Andrew's JZX110

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l SIC l wrote:I saw you parked at the top of the hill by the lights in the city tonight (Sorry, I don't yet know names of areas lol).
Damn andrew are you cruising the streets for cougars AGAIN.

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Sam wrote:
l SIC l wrote:I saw you parked at the top of the hill by the lights in the city tonight (Sorry, I don't yet know names of areas lol).
Damn andrew are you cruising the streets for cougars AGAIN.
You know it Sam!!!

Simons JZX100 would have been parked behind it

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Yeah probably, I just saw your rims when I stopped at the lights and checked the plate... sure enough :)
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stolen from chris's blog
http://beeoneoneoh.com/


so fuckn sweet dude
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Re: Andrew's JZX110

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17's look so small on them!
Nice pic, how does it slide with the auto?

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Drift that shit yo. Looks bad ass. Just need some 18's or 19's to drift on so it doesn't look so silly :P

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This thing bags it good for auto! good control for first time out too!

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Cheers fellows, cool day Mike, hope there are some more in the pipeline, got a few things to sort out, guard clearance, stiffer suspension etc. Car went really well for auto, went for the clutch a couple of times while handbraking haha.
Felt good for its first outing, even more paranoid about taking out a wall in this thing though. Compared to the S15 it would slide alot smoother and the switches werent as violent but no where near as nimble. Factory lock is pretty damn good. Cant wait to get the manual gear over here!
19 / 17 rear stagger is the in thing :lol:

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Thought I would update this.

Have done a few things, Stiffer springs allround, now running 16k front and 14k rear, the Billspeer boys made up some knuckles, lock is a whole lot better, makes for some good angle entrys. If you are into drifting contact these guys!!!

Went to a hampton drift day a few weeks back, car went real well, shreads tyres to bits with the torque, will flare guards and pull out a heap of camber once i fit my new wheels.
Anyways, a few pics from this dude:
From his blog: http://www.freshlywhipped.co.nz/garagehhamp
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Farkin wicked bro! Good to see someone with a JZX110 who's not afraid to get out there and slide it! :D
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