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First post here since migrating from the kindergarten that is AE86DC...

 

11/1985 AE86 Levin APEX

 

 

 

Suspension:

Front:

-TRD Coilovers, steel sleeve, TRD Green 8kg~ spring

-Tokico HTS 102f

-Cusco camber tops

-T3 33mm RCA's

-Urethane bushes

-Whiteline strut bar

 

Rear:

-TRD blue 8 ways

-TRD springs

-Whiteline adjustable panhard rod

-Whiteline 4 link with adjustable tops

-T3 traction brackets

-Urethane bushes

 

 

Engine/Diff/Driveline:

-Rebuilt AE92/3 smallport 100kw motor

-TRD 272 degree 7.5mm lift camshafts

-TRD 0.8mm head gasket

-T3 adjustable cam gears

-Billet aluminium harmonic balancer and oversized water pump pulley

-Penrite 15-60

-cut and shut manifold

-Top Gun 8.8mm leads

-NGK R plugs

-TRD copy extractors

-2 1/4" extractors back, under diff exhaust

-VT commodore oil cooler

-TRD/Exedy heavy duty clutch

-TODA 3.6kg 200mm flywheel

-TRD short shifter

-Cusco brake stopper

-Cusco oil catch can

-TRD 2way LSD in rebuilt diff - new bearings/ 4.3 cw&p, Penrite 140 LSD gear oil

-Rebuilt rear calipers

-RDA slotted rotors and A1RM pads (all round)

-Braided lines (all round)

-PBR brake fluid

-Homemade air box with K&N pod

-Brand new manual rack with T3 maunal rack adaptor bushings and super pro bushings (power steering crossmember)

-AJPS Motorsport tie rods

-AJPS fully sealed ball joints

 

 

Interior:

-Velo drivers seat

-Nardi wheel

-TRD resin gear knob

-stripped interior

-Cusco 5 Point half cage

-Speco electric oil temp gauge

-Omori mechanical oil pressure gauge

 

 

Exterior:

13 x 7 Enkie +0, 205/60 Federal 595

Brand new front bar

Brand new bar indicators

Reconditioned rear bar

 

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and the latest picture after wrangling with a semi trailer...

 

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actually went down to the smash repairers today to sort out some issues and good news is that the car is well on its way to recovery. brand new front bumper, lights, parkers, bumper mounts, brand new steering rack and tie rod ends, couple of welds on the chassis rail (more on that later 0_o), another LHS guard, paint bonnet, guard, door, rear quater bot bumpers and mirrors.

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cheers terry, will hit you and matt up once i get the car back.

 

semi trailer story goes:

 

i was travelling inbound on the centenary highway just after the centenary bridge where the bend at figtree pocket goes around to the right. i was in the right hand lane just on the approach to the start of the bend in the road when a semi with a three axle flatbed trailer snaked into my lane. as the concrete divider was to my right and the road was pretty wet from the constent rain we had before the floods, i had absolutely no where to go and not enough space to brake in time. the back end of the trailer collected the front LHS on my car and i got stuck between the two rear axles and was dragged along for roughly 20-25~ metres. just before the apex i somehow became unstuck, i guess as the trailer was straightening up, and realised it has smashed my steering rack so i had no other choice than to tap the brakes and let the car slide across both lanes into the gravel and armco on the left hand shoulder. luckily there wasn't anyone else directly behind me.

 

worst part is the truck nor anyone else stopped. tow truck rocked up pretty quick (as they do...) and was towed to their holding yard at sumner park. the following monday the car was towed to crawford smash repairs where it has been since. almost a month later the parts have finally arrived and the car is on the mend.

 

i made a police report and tried to get cctv footage from tmr but the camera which would have captured the whole thing was facing the other way... so i'm left with a $750 excess and the shit fight that is insurance and their half arse work ethic when it comes to import cars which they apparently specialise in.

 

i spoke to the assessor at crawford yesterday (nice people) and discovered that there is a crack in the chassis rail which he believes was previously there, which could be true as the car had been involved in an incident previously (most likely track related). however i don't think ruling out the latest incident as the cause is completely fair, even though they are going to weld it up for me. he did make the comment that he thinks the wheel alignment will be difficult as a result, but here is where my luck starts to turn around, well sort of! if they can't align it then it will become their problem as i got an alignment done one day prior to the accident and have the copy on the specs infront of me, all quite aligned!

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righto, here as some pics of the coilovers before they went in. got them from some guy's girl friend down the gold coast for $350? i can't remember but they were cheap!

 

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and this was taken at a jdmst meet a while back. notice the old rally style height!

 

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