VVT just kicked in YO :D

I'm looking at rear discs right now - I'm trying to find something to match the AE82 DOHC rear disc height so there shouldn't be issues with mounting.

 

As for changing the text under your avatar - go into your 'My Controls', go into 'Profile Information' in the left hand menu, then change your 'Custom Member Title'.

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Bitch. You beat me to the punch. :D

jeez Adam is quite aggresive you can tell he is having car problems :D

 

BTW still dissapointed you didnt come in GT4 you still owe me a drive in it(YOU WILL BE DRIVING) :(

I know - I'd planned on stopping by your place in it on the way home tonight - that plan's been f@$ked in the arse now. :D

 

As for the rear discs, I think the best option will be to use AE82 DOHC front discs on the rear. The calipers should be fine with the difference in thickness. The other alternative would be MX5 front discs (NA or NB 1.8L version). They're a better diameter than the AE82 front discs, share the same centre hole size as the AE82, and share the same thickness as the RX7 discs. The only issue with either disc is the depth. The AE82 rear discs are 37mm, the AE82 front discs are 48mm, and the MX5 are 45mm. I'd go with the MX5 discs. If the stud pattern is the same as the AE82 it'd be even better - they're both four stud, but I think MX5's may be 4x114.3 vs. the AE82's 4x100. If that's the case, you'll just have to order blanks and get them drilled.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Toyota-Corolla-GTi-...1QQcmdZViewItem

$6,100 and the reserve's not met??? I wonder how much the seller thinks he'll get???

Why you would ebay a car like that is beyond me, it would fetch quite abit more then that if sold by other avenues.

 

235fwkw? that would be f@$king scary to drive lol.

 

What to do about brakes I am not sure, putting rx7 calipers up front with bigger corolla disks and having stock disks on rear would surely cause problems.

I still say RX7 calipers all around. I can get rear calipers for roughly $120 a pair, delivered.

put the stock front discs on the rear with sw20T rear calipers simple

 

 

and its not fun taesing someone wen there not at there desk!!1!1!one1!1!1!

SW20 Turbo calipers. Are they twin or single piston? That'd probably be a damn good option actually. And one hell of a braking setup!!!

my setup st185 front end, my front disc on rear with sw20T rear calipers

 

I LIKE SEXY TIME

But you didn't say what SW20T calipers are like.

 

And the problem is with the disc thickness, not the calipers.

 

The solution may be to a rear disc setup off a later model Corolla or something.

Already decided on front end set up ae93 corolla front disks with rx7 series 4 4pot calipers

 

Not yet sure on the rear me and Adam are still discussing it

With the corolla rear disk set up on DBA states the same part number for like all corollas for the rear