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Nice write up
Hope you had a good time at the TSS

If you are going to remove the sound deadening (looks like tar) on the floor areas (its under the carpet) then dont make the mistake of trying to chisel it off bit by bit. Just get a rubber mallet and whack the floor with it. The sound deadening is like ice and will break up and allow you to simply ...

Mine.

Before padding added.

Im doing this myself. Sunroof is out and Ive got the blank aluminium panel cut and ready to go on, about 40mm larger than the gap. The oversize allows for me to run a wide bead of silicone underneath to stop water getting in. I went for dome head rivets with quite a small shaft and have opted to hav...

You got em on upside down?

Just to make sure I wasnt being misleading Ive just been down the garage and checked. It is fully clockwise until stop - then unwind anti-clockwise but no more than 16 clicks. Ive actually just done that on mine to be 100% sure. Ive got Tein superstreets with pillowball uppers. If it really helps, d...

You sure thats right?? Unless Im mistaken then their PDF says to start from fully clockwise (to hardest setting) and then go anti-clockwise until you get to your desired setting. Not going past (16) the softest setting. ie: The opposite of what you just said. http://www.tein.co.uk/installation_manua...

Rustyracing wrote:Ah nuts, only just seen this. I went there with work on Friday. Didn't see any MR2's at all, but then I didn't have time to make sure of visiting every stand.

I went up yesterday with a bunch of friends. Thought Id covered ever stand but obviously not as I didnt see Rogue up there

As a long standing V6 owner (3 years) I have seen threads like this disappear up their own ar$e time and time again and Im amazed Paul (Woodsport) has taken the time to post relevant information yet again considering the amount of "oh you only posted that to boost sales.." etc crap he has ...

Bloody 'ell!
I started reading this thread with interest as Ive got a track day car which is almost done and have thought about getting my custom dash flocked. Thanks for the good info posted here from folks.

Did someone give kennym a "trolling for dummies" book for christmas?

Congrats!!!

... the fact is i have found the TSS website and its members to be very welcoming and eager to help and offer advice. The Series does seem to be engineering at the individual who is after good competative fun and not a full blown serious MSA event. Pretty much bang on what my experience was like :)...

Thanks for posting - thats hilarious

Hiya! Yes I do remember you :) By the time the car is ready it wont have the camry v6 in it, it'll be getting prepped and ready for a 2gr-fe to go inside. All in all, Im reckoning around Nov - Feb for everything to be all done, dusted n ready to go. :D Once the car is ready, CHEAP motorsport would b...

Ha ha I dont think you ever drove crap! when are you & Si coming over to have another crack! I am still driving like an old lady but can now manage to beat a few of them pesky GTfours Steve Hehe, I would love to come back and thanks for the compliment. :) Car is currently in the garage having a...

Oh my god... I can not seriously believe how worked up a few people have become over a £5 / £15 IOPD license with all this quote and double quoting!! Seriously... its a £5 / £15. /boggle. I might be wrong... but didnt you throw your toys out of the pram over something to do with TSS a year or two ag...

One thing I dont see listed but would be well worth doing is a trip to a vehicle geometry specialist to get your car set up properly once all the above is completed.
http://www.wheels-inmotion.co.uk are where I go and are very good, but Im sure there are others too if these are too far away.

Being honest, when I saw your initial post I thought.. but there are a couple of sites which do something similar. Having now clicked on your website, it is MILES ahead of the others imo and makes things so much quicker and easier to find TDs around you. I hope the TDO's get behind this as its the b...

Ive removed everything from the interior of mine, thats including dash, heater / blower etc. In terms of windows misting up, just buy some isopropanol alcohol (from chemist) and some rainex (halfords). Isopro... gets all the greese and muck off the window and doesnt leave a residue. Rainex.. is then...

The irony of course is that to make it look like carbon fibre, you are actually adding a small amount of weight