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heres two local camo cars... the dx looks so much better when you see how hot the owner is... theres quite a few round nelson now with camo paint jobs and to be honest most of the time it just loks dodgy. there was a real good looking van getting around lastnight but it scored a nice pink sticker, seems its illegal to have zero suspension travel

if its in a corolla put it in a starlet. if its in a starlet alrready then throw away your interior, spare wheel, jack etc etc. join a local rally club, and buy some old lexan windows, basically make it as light as poss.... not quite what your asking though....

they probably have a whole fukload of loctite holding them on aye... do you have to torque them down when you put them back together or anything?

wtf?????

ok, il post this in the right place this time.... thats a damn cool car..

nah, fit xb falcon mirrors to the doors. they are probably the nicest of all oldschool factory mirrirs. http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 791615.htm

but still cheaper, lighter and less power hungry than a 9 inch.....

no, but i can tell you how to spell....

or just go to a tyre shop... i had to do it and all they charged for was a new lock nut. that looks like a pretty common pattern, it should be easy to replace.

but no reverse..... ive got a car mag around somewhere that has a mkII esky with a turbo'ed hayabusa motor....

plus 2 inch blocks are bad enough for handling without going to 3 inch blocks. do it properly and get your leafs reset

ummmm the motor 'should' be bolted to the sump... you mean crossmember?

lol, waaaaaay over my head, sorry dude.

the early sigmas did (rwd ones) i think the fwd ones used a basic mpi set up, cant actually remember off hand. im in nelson.

lol, thats me... my motor is smoky, rattly and generally worn out.. still goes but.

if you want more info on converting a fwd 4G63 to a rwd body log on to http://www.austarion.com there is heaps of good threads explaining exactly what you need to do plus theres a couple of guys that have done it always online.

you should be able to use a normal catchcan, i think. i cant see any reason why not. try it with an old coke bottle or something and see if it causes any dramas...

that a damn cool supra... iv had a couple of those (all standard engine wise) and although they were nice cruising cars i always thought they needed a few more horses to lug around their hefty weight, but you found a damn good way of over coming that problem. have you run it down the strip yet?