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  1. 2 points
    GT86-Ian

    Breakfast at Denbies (again)

    Yes thankfully, should get it back by the end of the week fingers crossed.
  2. 1 point
    Subota Boy

    Service plan

    Simon Toyota 5 plus Club.com should provide the link.
  3. 1 point
    It's worth calling out that the 355mm discs will probably (99% sure) need 18" wheels.
  4. 1 point
    Hillie

    Calling Aero Owners

    Took delivery of my Aero on 30 June 2015 and Toyota agreed to replace 3 under warranty in July 2018; so just outside 3 years. Assume it was covered under the standard 5 year warranty. Sent from my SM-G965F using Tapatalk
  5. 1 point
    GT86-Ian

    Breakfast at Denbies (again)

    Great meet up again, unfortunate the clutch decided to let go just as we were leaving... seems like I spent most of the day in that car park think I got home about 6.30pm. Had to leave the car parked up outside the garage gates hopefully it will be ok 🙄
  6. 1 point
    nikndel

    Breakfast at Denbies (again)

    What’s on Faiths door?
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  8. 1 point
    MartinT

    MartinT's BRZ

  9. 1 point
    MartinT

    MartinT's BRZ

    STI Front Lip Installation If anyone else buys the 2017+ STI Front Lip (Under Spoiler part no. E2410CA010), you should note that the instructions provided are for the pre-facelift model. In the main, the procedure is the same, but template A has no bumper curve to follow and template F doesn't go where the diagram suggests. Use a marker pen to clearly mark the two 'pre-arranged marks' in the bumper that look like crosshairs and offer up the lip so that you can mark the correct positioning of holes A and F on both sides. Otherwise you will be drilling in the wrong place. I also strongly advise using a pistol-grip electric screwdriver with hex shaft drill bits as the slower speed offers more control and it doesn't take much effort to go through the plastic. Even when on axle stands, there isn't really room to drill upwards using a full size electric drill. I couldn't use a 9mm drill bit for the final opening up of the holes so I did them by hand using a hand reamer. After the holes have been done and plastic rivnuts inserted, use the two big clips in the 'pre-arranged mark' holes to hold the lip in place, then screw in the end flanges, making sure that the fit around the corner is good. Then you can screw in the bolts into each rivnut. There is a small amount of give if your holes aren't exactly in line. The final result is very pleasing and looks better than some of the cheap clone offerings I've seen on eBay.
  10. 1 point
    Leevsfortyone

    Service plan

    Thanks Keith, had my plugs and big service last year so just a basic service this time, goes in on 16th March. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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