bronzee

Hadn't noticed it being any slower.

Must have needed a good soaking before. Tad on the mucky side. But I think Darren still wins in the dirt stakes.

I guess it isn't bad. I think I could cope with the pain of driving one.

Welcome to the forum. I'm sure the others would encourage you along to a meet or two until your 350 arrives into the country.

Welcome to the forum. Lots of 350's in Scotland, you'll be in good company.

Welcome to the forum. Get yourself along to a meet.

My cat transporter/box wouldn't fit in behind the strut brace. It's not deep enough, unless you modify the transporter. But I wouldn't have the cat in my car anyway, use one of the other cars for that.

Not so unusual. I know Tere over on Zchickz has just done the same thing with one of her 350's. Only difference being she replaced the sensor.

I hope you realise you're making all of us who couldn't be at the Hoon very jealous we missed all that stunning scenery and comradery. Fantastic shots.

Awesome shots. Can see why you guys all enjoyed yourselves so much, even with the after trip bit. The first pic looks like a setting off a movie.

That last shot in particular sets the atmosphere of the Hoon. Neat shots Colin.

Hubba, hubba, droooooll.

It sure does. Neat after results for sure, and the reflections lovely.

Nice yellow arches on the Min min too.

Nice work. Aren't you glad all these people either neglect their cars, or don't have the knowledge how to do things properly. Keeps you in business.

Lovely looking (lol, I want to say PPW, I know I'm not on a US forum now). Much mileage from the previous owner?

Looks great. Not margin for error in your driveway though.

Yes that would be right. I found the same thing (obviously referring to NZ), it doesn't get you very far. Sorry was tired when posting last nights response or I would have said that then.

Definitely compliment your little lady for the pics. That last pic.

Very happy chappy then? Have you been out for a good yet?

We did a drag meet a few years back and we invited some of the Supra club here along. Two in particular that turned up both very heavily worked pushing around 700hp + at the shoes, were doing only very marginally over 11's (as they weren't caged). So can understand where you're coming from. Also one of my mates had a fairly worked GTR Supra (quite sort after here), turbo's were quite brutal when they kicked in. When he's been in my car he was impressed with the linear delivery and the instant torque and wanted a drive. Didn't get to drive though. You'll have to give us some feedback when you find one to take for a spin/test drive.

Looks a neat meet. Stunning motors. Your rims look really cool in the darker colour, suit the black.

Some of our cars do suffer the "crank position sensor" problem. Is a right pain, with most I've seen it's only periodically and when it does will do it a few times, then not do it again for ages. If you crank it once, doesn't go, then switch off, flick alarm, then retry but give it a 30 seconds before you retry. One thing though with the Crank Position Sensor, engine check light, ESP/TCS don't flash on any of the 350's I've seen here when it happens. So your problem might be something completely different. Get a code reader on it before doing a reset. Good luck.