Andrew357

I'm praying to Jesus that Will (Ascendant Rice) reads this bloody thread.

Thank the lord.

I have for sale a set of front and rear struts suited for a Gen5 Camry. They are in good working condition, specifics below: Front (L + R): - KYB Excel G (Part Numbers: 334425, 334424) - King Springs Low (Part Number: KTFL-103) - Full strut assembly, will come fully assembled (top hat, bump stops etc) - Age: 15000km - Ready to install on a MCV36R (V6) - To have them installed on a ACV36R (4-cyl) you need to buy KTFL-63 springs from Kings. $135 from Greg @ GSL RallySport Rear: (L + R): - KYB Excel G (Part Numbers: 334427, 334426) - King Springs Low (Part Number: KTRL-61) - Full strut assembly, will come fully assembled (top hat, bump stops etc) - Age: 30000km - Ready to install on a MCV36R and ACV36R Selling them due to upgrading to Koni struts and superlows. A new King Spring + KYB strut setup would cost you ~$870 ($600 for the KYBs, $270 for the Springs from GSL RallySport) Asking: $550 but open to offers. I can have these shipped as well.

Jesus, frankenstrut indeed. You don't need the rear struts do you?

Thanks man. Truth to tell though... I wish I got a bigger drop!

I'll bite. Babybird - F Word

With the help of our local Bush Mechanic, I had the Koni Reds + superlow springs installed today. Decided to give the internals of the wheels a clean while I was there. Left is the outside only, right is the inside and out. Side shot on lows Side shot on superlows Initial ride height drops: - Front: 10mm - Rear: 20mm rear dropped 5mm more than kings said it would, but fronts are 5mm less than what was suggested. Should be interesting to see how much it settles. Have taken it out for a drive and there isn't much loss in ride comfort which is a good thing. I haven't thrashed it yet as I'm just letting things settle before I give it a hard run.

hrmmm... I'll pass.

Ha ha ha ha ha. Longcat and ban strike again *high five to each of you*

Ahh! A refreshing ray of hope through the dark clouds.

She baked you a banana cake? Far out, get rid of her. Banana cake is one of the worst cakes that can be gifted.

If you could slap me with a set of TE37's or G2's that would make my life so much easier. Pete: We'll show you a good time.

hahahaaha If there was a Like button, I would totally press it right about now.

Excellent. Will pop in for an hour or so.

The troll is strong in this one.

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I think if we combine you and your friend, you might be able to come up with a single brain cell.

A skanky hoe who can't act or a transformer?

Sounds like you didn't get the right belt as opposed to the belt not being up to standard.

How long are you up for Pete? Driving or flying?

The .50 Action Express (AE, 12.7×33mm) is a large caliber handgun cartridge. It was developed in 1988 by Evan Whildin of Action Arms. The .50 AE is a power upgrade cartridge to the .44 Magnum. The only other handgun cartridges to exceed the ballistics of the .50 AE are the .500 S&W Magnum, .454 Casull, .475 Wildey Magnum, and the .460 S&W Magnum.

You GF's parents will get angry at you because your GF filled up with the wrong fuel? Dump her. Not worth the effort. edit: Unless she's a dynamo in the sack.