danman

Good score man. You'll be extra safe heading down to the shops now. You'll need an extra 10 minutes to do them up though. Hehe.

Looks clean and straight mate. :) Fuels my inspiration to get mine on the road.

Wow, super clean! Nice work man.

Have your 86 arms arrived yet? Bet you're keen to get the struts in and car back on the ground.

Yeah true. It'll mostly just be driven daily with the occasional bit of fun on the track so I wont be needing all the adjustability. I'll be going coilovers on the front and lowered springs on the rear.

Ahh right. I haven't bought it yet but I've already got some Super pro 25mm D bushes for a 25mm Ultra Racing bar I'm waiting to buy. Not adjustable so sounds like it should fit straight in. What size bar are you bolting onto the rear? I've got a 16mm TRD but I'm wondering if I should go for a 19mm Ultra Racing.

Hehe, I hear ya about the Missus factor. I'm pretty lucky though I guess coz she doesn't give me a hard time about it. She supports my passion for my project even though she doesn't share it. As long as I make time for her too then there's peace and harmony in the world. You and I both seem to be at about the same stage in our projects. I'm just waiting for a weekend of good weather so I can finish the last two coats in my engine bay. Did the first one a few weeks ago. My car is sitting on stands in my mates backyard at the mercy of the elements. Not an ideal location for painting but I appreciate my mate letting me use his yard. Been cleaning and painting my suspension bits and crossmember at work during my lunch break. Not sure if there's a difference between the AE86 and KE70 swaybar/castor rod mount. I'm hoping I don't have that issue once I get my new front sway bar too.

Hey good progress there. You will need AE86 steering arms for the AE86 struts to fit. I've read that the holes are 85mm apart on the AE86 and 87mm apart on the KE70.