They should have microcat there at the dealership and they should be able to browse it without a definite number, tho most of them dont know worth a shit how to use it.
You can also order TRD parts from the dealer, just give them the part number and dont tell its TRD, because then they get difficult.... atleast this is how its in finland, I would assume its euro-wide like that.
He was able to browse it and he did find some of the numbers, but he couldn't really see what he was ordering etc because the JDM stuff doesn't apear on the Euro system.
But a clubmember that also works at a Toyota dealership just told me they can search on the (Euro) CD's, but they can also change it to on-line or something like that and than they can search everything.
Guess the guy at my dealership didn't know that yet. So I'll try that with him next time.
But I would still like a chassisnumber if anyone has one, that would still be much easier
PS. Friends an clubmembers also order TMS/TTE parts throught the dealerships, but they always get their parts without any hassle, as long as you pay them they don't seem to mind.
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I want to ditch the USDM bumpers on my project car and want to know what is still available from the dealer from JDM cars
@ Kiwi Corolla: Yes! That's the kind of car that I'm looking for! But isn't that a incomplete number? It should consist of 17 digits, starting with something like JT doesn't it?
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Basic JDM bumpers are the same as the euro version bumpers... Then theres the different ones such as the trueno ones, but they're not plug and play, we tried to fit trueno bumpers onto a Liftback AE92, dont fit right.
I want to ditch the USDM bumpers on my project car and want to know what is still available from the dealer from JDM cars
@ Kiwi Corolla: Yes! That's the kind of car that I'm looking for! But isn't that a incomplete number? It should consist of 17 digits, starting with something like JT doesn't it?
That's the complete chassis code. I can't actually go and look at the car unfortunately, but all the other chassis codes for different models that I've looked up are the same length. The only other code available for that car is the VIN number, which is 7A8H60W0795046448.
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Basic JDM bumpers are the same as the euro version bumpers... Then theres the different ones such as the trueno ones, but they're not plug and play, we tried to fit trueno bumpers onto a Liftback AE92, dont fit right.
Exactly, and thats why I want them. They're made of ABS plastic just like our Euro bumpers.
The USDM bumpers have a hudge bar in them with some sort of foam and than something like a cover that's made from a very soft kind of plastic. Almost rubber like!
A nightmare to paint, they tend to sag en they stick out way more than the JDM bumpers (which are also much nicer!)
But luckely I intend to put them on a Trueno. With the right mounting brackets they should fit right on my projectcar, so that's no problem for me
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That's the complete chassis code. I can't actually go and look at the car unfortunately, but all the other chassis codes for different models that I've looked up are the same length. The only other code available for that car is the VIN number, which is 7A8H60W0795046448.
Ah, maybe I'm confused with the VIN number than. I'll try that number aswell than.
Thanks a bunch guys!
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