fandio

I have always run shell semisynthetic 10-40w (in the blue bottle) in my miss's ae102r. It seems to love it, doesn't use any oil and keeps everything nice and clean

People deffinately don't like hids. When I've borrowed a mates euro I've had a few on the road let me pass and then start flashing their high beams at me. They'll get over it though.....

looks awesome mate.are they nice and light?

I went last night, awesome show! we had cheap seats in the back, and when we went in they took the tickets off us and gave us front row seats, great trade up

i used to use the meguires wash, and thought it was the ducks nuts. i now use Bowdens car wash and it gives a much better finish, looks amazing and doesnt streak at all, much better then the meguires

Thanks for the input, I might try and see if I can track number 1 down

Thanks, yeah they are a bit of an obsession of mine haha

ahoy hoy, im fandio. i joined a fair while ago but never posted just had a gander through it all. Some of you might know me from a few other forums (twincam, toymods and a few others), Ive been looking for a zze sportivo for the miss's so thought id come make myself known and meet everyone on here first and learn a bit more about them

im a bit of a toyota nutt also, cars ive had are ae92 seca csx, ae92 hatch (4agze), ae92 SX seca (4age then 4agte)

I now have a 1988 Levin GTZ with a blacktop 20v turbo and a 2006 hilux workmate as a run around

just thought id say hi

yeah i had a gander through the search results, was mainly curious if people had had good/bad results through different tinters in brisbane

Just curious to know what brand and type of window tint people have decided on? Ive just been going through some of the brands and am trying to work out the difference.

also can anyone recemend a car tint place in brisbane?

for the ascent models (remote fob is separate from the key) there is a genuine toyota alarm kit for around $200. installation is very simple.

ahh yeah apparantly they have stopped making genuine toyota alarm kits. Some toyota places doesn't know they exist and they have told me theres no such thing. lol I have been looking at the cyclops brand atm. is it an ok brand of alarm?

I had a Cyclops in one of my old corollas for about 5 years, never had an issue with it and it was very simple to wire up. even the imobiliser

Yeah you deffinately want the high temp caliper paint, make sure you clean it up properly and it should last. Normal paint won't last very long and will just burn off

I'm a licenced aircraft maintenance engineer (aka lame) work on tuboprop engines and airframe

apparently landcruiser studs give you a fair bit extra length

Have a look at QFM brake pads, they are a really good pad from cold to over 700degrees and not exy either. I found them to perform well on the road and track

i had a similar weight distribution with an ae92 seca, unfortunately there isnt much you can move around with fwd to even it up. I ended up moving the battery to the boot and it evened up the corners a bit. even though lowering the rear moved a bit of weight to the back, wouldnt you be better off with it higher to give you some rake angle to improve turn in?

Oem wheels are very strong in my experience. Had a 2002 corolla 15inch alloy that had a rather large impact with a truck and lived to tell the tail, just a few chunks taken out. But didn't buckle or warp. Compared to some rip off alloys I had that buckled after only a small pot hole

hey fellas, was quite the busy day out there on saturday. dont suppose you got any more video or photos of the white ae92 corolla at all?