XQUSIS: Tristan's Mark II JZX110 IR-V

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It's been a while since I posted something on this thread.... well nothing much has been done to this car, just a few bits like:

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today, I swung by NST to browse on parts, ended up getting this:

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next month, I'm looking at Cusco swaybars and/or a new set of wheels...

or maybe just go for a brand new r154 conversion from NST.. gotta wait for the result on Peter's car first (VR25) ;)

oh yeah, Thanks to Peter Deedman and Nick Chiew @ North Shore Toyota

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Good shit!
murdoko wrote:next month, I'm looking at Cusco swaybars and/or a new set of wheels...
Coilovers!!!
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Re: XQUSIS: Murdoko's Mark II JZX110 IR-V

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Go the rear sway bar - I would've done that instead of the strut brace.

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how much was the strut brace?

btw, hide that earthing kit!!

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Re: XQUSIS: Murdoko's Mark II JZX110 IR-V

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looking good man. ^^ or just get rid of it.. earthing kits snake oil la
sway bars and decent tires.. doo eet :)

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Thanks for the feedback guys!

the strut brace is about $270. yeah I know its better to go for the swaybars first. However, it doesnt really matter if you're gonna get the whole lot right?? this was the last front brace for the jzx110 turbo that's why I grabbed it. ;)

I got coilovers lined up but Espelir springs should do for now. It's already scraping on tricky roads as it is. I don't wanna damage the underbody.

After much thought, I'll definitely go for swaybars first. I haven't really found a set of wheels that I absolutely like... I might save the wheels for last as I'm really keen on converting this thing to manual. so far it's about 5.5k worth of brand new parts from NST so it's actually quite cheap! that includes an aftermarket flywheel and clutch. Like I said, just waiting for Peter to complete his conversion so I know exactly what I'm gonna do step by step.

I couldve bought the whole lot today: coilovers, wheels, swaybars, etc... but where's the fun in that!! gotta pace myself!! :P HAHAHA

is the earthing kit really that bad? :S

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Alex wrote:looking good man. ^^ or just get rid of it.. earthing kits snake oil la
sway bars and decent tires.. doo eet :)
cheers man, yeah I'll definitely invest on good tyres.. whats the point of power if you can't turn.. :D

sucks Rota's doesn't have decent staggered sets atm... correct me if I'm wrong :)

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murdoko wrote:sucks Rota's doesn't have decent staggered sets atm... correct me if I'm wrong :)
They do. Depends on the wheel of course, but if you want a staggered fitment I reckon the Rota Torque (TE37 copy) in 18x9.5 +20 front and 18x10 +15 rear would be mint on your car!
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Coming along nicely! Swaybars are well worth it, makes it handle alot better especially when tracking it. Manual conversion would be well worth it man.

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murdoko wrote: It's already scraping on tricky roads as it is. I don't wanna damage the underbody.
sorry my man, but this is a fail. :)

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