JZX NZ

Was dark green but paint was shot so now is dark blue, not the best paint job but looks a whole lot better than it did before. Quite a unique car with the paint and wheel combo. I still remember that fantastic engine bay :D Should have kept it just like that... ultra bonus points for unique style :D

Hot DANG! About time!! Been waiting ages to see some decent updates on this thing!!!

More info on those rear end/subframe bushes cuz?

I've got aftermarket swaybars front and rear, they rock my woolie socks off

Ok, so umm... heres my photos. Unfortunately all pretty shit quality as I completely forgot to change the settings on the camera so they're all a bit washed out and over exposed :\ http://www.boost.org.nz/Media/Events/2011/JZXNZ-does-OS-Meet/IMG_2813.JPG http://www.boost.org.nz/Media/Events/2011/JZX...

PSIBRG wrote:What size are the wheels on this beast?

With the amount of stretch the 225's had on them, I'd be guessing 18x10 and from the stance, probably +15-+20 offset...

VR25 wrote:Well hello , ever thought about a 2JZGTE IS250 to replace the Tezz .

That sounds like a fantastic plan... get onto it Nick

Twas an awesome day, great to meet you all (and catch up with some old faces)... As promised, heres my photos from today... http://www.boost.org.nz/Media/Events/2011/JZXNZ-does-OS-Meet/IMG_2834.JPG Oh yeah, and some other cars showed up too :P Definitely big thanks and appreciation to North Shore To...

my woman waxed and cleaned my car, looks bloody amazing shame the drive from hamilton to auckland will stuff all the hard work put in still looonie still up to meet in dury then continue from there? Yup yup, still with original plan... txt0r me and I'll meet you guys at the cop stop :) Can you drop...

Well stage one of ricing up my car for the meet is done :D Changed the front grille over from my chrome one to the Tourer V black one, put on some bling bling LED driving lights and threw on (quite literally) my side skirts... Stage two tomorrow is to wash it and still have it look like shit :D It p...

Cut and polish with a rotary buffer works best on the outside. Do this step first, if you find its still yellow then you will probably need to bake them and polish up the inside. Inside is a bit harder due to confines and curves, can be done using toothpaste, brasso, plastic polish or normal cut and...