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Just thought i'd say welcome to the club! Long time no post! i was tempted to log in by luke and some amusing idiocy! ;)

most definitely wont fit. pfl and fl grilles are totally different in both shape and fitment.

not a good move leaving numbers on the internet............... also, try the search function. it works wonders.......almost like google! ;)

you can make anything fit (turbo wise) for the right price. i wouldn't count on finding an off the shelf kit though.

wow, ive never seen such total and utter drivel flow from one persons keyboard before in regards to the t-sport. its the first time ive ever heard anyone attempt to pass off high speed instability on a corolla as a result of the 'rear wing pushing down making the front rise up'. jokes central! lol. ill think of this the next time im shooting up the m1. as for why is you car so economical compared to everyone elses, theres 2 options, its either slow as %$(, or the figures are wrong. i can gurantee you that plugging a laptop in is not as accurate as doing the maths pre and post pump. as many owners on here know the trip comps are more than often totally wayward. mine once read 73mpg....... i also dont see how your little test thing applies. even i can get 40 mpg driving like little miss daisy over a short distance. real world driving, real world speeds, admitedly ***** about from time to time..... under 20mpg. anyway, thanks for the link to this. well worth logging in for the first time in a while! ;)

well in, as your probably aware from the turbo installs the closer to the turbo the better.... usually comes from a braised feed directly on the compressor housing.... id assume there would be a MAP somewhere on a compressor that you could jack into either way. but as youve done it, alls right in the world. what gague are you running?

youd be better off skipping changing the washers, moving up to solid bearings on the linkages rather than the rubber bushes.

personally i wouldnt repair a cracked bumper. with all the love and time in the world theyl never be the same :( hope its not too bad!

theres some really good quality carbon wraps outs there these days. there was a white celica gt at JAE in 2009 that had a carbon wrapped bonnet/roof and wing.....it looked hot. edit:- uploaded some pics i have of it.......

theyre as good as the amount you spend on them, my uncle does this sort of thing along side other signage for a living so im pretty familiar with them. you can get basic coloured/effect vinyls at fairly cheap prices, or you can get expensive ones that are laminated etc which are uv resistant, etc etc and also stand up to bird crap. Its one of those things where you most deffinately get what you pay for.

marc had nice rear clusters on his black pfl. they were black snake eyes or something. but they looked hot on his. anything other than black would of been a fail mind.

hahaha. jokes! it wasnt that bad......well maybe the one where you thought you had done me.....and then i sailed past..... that amused even me :P much love brother!

indeed. im more a fan of looking like a bag of **** and wiping the smile off yer face down a 1/4 with a cheeky wave off the line. lol you can ask luke what the experience feels like :P

dude, if i was as bothered about it as some of the people on here i would of had the bumper replaced whilst it was away being fixed. lol the original gag was that the towbar was originally fitted for my 'jetski' which i blatantly never had, then when hte light was fitted it was toyed with it would be blagged as a track day light. but as it is its a 3rd, yep, thats right, 3rd fog light. if anything id of got a facelift rear, but i think theres something to be said for a bit of car history and quirkiness. plus i love being anoying. ;) neeeeeeeowwwwwwwwwwn!

yup its the scars from a retarded previous owner fitting a toyota towbar that needed a bumper cut out! :( it was either a random hole. or stick sommat in it. i love the colour too, the pictures do it zero justice, the slightest bit of direct light and it just pops. and it is most deffinately like driving a new car.