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Miltek resonated centre section wanted
STEVO9000 replied to scbrz's topic in Wanted GT86 / BRZ Cars and Parts
Still looking for one? I sold my 86 some years back but found one of these in my garage earlier on and was coming back on here to post it for sale! Drop me a PM, it was only on the car for a few months! - Earlier
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Miltek resonated centre section wanted as I'm getting too old for the drone.
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[SOLD] - Gloss Black Romac Radium 100x5 18x8 with Michelin Pilot Sport 4's
sjs_gt86 replied to sjs_gt86's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Parts
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[SOLD] - Gloss Black Romac Radium 100x5 18x8 with Michelin Pilot Sport 4's
sjs_gt86 posted a topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Parts
Hi all, I am selling my Romac Radiums due to get a new set of wheels. The stud pattern is 100x5 and wheel sizes are 18x8 ET35. All wheels have little curb rashes but have been touched up so the damage is only noticeable close up. All tyres comes with about 4mm - 5mm of tread and all have even wear. 1 tyre has a nail in the tread which is causing a very slow puncture but I have only needed to pump it back up once a month so I've never gone to get it repaired as I wasn't fussed. The tyres on the wheels are Michelin Pilot Sport 4's in 225/40/18. These wheels in my opinion have near perfect fitment on the 86 as you can see in the pictures. Price is £350 but I'm happy to look at offers. Collection from Birmingham only. -
Front wishbones (tracking control arms)
Luke replied to Adi's topic in Wanted GT86 / BRZ Cars and Parts
So… was this resolved 3 years ago? Or is it still clunking? -
SOLD 2020 GT86, red, AUTO, Fensport stage 1 turbo
AGT86 replied to AGT86's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Cars
….bump….make me an offer…. -
Wanted: Positive battery terminal cover
CherryBomb replied to CherryBomb's topic in Wanted GT86 / BRZ Cars and Parts
@matrixprotein Thanks for that, but I've found one. -
SOLD 2020 GT86, red, AUTO, Fensport stage 1 turbo
AGT86 replied to AGT86's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Cars
Thanks Will. Believe it or not, not on FB. May try the others if no nibbles here. Thanks. -
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SOLD 2020 GT86, red, AUTO, Fensport stage 1 turbo
will300 replied to AGT86's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Cars
Your price seems good based on other cars that are listed, however they are all at dealers. Looking around I can only see your ad listed on Pistonheads, have you tried: AutoTrader Ebay Facebook Group's: UK GT86 & BRZ cars & parts for sale - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1581880765452137 Race Cars, Track Cars and Performance Parts UK - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1427673680836982 Track Time Classifieds - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1437747063188910 Trackstormers Classifieds - https://www.facebook.com/groups/115393255814480 -
Wanted: Positive battery terminal cover
matrixprotein replied to CherryBomb's topic in Wanted GT86 / BRZ Cars and Parts
Funny enough I actually have this. I sold my car without it on the battery. Don't ask why Sent from my SM-G998B using Tapatalk -
SOLD 2020 GT86, red, AUTO, Fensport stage 1 turbo
AGT86 replied to AGT86's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Cars
Nothing so far then….is this because it’s an auto? Because of the turbo? Asking too much? Last one went to WBAC, looks like this is heading the same way. Shame. -
@Varelco That's reassuring. Thank you. I still haven't sorted this out because I had to go out of town to see family. I'm very nervous about electricals. I have an acquaintance who used to have a garage, so I think I'm going to see if I can get him to help me if I have any problems.
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@will300'He breaks GT86's' hahahaha. Thank you for that. I will contact him. Red tape is a good idea. I've heard that the positive terminal should be covered for safety reasons because it can short out. I'm not sure how that would happen unless one absent-mindedly laid a wrench across the terminals or some piece of metal happened to fly under your bonnet and land on the terminals. But I'd like a cover, since that's how the car came. Thank you for your help!
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Don't panic, fuses are there for protection and electrical discrimination should mean only the fuses closes to the fault will blow, this isn't always the case but you can methodically go through to make sure everything functions. Having a multimeter would be helpful to confirm power at various places along with continuity.
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Message this person: https://www.facebook.com/mareks.cekuls/ He breaks GT86's so might have one for sale. As a cheaper alternative, buy some red electrical tape and wrap it round the positive cable.
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Wanted: Positive battery terminal cover
CherryBomb posted a topic in Wanted GT86 / BRZ Cars and Parts
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By the way, another reason I didn't know which terminal was which is because when the AA replaced my battery last time, they lost or took my positive terminal cover. I have looked online and can't seem to find one for this car. Do you know of a place to get one? Thanks.
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No, I haven't. I didn't know if I needed to replace just the side bits or the whole connector. Now I know. Thank you! Very much appreciated!
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Have you replaced this yet? Replacement can be sourced here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275308960930
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Dear Car Enthusiasts and Experts, I'm sure this will get some laughs and rolling eyes. I did do a search to see if the answer was already posted, but it seems no one else is as stupid as me. I've been driving my SUV and let the 86 sit for over a month. Despite having a relatively new battery, the car wouldn't start, even when I jumped it. I seem to go through batteries, but that's a separate topic. I phoned Halford's call out service (I know, Halford's sucks, but I figured battery installation is pretty basic and they couldn't screw it up. Instead, I'M the one who screwed it up haha). But apparently, if you don't buy a battery, they can't come out. I guess they don't do mobile diagnostics. I didn't phone AA because they wanted £200 for a new battery installation, which seemed steep, because I'm a member. So, I figured I'd do it myself. I used to work on my cars when I was younger and I've changed batteries before (before I became senile). I checked around which is the correct battery for my car. Several sources said Bosch S4 024, so I ordered that one on Amazon, being the best price and having excellent ratings. A box popped up on Amazon confirming that this battery IS compatible with my car. So I installed it and SPARK, BANG, POP! Yes, turns out the polarity on the new battery is reversed. I'm freaking out, of course, assuming I've fried my electricals. There seems to be some sort of fuse thingy on the positive connecter, and that had a little explosion inside. Both of my battery cables are black. There is no red one/black one, like on every other car I've ever owned, and it didn't even occur to me check which one was grounded. And no, I didn't pay attention to how the old one came out. I assumed that because several sources said this was the correct battery, it was correct, and I just popped it in there. I'm the dumbass. And, TRUST ME, lesson learned. The cables aren't long enough to just turn the battery around, so I had to get another battery. Rather than order another from the internet, I headed over to Euro Car Parts. He looks up my car, and brings out a battery with reversed terminals. I was a bit confused, because I told him the negative terminal needs to be on the right. So he goes and gets another battery, and, again, the terminals are reversed. WTF? This time I got very assertive and then he came back with the terminals on the correct sides. (Why the hell do auto parts stores have employees who know nothing about cars? Again, that's a separate topic). Of course, this battery was way more expensive, at £116. It's a Varta. Anybody heard of that?? I installed this second new battery and, yeehah!, we have power! The dash lights are flashing and the alarm is on (keeps coming on, in fact). However, the car won't start. I assume a fuse is blown, but I don't know which one(s). I bought a 12v fuse tester, but either I can't get a good connection on the chassis or all the fuses I tested are blown. I read online that when a battery is put in backwards, it can blow the main fuse. But which fuse is the main fuse? I took the fuse lid in with me (it has the fuse diagramme on it) to Halford's and to Euro Car Parts, and nobody in either store had any idea (again, is it just me, or are the clerks morons?). I used to work in an auto parts store in my early 20's, and those guys were the bomb. They knew everything. Anyway, I digress. So, bottom line: Should I replace all the fuses, call AA, or tow it to a garage? If a garage, which one? lol. HELP! Signed, Dumb and desperate in east London
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Tuning developments super resonated exhaust-SOLD
Ignited replied to Ignited's topic in For Sale GT86 / BRZ Parts
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Brand new never used, I brought these while rebuilding my engine but went with a different kit in the end. £250 Bicester, Oxfordshire Sent from my Pixel 5 using Tapatalk
