August 11, 201214 yr comment_620618 how did i miss this thread? good to see another 82 on the forums :) Report
August 11, 201214 yr Author comment_620625 how did i miss this thread? good to see another 82 on the forums :) thanks mate..! Its still a bit too high IMO, especially in the front :P Good to see youre enjoying the car though... not enough 82's get the lovin they deserve :) thanks mate and yeah front is on the list of things to do. wanted to get the rear right, then wait and see how it looks. totally agree with you followed your 2 guys' rides threads for tips, BTW both here and the 82 forums <3 Edited August 11, 201214 yr by nerfbat Report
August 12, 201214 yr comment_620631 I have a shit ton of ae82 parts still so let me know if you need something. Report
August 12, 201214 yr comment_620705 thanks mate..! thanks mate and yeah front is on the list of things to do. wanted to get the rear right, then wait and see how it looks. totally agree with you followed your 2 guys' rides threads for tips, BTW both here and the 82 forums <3 is this posted up on ae82oc? Report
August 12, 201214 yr Author comment_620706 I have a shit ton of ae82 parts still so let me know if you need something. thanks mate. will msg ya when i figure out what i need is this posted up on ae82oc? and yeah mate. tho i havent updated since i got the 2nd car, from memory Edited August 12, 201214 yr by nerfbat Report
August 12, 201214 yr comment_620721 driving her home the night i bought her.. freeeziiinnnngg more to come thanks for your time looks like a skinny santa driving :harhar: :harhar: and when were you going to tell me about it??? Report
August 12, 201214 yr Author comment_620729 haha.! and yeah mate. been meaning to rock around and check out your progress, and show ya then sorry. been crazy, wife working heaps when I'm not working Report
August 12, 201214 yr comment_620731 thats cool as i have been working on the door and rear spoiler for Ryan's GP turbo corolla so i havnt been able to get much done to mine (apart from that little bit of painting i did) Report
August 15, 201214 yr Author comment_621357 sweet mate..! and a lil update: got around to dropping off the damaged rim to Street Art Wheels for repairs it still held air...lol gonna cost at least 200bucks to fix her, but i was guessing that a new buddy club wheel 17x7 would cost about the same? tried calling tripple9 in Brisbane, but they didnt answer. then i realized it's probably show holiday for them Brisbanites... when its fixed or replaced, gonna wrap 2 new 205/40/17's on the back wheels. then tidy her up a bit, including the wiring, b4 paint Report
August 22, 201214 yr Author comment_622625 rim should be done by friday, and both rear wheels wrapped in new 205/40/17s also started on the broken wheel stud removed the hub and ordered a replacement stud for $6 from Street Art Wheels also looking at how to relocate the battery to the boot, cheaply. nfi if i will tho, just checking it out Edited August 22, 201214 yr by nerfbat Report
August 22, 201214 yr comment_622676 Should have left the hub on the car. - remove the caliper and rotor. - Get a ball joint (or tie rod? can't remember) separator to take the stud out. (cheap tool from bursons) - Use some kind of spacer and a wheel nut you wont use to draw it back in. Takes me about 10 to 15 minutes max to change the studs on a wheel and it always pulls them in nice and straight Report
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