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The Fett

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About The Fett

  • Birthday 03/26/1978

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  • Toyota Model
    Corolla
  • Toyota Year
    2004
  • Location
    Victoria
  • Interests
    Car Modification

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    Paul

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  1. It was 55gs on the road. I added side steps and had the seats changed to leather. I also got them to do the steering wheel and embroid "Toyota" into 4 seats. All with silver stitching. The wheels and tires i'll sell for $1000 on eBay, unless I find someone in the meantime. And with any luck it should be ready tomorrow. So stay tuned for pics!
  2. Congratulations on your new purchase! I have also ordered one in black AWD. A set of Stance 20" sc5 with Goodyear tyres are ready to jump on it.
  3. Nice work Peter. Just enjoyed reading through all 19 pages of that awesome truck!, oh and seiko watches. I've had the same Seiko divers automatic for 22 years and has seen the jewllers once for a clean, never misses a beat! I'd love to buy an FJ, but I have 2 young kids. So after a few sleepless nights and reading through brochures, I've signed up for a new kluger. Was a great car to drive but I still haven't found any makers of performance parts yet, such as extractors.
  4. Using 10w60 castrol synthetic in my Rolla
  5. Just incase anyone was horny over the sound of bolting on a turbo, my 2004 corolla with custom turbo kit cost $11000, which included the piggy back computer, 2 stage turbo set at 5 and 12 pounds, garrett turbo, custom exhaust manifold, intercooler, pipeing, bigger fuel pump, exedy sports clutch and a 5th injector ported before the throttle body. With 12 pounds of boost and no internal work done, just proves how well these Toyota engines are. Clocked up 60 thousand kms since the mod and still going. Currently running at 184kws at the wheels. Was 100kws at the flywheel from factory. If you can get a bolt on TRD supercharger for an Aurion or Kluger for a little extra punch, it would be a much better road to take. Not having to worry about pipes, manifolds and all that type of crap. Does anyone know what the GO is with buying a supercharger and the computer side of things? Im looking at updating to a Kluger ATM
  6. Welcome to the Toyota forums The Fett :)

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