Stutopia

I could well be wrong, but isn't the oil light for oil pressure, not level? Park somewhere flat overnight, check before staring up, if there's none on the stick, you're far too low. Do what Shezza says and drop the lot out and put in the specified capacity.

I've had to force myself to buy a bottle of Beckham's whisky.

Epic safety feature, "something's loose, best go WOT"

Anyone seen anything good going in this yet? I've got my cash ready, but, so far there's not been a thing that's got me going...

I've thrown it away and ordered a new one. Shame really, it seemed to be fine. Oh well...

They've emailed me several times now, trying to tease my $400 out. I went to login and was presented with This is exactky the qualiry of service I was looking for my $400 Their ads are a joke.

Nice one.

That's pure comedy gold!

along. There's a few up for sale at the minute. Good luck in the hunt.

Not as aggressive as I'd have expected, in fact, you could say he's a bit koi. BOOM

More pics of that please! Though not here as it's way off topic.

Essential maintenance this time, none of your frivolous modding rubbish New Stoptech pads and Goodridge SS lines all round. I don't know what pad combo the PO was running but I wasn't impressed by the bite or how quickly they started to fade. Much happier today on the spirited ride home. Looking at the good condition of the lines which came off, I suspect the pads have more to do with the performance improvement than anything else. Very pleased. I also took the yolks out of the fried eggs, front and back. i did try LEDs first but they weren't kicking out the light output I was expecting, so they'll do as spares. I also had a SuperPro gearbox mount insert fitted. This last bit has raised a minute buzz in the cockpit, nothing you'd notice with the stereo on, but it has tightened up shifting nicely. Sorry for the generic pic. No pics but some camber bolts fitted up front and a geo, all in all some pleasing maintenance making her feel just that little bit sharper all around.

New wheels look perfect.

I totally get why they didn't want freeloaders, especially with ad blocking, but all they had to do was ask £2.99 a month and truck loads of uses would have stumped up and they'd have been quids in.

Don't get bitter, get better.

In the bit at the bottom where you dropped the image to upload it, there should be a little Wastebasket in the corner of the image. Tap it.

Car looks gorgeous mate, nearly as nice as the garage. Isn't the intercooler a bit exposed down there with no grille in front?

This was all going rather well, but now atheists are simply captivated by the shiny and not able to engage with concepts because they are old? Thanks, but I'm out, I'll sit with the dullards in the corner playing with something brightly coloured. I can only assume church attendances are through the roof in the UK and the easily distracted won't be needed.

But yellow and gold don't contrast?

Looks mint mate, even hampered with the Toyota badge , cracking wheels.

How easy were they to remove to work on? Also, if you know of a guide, a link would be ace

August looks pretty clear except 12th/13th

Agreed, an STI would be perfect but they obsess about the carbon/mpg, the whole bloody engine was built to an eco target, not a performance one.

Why stop at V8, throw a charger in too! http://www.gt86.org.uk/forums/topic/1680-smudges-gt86-supercharged-v8-build/#comment-23698 Sadly photobucket has bummed this thread to death.