Lukusis

Still chasing the loom if anyone has one available..

Hi all, As per the title im after a 2zzge loom and ECU (would need the immobiliser section & chip too if its an AUDM one). Happy to collect in NSW. Cheers :)

When i lowered my old ZZE (Avatar pic) it took me about 1 hour per corner - thats one corner at a time, removal, hand winding spring compressors etc and refitting. Overall, the job was about 5hours total iirc. Then just go get a wheel alignment....... Happy days :)

Thanks :) I miss that car!!!!! It had a nice Rockford system in it :D Mind you, my AE92 isn't quiet as low as the ZZE but still scrapes to all buggery on the roof at Parra Westfields :( Your S'tivo looks good that height (Y) Hows the BC's?

(Thread bump in know, but iz bored at work) Heres what a stock ZZE Ascent looks like with King Super lows in it: Stock height/stock rims. And after installing King Superlows: And driveway shot, 'coz reasons.

They are a new release Volk Racing, RAYS TE37 SL Black Edition Awesome! Thanks Boss :D

^ What rims are those on the Red 86 in the Speedhunters piccy? Me rikey!

Hmmm so i wasnt really itno the new model..... but having just saw one in the felsh, im diggin' it!

I like the new hatch design now (hated it at first, but its grown on me). The only reason i dont really want to buy one, or any other new small car, is that my 20yo GTi has the same amount of power and is lighter..... (**** mileage though as i live in the city and theres traffics lights every 30sec *sigh*)

Spotted a dark grey ZRE with red/chrome meshies and nice offset cruising past the Albion hotel in Parra on Tues about 1:30pm. Looked great :D

^ Now that.... is tasty indeed. Much want!

Silver 86 on Windsor road turning onto James Ruse drive yesterday morning, and a black 86 having work done at CHE (< Bunch of C-bombs!). Also a silver ZZE S'tivo parked out front of Castle Hill Toyota yesterday.

In the white GTi, yep. Was nursing the poor thing home as the clutch is pretty much gone, barely taking off on a flat surface atm :( Your 'rolla looks nice man :) Was that an Angry bird dangling under your bumper? lol

Spotted Illusive creeping through the BP servo into the Hooters carpark last night at ~11:30pm.

True true...... Stupid Sydney weather...... I clayed the GTi new years eve morning, went to my Sisters for a BBQ lunch, started raining as i got there, came back out after and the car was covered with debris from the huge gum tree and has all dried up as the sun was back out after. Now looks a mottled yellow/black :( I swear, every time i wash it = rain <_<

y u no stop and say hi. lol Didnt realise it was TOCAU members until i was almost past you all and turning left onto Edward Flack Av....... plus my car was absolutely filthy "/ Btw, id advise against getting ice cream from Cold Rock there, GF's serving had 2 hairs in it >.<

Spotted a few of the cars at Homebush near Allphones Arena driving RC cars

To the dumb kient on their green P's flooring it up my ***** on the M4 this morning at a bout 7ish in a white ae112r hatch (plates BJ77VR) with a rosary bead sticker on the back window, your lucky i used the foot brake to get the message through.... Next time your behind me doing the same thing you'll get the handbrake, and then youll actually have more of a reason to give me filthy looks. /End rant.

2:49 "drive it like you stole it" buahahahaha

Nulon smooth sorted out my crunchy box in the AE92. Id have some more input, but the punctuation is killing my face. Ragequit/

On my way home from work, did you beep by any chance? what were you in? I was in my white GTi going the other way, the guys in the Audi next to me were beeping/laughing at the guy on the other side of me as he started turning right for doing his hair and popping his collar (lol), only spotted you as i was launching through the intersection :)

JVN11L at the intersection of Roberts Rd and Juno Parade about 30mins ago...

Taken from: http://www.carsguide.com.au/news-and-reviews/car-news/subaru_demands_dna_test_on_toyota SUBARU claims fatherhood of the Toyota 86 that is also the BRZ. Subaru says it is the creator of the two all-new sports cars which will be sold simultaneously as its BRZ and the Toyota 86. The smaller of the two Japanese makers, who are partners in the project, says it is responsible for all the important stuff in the BRZ-86 and Toyota only added the froth and bubble once the hard work was done. Subaru did the engine, chassis, suspension and brakes in the project, and the 86 even has a signature Subaru exhaust note from its flat-four engine. The car definitely looks like a Toyota, and is missing the all-wheel drive that has become a Subaru signature in Australia, but company chief Nick Senior says there is no doubt about who was responsible for the car. "It is, at the end of the day, a Subaru," Senior says bluntly to Carsguide. "Toyota input, at the end of the day, was design and product planning." His claim is sure to spark a stoush as the doors are thrown open this morning at the Tokyo Motor Show and people can decide for themselves as the two production cars can be assessed side-by-side for the first time. Toyota has already given journalists a first drive experience in its 86 - and it's a terrific car - while Subaru will follow soon with the BRZ. Senior says anyone who drives the 86 or the BRZ will know that it's a Subaru at heart. "They have poured a lot of Subaru into this car. it is a driver's car," he says. "The car, the drivetrain and the driving experience is all Subaru. That's one of the things that's given us a real cause for discussion and debate about this car and whether it comes to Australia." Subaru is also worried that it might not be able to match Toyota's plan for a starting price in the low $30,000s, perhaps as little as $32,000. "We are studying. We won't make a decision until later in December," Senior says. But he seems to be wavering from his previous assertion that the BRZ was unlikely for Australia because two of the brand's local pillars are all-wheel drive and turbocharging for its performance cars, both missing from the BRZ. "It's a process that started several years ago. It is great, at last, that the car breaks cover," he says. "More people have seen it now ... and I think that it ticks off a lot of boxes. "What Fuji has said for some time is they would like to consider it, and take it. But the final decision is up to Buahahahaha - Sound like any other company we may have heard of? (Apple vs Samsung) :P

Concept(ish): http://smh.drive.com.au/photogallery/toyota-ft86-sports-coupe-concept-20110302-1be0q.html?selectedImage=1 Final: http://smh.drive.com.au/photogallery/first-drive-2012-toyota-86-20111128-1o1xl.html?selectedImage=9 And finally, a poll: http://www.smh.com.au/polls/drive/new-japanese-sports-coupes-20111129-1o4gt.html Even though i knew Subaru was co-developing it, i wasnt aware they were also going to release a car (same body) themselves. This is what ultimately put me off. Long gone are the days of the Commodore/Lexcen, Astra/Pulsar, Corolla/Nova crossovers... and for good reason. Shame really.......