My AE86 with SR20DET engine
04-30-2011, 07:10 PM
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My AE86 with SR20DET engine
This is my AE86 with Silvia engine all done by me.

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04-30-2011, 09:08 PM
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My AE86 with SR20DET engine
Nice clean look and really shiny. Do you have any videos of it?

Project AE86 now begun.

Cars I have owned:
Toyota Starlet EP91 1,3 16v Turbo, 200hp
Toyota Starlet EP71 1,3 12v Sport
Mercedes 207D camper, 1977.
Toyota Starlet EP70 with a 174hp Silvertop 20v See video here:
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/Star...079edc.htm
Toyota Corolla AE101 with a 164hp Silvertop 20v. (Evolution bodykit and candycolor paint).
Volvo 240 2,1 (The only car I have maked money on).
Toyota Corolla EE90 (my first car)
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04-30-2011, 09:28 PM
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My AE86 with SR20DET engine
well done diff specs?

no problem with turbo and steering shaft?

I'm so JDM I put everything sideways.
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05-01-2011, 01:42 AM
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My AE86 with SR20DET engine
No dont have videos of it but im gonna take one soon. I custom made the back of the turbo and dont have any problem at the moment.
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05-01-2011, 10:13 AM
Post: #5
My AE86 with SR20DET engine
Car looks stunning! Great job!

The only problem I have with the car are those rims, looks too modern for a Hachi I think. Looks to me like a ricer Wink
Perhaps get some deep old school watanabe or RSS mesh and incorporate that red-line into those instead.
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05-01-2011, 10:28 AM
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My AE86 with SR20DET engine
Bentley probably the brakes would not fit at any chance, why fit oldschool watanabes on 80s car. But the rims are too much also for me, some edgier 15inch 80s style wheels would be fine (enkei, OZ racing, te37? come on mind) Otherwise its perfect, not a fan of swaps but this is executed nicely.
The fact is you dont need to lower that much a get better fitment with bigger outside diameter also you have bigger contact area and grip and reduce the final ratio little bit which is good for torque aplications like this.

Lex what size are they rim/rubber?

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