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  1. My previous auto car (Mitsubishi FTO) would automatically change down a gear if it started to runaway with itself down a hill, etc. In fact, as it was a tiptronic "sports" car, it actively encouraged you to drop a gear to lose some speed.
  2. Cheers, I'll take a look. However, if someone wants to sell me a second hand one cheaper I'm interested.
  3. I'm definitely interested in one of the two, is yours a removable one?
  4. According to this yes, according to this no. I've always assumed it did though, certainly feels like it.
  5. All the details are in this thread. It was all fairly straight forward, but let me know if you have any questions.
  6. AFAIK there is no facsia adaptor for the RHD MK1 GS300 so you'll have to either make one yourself or have one made. A few people on here have done this.. I adapted the wiring to run an aftermarket amp from the standard headunit which was fairly simple.
  7. Mine's definiteley 2 Ohm, then again mine is a 10" and in your other thread you said yours was 12". Is/was yours an import?
  8. Mine is defintely a 10", as it's sat next to me and was replaced with a 10" kenwood.
  9. If you're using the sub from your GS, bear in mind it's 2 Ohms and most cheaper amps won't run 2 Ohms bridged.
  10. It's ten inch and I'm pretty sure it's made by Pioneer EDIT: Pioneer 88160-3A12D, 2 Ohm. Doesn't mention power rating. If you're after one I've got a fully working one sat around.
  11. This has been on eBay at least three times since I started looking at GS300s last year. Not sure why it's never sold before.
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