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thanks for the comment :)

i have finally installed my new tail lamps.

sorry for the watermark but ignition x has stolen my tail lamp pictures before and used them in his ads.

the first post has been edited with the final details. hope to see you there

do these void toyota warranty on your engine?

embossed on the wheel itself

altiz CAI is compatable with our conquest right??? isnt it?

my guess is yes since the usa trd cai a lot of members here use was never made for zze12# but for the usa matrix/corolla which is based on the altis.

Sounds like a plan :)

Indeed, Omn1potent + 1.

Require food stop, pre-cruise?

glad you can make it. if the cruise is during the day i guess food is no problem but if we are making a night cruise then we can get food at the end like the times before.

meet the first post will be updated now thanks.

do people need to work on this friday during the day? or is most people on holiday because of christmas

cool

how about a cruise on friday 29th december

Thanks

i asked this question a year ago and rollamods suggested toyota llc which i used. good for warranty, not expensive and i only heard good things about it

the boot spoiler probably works but anything else i think would be a chance i have seen the altis in thailand where they use it as taxi

http://www.c-one.co.jp/C-ONEPARTS/runx_allex.html

list price 95000JPY = 1k AUD

the listed prices are from official c-one distributors because delivery is already included. if there was one in australia that is the price you would pay plus gst. too bad if you want it you need to buy it from a shop that buys it from another source offshore.

Excellent lol..cos i just started cleaning them the other day..

im gona have a hard time pulling them apart lol...

i nearly broke my finger the other day rofll

these were originally my coilovers, the first in a corolla and sent from taiwan. i only had them a short time as i sold them to go overseas. the shocks you got are brand new and they would cost $150 each without postage so i think you got a good deal. the guy you bought them from had the shocks as spares. have fun with them!

what's the largest amount of K's anyone has done on their Taiwanese coilovers? I'd be interested to see how many K's they travel before they leak.

I did 70,000 of Brisbane street K's on my custom Koni's and they were good as new when I sold the car. That set was built by fulcrum.

i would not be surprised if that number was only 5,000-10,000

but it would depend on the version of coilovers if you are talking about d2 they have different versions and revised manufacturing where the old products are not as good as the new ones.

also depends on how that person drives their car and whether it was installed correctly and whether it is compressed on the lowest setting

all i see is 140 to 180 right? could be on a dyno

seeing if you can tuck it behind the rear bar. because i saw the jdm and it is about the size of a sedan stock muffler but side ways.

yesterday i was lucky to see a jdm runx as well as allex. i actually looked closely at the muffler because i always knew it was different to what we have in aust if the barrel hangs out under the rear bar then i would say it does not fit.

i have seen it in the local paper but it is rare

So no we are not wanting 2 more mods BUT are replacing 2 inactive so to speak ones.

who is retiring?

isnt there a button that says *lock* on the autos. maybe its pressed, i have no idea what that button does because i drive manual but it sounds like it has something to do with that. Yea me too gotta have the brake on

if you mean shift lock that is found above the park symbol that releases the shifter. you can also release it by depressing the brake but if that does not work then you should be getting that checked by a mechanic.

i use the shift lock button sometimes. it is helpful when i need to quickly put it into neutral from being parked to roll the car but i cannot use my feet to depress the brake.

sorry i was talking about the sedan. if yours is a hatch i have not seen but my guess is yes you need to remove the plastic trim. you might as well do that and take a look what is behind there for reference. if there is nothing then you could probably pull the boot garnish off from the outside but if you find something is on the back securing it then of course you need to remove it to free the boot garnish.

i have not used whiteline myself but i have seen their stuff and feel you can go for better japan parts for that price. for comparison trd rear sway is $200 though they do not make the front sway other brands do like c-one and carbing and they are $220-$250 a piece. check out http://www.okuyama-go.to/new/index.html if you wanna see some carbing. whiteline is quite common as it is easy to get. you may like to get someone to install the front sway bar for you. the rear and struts are easy and would only take a few minutes.