spherical bearings at each end of...

obviously know one has seen the phoenix power rear tie rod's The mr2 tie rod's have a bearing on one end and not on the other but do connect to the bearing on the hub . So if i was to make a tie rod with rose joint's each end and connect it to the hub with a solid metal bearing instead of the origin...

do you

you dont need to use strip led's and the other pic is way over the top way to bright i managed to do it wit only 4 led's and is nice and soft

also try heating them up first