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Yes, the wheels are on but with 205/40 tyres. On the back I have plenty of space left. And with H&R springs, till now no rubbing at all. Thinking of installing wheel spacers on the back to get a wider look.
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Thanks, than from the 5mm difference on the offset they will rub badly I think? Thanks again for the advice
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I m going to see a set of o-z ultraleggera wheels, basically they are 17x7 with 205x45x17 tyres and +37 offset. I m not intending to make any mods to the rear fender lips or anything, and I m running 45mm low. Will I have any problems on full load etc?? Thanks
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Be careful, that grill will not fit the corolla e12. That only fits the Australian and other corolla's which have a wider grille. That's why it's a TRD grill.
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TTE skirts,were on the facelift 2004 model, Aaa thanks, I was seeing them a bit different from that view. Cheers
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Nice!! Question, what side skirts are those please?
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Remove 2003 Corolla T3 Hatchback Door Inner Panel
Gig-189 replied to SPTwoTC's topic in Corolla Club
No need to take the whole lining out. There are two boxes cut int the lining behind the bulbs. Just take them out with a screwdriver and a cloth and you will the bulbs. Gl -
Any advice on these kits? I know Full coil-over setup are the best... But since I have no where to track my car, I dont need them. Skunk 2 Thanks, Gig
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Well I did not have front fogs too and did them. The front half was pre-wired but under the dash I could not find anything. Looking at you 3rd photo you do not have the relay. If I am lucky I will find you the details of the relay needed. Using a volt meter, check the long black plug for sidelights supply. So that the switch illuminates with all other in the dash. You need to connect the signal terminals of the relay to the switch too and give positive and negative supply to the switch. All in all you have the wire everything from the beginning but at the end everything comes factory look bec
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Proset man!! Saw it at paqpaqli show! Very nice!
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Just checking out opinions... What do you think about white 17" steelies on a black lowered 45mm corolla? Edit : I know they are heavy but there s no loss on a 1.4!!
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Any Diy'ers Near Bristol Fancy Giving Me A Hand?
Gig-189 replied to chris1712's topic in Corolla Club
For the rear, I just cut a bit off the allen key, and job done :) (You can buy another allen key anyday) -
Does anyone know if this front strut fits a corolla pre-facelift?? Megan Racing Thanks
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Hey, did mine today and thought I d give you what I encountered. First its much better using this guide : Aux Corolla. Now I did it his way without reading properly and nothing worked. Then after removing again the whole console and radio I checked how my right and left channels are according to the ribbons labeling and found the problem. The Right and left channel are 12 and 14 while the negative is 13 not as his pictures 1,2 and 3. Else works great :) Really happy with mine now. Might save you 1-2 hours work and trial and error Gig
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Didn't try it my self but I don't see why it shouldn't work aux hack
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Hi, I just completed the fog light install yesterday. I own a pfl too. What you need is : Fog lamps and bulb, Surround cover for each, micro relay and a fog light switch. Now in my case I found the wiring behind the front bumper and just needed to connect the relay and the switch, which for the first time aren't easy but now I tested all wires and figured the way round. Need any further help just ask Gig
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Alright, I am in the process of wiring up a fog switch to finish the foglight install and this is what I found under the dash. 5 wires : Green/yellow, white/black with a brown dot, blue/white, green, white/black. Now the switch I have also have 5 terminals but I dont know what those colours mean? Can somebody help me please? Thanks
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My rear fogs are modified so I have to brake lights and side lights in each tail light. For the front foglights, I am going to get an auxiliary supply as I don't want to get in too much wiring and eletronics. All I need now is a foglamp switch and it will be all done :) Thanks for your help
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Hey, thanks for your reply. Found the front fog relay and managed to bypass the relay to check if they work and all good. So what I need now is to give supply to the relay from the stalk. This is because my car didnt have fog lights and am installing from the beginning. thanks again!! Gig
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Hello Guys, Can somebody point me the location of the relays & fuse for the front & rear foglights please, as I don't want to unclip the dash in vain. Thanks
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This thread might help Toyota Au
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Hey, That's what I did. Dipped it in boiling water for a minute or so and rubbed some liquid soap on the maf adapter. Had some help but eventually all came in!
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Welcome man. Iehor min Malta :)
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Hey, I used a drain pvc pipe from an ironmongery 69mm ish and covered it in duct tape to get to insert at an exact fix. Dont know if you can source something out from a ironmongery or hobby shop. I used nothing concerned about cars or similar because I couldnt find any. If you still cant find any I check if I can post you a piece.
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Not the first one heh :P
