Toyspeed

kiwi4agze wrote:

Grrrrrrr! wrote:At that age you should be wise enough to let her do the hard work

Blah at that, cause once your finished she would want to cuddle.. this way you can fake a hammie strain and fall off..... is all about tatics..

Now that is pure class, right there.

BZG Wagon wrote:

amdeman wrote:A young 40 year old.

They do say that 40 is the new 30... Right?

Only 40 year olds say that....

Cause we can...

Grrrrrrr! wrote:At that age you should be wise enough to let her do the hard work

Ah-men to that!

A young 40 year old.

They do say that 40 is the new 30... Right?

That is thinking out of the box!

Imagine being able to.say that there's two large hairy balls under the hood...

How often do a set of late model 4 or 7afe tubular headers show up on the yards?

rollaholic wrote:-F +G

Nicely put.

Don't waste your money. You aren't going to notice any difference except for the placebo effect. You would be better off putting the money in a jar with "4age fund" written on it. Falls into the category of polishing a turd.

Damn it!

This idea certainly holds a lot of goodness, and ...

Good / bad?

Any other suggestions or ideas?

new_breed wrote:Just remember car parts are like women.
Cheap ones will look nasty, ride poorly and probably end up on someone elses car.
Expensive ones will look good, ride well and still probably end up on someone elses car.

That is so my new Sig!

And, oh, so true!

vr4boy wrote:how much can you do tein s-tech's for tsoob?

Make that two sets...

TRDWGN wrote:Tein S Techs for a BZ-R levin have the best spring rates, and will slot in no prob's

Tein do about half a dozen or more variants for the various AE101, AE111 models

Ah, might be the key to it.
Any idea how to find that out; seems like there's very limited info on the websites seen so far?

Cheers guys, with the great info like that makes the decision much easier.

Who's got good hook-ups with Tein?

Mr Revhead wrote:Tein or TRD can't be beat really.

Looks like the 'T's have it.

Are there still TRD springs around for the AE101?

Bazda wrote:Had teins in my mates AE111 carib wagon. They were great, not that low though. He paid like $300 for the set with the special on trademe.

That's another tick in the Tein column.

What about the other brand options?

What's the ride quality like with Teins though? I remember on my brother's old Glanza V he installed Tein S-Tech springs and the ride comfort was terrible. Sure, it handled well and made it look very low, but for a daily driver it was nowhere near comfortable.

Hmmm... Food for thought.

Which ...

touge_ae101 wrote:tein hands down. properly matched rates to ae101 and have a good amount of drop and handle really really well. had jamexs before i had the tein's and the difference was night and day.

Sweet, thanks for that.
What shocks did you run with them?

Where to find Teins in Auckland?

With so many options around, be fair to say that the main contenders are Dobbi Sport, King, Tein, H&R, B&G, Jamex?

Any suggestions opinions and experiences are greatly welcomed.

After a set biased more toward quality and comfort than low, some lowering than slamming.

Background the car is ...

KIPH8N wrote:McDonald's carpark Greenlane?
Always worked for other car clubs.

Dont you think its gonna be packed?[/quote]

Floating an idea.

Suggestions welcomed.

KIPH8N wrote:Yeah sunday would be great as most people would have their day off. Do you guys think western springs is a good place to meet up or somewhere else.

McDonald's carpark Greenlane?
Always worked for other car clubs.