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Payed for mine exactly 1 week ago. Received an email today saying they have yet to receive payment!! <_< :o

I had all my and my family's cars done at Option Tinting in Fairfield. Ask for Vi - because he's an award winning tinter, and he's the owner. Tell him Denis sent you. If he says"Huh?", just tell him that I'm the guy that booked 5 cars with him in one day. Details are: Option Window Tinting High Performance Auto Tinting Unit 7B / 303 The Horsley Drv Fairfield NSW 2165 ph: (02) 9725 6914 http://www.optiontint.com/

Hey E-Gene, was there any drilling required?? (i.e. for the wiring....)

You're kidding.....

^^ Yeah, what he said. Besides, I'm quite shy.

Why is your webpage always down?

Nah - don't do any of that - just add BP Ultimate to your fuel tank!

I'm assuming that the standard is 16" 205/60. On that assumption, 18" 225/35 will have no problems. In fact, it's diameter, and thus its circumference will be a little smaller. It fact, compared to the stock tires/wheels, the 18" will read 5.8% too fast i.e. when you think that you're travelling 60km/h, you're actually travelling 56.5km/h.

Black Sportivo and I went to the same dealer one day apart - he got the last Spotivo Grill in Australia, and I missed out! I have since been able to track another one down and am very happy with it!

Hey Jaze55 - you can polish that off using a good orbital polisher!

The day after I took delivery of my Camry Azura, I went to Bankstown Square for 20 minutes. returned to the car and found that someone had shopping-trolleyed me rear right hand side door and quarter panel. Cost me $1000 at the smash repairs!! :(

Go to toyotanation.com and ask there. The can more you with crious engine suggestions. As for the price to fix it - well, unfortunately, most member of toyotanation.com live in North America.

I've got the Sat Nav System in my Azura. I also have the latest disc. If you have ANY questions about it, I'd be more than happy to fire off some answers. It's a nifty unit - double DIN and blends in well with my Camry's facade. The most annoying thing about it is that you can't input new locations to seek whilst the car is in motion It doesn't have 3D fly-over like some other SatNav, but I like its touch screen functionality and when compared to the unit in the Rover 75, recalculates alternative routes much more quickly if you miss a turn. The manufacturer of the unit is Denso. Some basic info about SatNav in general can be found at the denso website: http://www.denso.com.au/satnav_main.htm

^^ Googled the Sun Power Voltage and Ground kit..... couldn't find it.

The Pivot Raizin Voltager Stabilizers that I've seen have been under $100..... KT_haha - is that really expensive? Or is this just the "cheap" brand?

Ok, they're quite inexpensive, however, I'm just wondering if they be any good on a V6 Camry? Any input appreciated, thanks. UPDATE: I've read the following from Toyota Nation: There was one guy who did a full test on audio cap with a scrope monitoring voltage drop with and without a cap. Result is bad. The cap did smooth out the curve a bit but never was able to do anything useful when bass hit. A cap will remove high freq noise in electrical system. They'll never remove low freq noise produce by bass. Reason is the bass took so much current the cap can't hold that much. A voltage stabilizer or regulater is an active component which will step up voltage when supply voltage drops. Sounds good. Problem is battery voltage drop due to bass hit with high current draw and system can't supply such high current. In order to step up voltage, the regulater need to draw more current from the system, Power = Current x Voltage, to keep Power constant with lower voltage current gotta increase. Now our voltage problem was because of not enough current and we're trying to draw more current to fix it Don't think that'll work. A voltage regulator works great only when system voltage is greater then needed. Say 24V source for 12V component. A regulater will be happy supplying 12V all the time. On a 12V-12V system, the regulater need to draw more current to keep output constant.

Where can I see/order one of these online?

http://www.whereis.com.au/whereis/products...le_techinfo.jsp

Hahaha!! That's GOLD!!

Apart from the email address, does Warwick have a website?

ignition-x, do you have a website? Do you have gear for Gen 5 Camrys? <Edit> Nevermind - I found your website. No Gen 5 stuff though. :(

I'd like to mod my Camry, but there isn't much of a Camry modding scene in Australia. So hard to find even basic Camry mods (apart from those available through Toyota). PS Thanks for the info on the grille! :D

Had my Sat nav checked out at the dealer yesterday. I found out that to get into the DIAGNOSTIC MODE, do the following: 1. Put your ignition key in "ACC" position 2. Turn your headlights to the OFF position if you have them on AUTO. 3. The Nav should display the Toyota banner and then wait at the disclaimer screen (blah bla bla "I AGREE"). While on this screen, press and hold down the "info" button on the Nav and at the same time flick your head lights on then off three times. Don't do this too quickly. There you have it - the diagnostic mode!!

I know someone who can add an AUX input for you for around $250 - $300. He's an installer from Fairfield Car Radios. Just ring them (details on www.fairfieldcarradio.com.au) and ask for Sam. In Sydney only.

Bugger!! Thanks for the info - really appreciate it!