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DJexor
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Location: Netherlands, Den Haag
1985 Toyota Corolla AE86 (early Levin)
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| NZ Trueno wrote: | NZ Trueno = Thread Hijacker 
What sort of wheels are those? |
Those wheels are SSR Professor SP1R
Not many wheels are available anymore from SSR but the SP1R still available new
http://www.rd-tanabe.com/lineup/ssr/sp1r/index.html
another ae with those rims:
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Mosqiton
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Joined: 26 Jun 2006
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Location: Tokyo Japan
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 7:52 am Post subject: |
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| MARK_GT-APEX wrote: | i think i came down the mountain pass in that car in your avatar if im not mistaken?
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That is my car. But that was a while ago now. Who were you with?
I had taken the spoiler off and the wheels are changed now.
I few other things were removed as well.
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Joined: 14 Feb 2007
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Location: tokyo,japan
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 11:35 am Post subject: |
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haha cool , i was with Dino that day, he brough me down from ebisu to the train station, we had a good day only miguel was leaving with a roasted clutch as we were arriving  your car sounds unbelivable, i actually have a video i took while coming down in your car, il try and post it 
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Mux213
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Joined: 16 Aug 2004
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Location: Australie
1984 Toyota Corolla AE86 (early Levin)
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 12:11 pm Post subject: |
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Mark, just upload it as an attachment, plenty of space on the server 
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Iketani
Joined: 14 Feb 2007
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Location: tokyo,japan
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 12:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Mux213 wrote: | | Mark, just upload it as an attachment, plenty of space on the server |
cool ok il give it a go when i get home from work
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Blueneon
Takumi
Joined: 15 Jul 2005
Posts: 400
Location: Folkstone, Kent, UK
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Mosqiton wrote: | | that is right. since I have been here for the last 4 years I have only seen one xx on the road. AE86 is not easy to find in Tokyo but there are quite a few around Kanto and the outskirts of Tokyo |
thats a shame, I am off to tokyo in 8 weeks time (am I excited or WHAT!!! i got 2 weeks to do what i want!) and I was hoping to get lots of pics
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Mux213
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:37 pm Post subject: |
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Terry, make sure you get some phone numbers of some of these guys, I'm sure they won't mind bringing you to the right places
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Blueneon
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Joined: 15 Jul 2005
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Location: Folkstone, Kent, UK
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 1:48 pm Post subject: |
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| Mux213 wrote: | | Terry, make sure you get some phone numbers of some of these guys, I'm sure they won't mind bringing you to the right places |
Now THERE is a plan Bas,
Guys, this is the place i am staying
RYOKAN KANGETSU
1-2-20 Chidori Ota-ku Tokyo Japan
i am there from 13th April to 25th April, would love to meet up its going to be a Japanese car Safari!
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Joined: 26 Jun 2006
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Location: Tokyo Japan
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 2:16 pm Post subject: |
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| MARK_GT-APEX wrote: | | haha cool , i was with Dino that day, he brough me down from ebisu to the train station, we had a good day only miguel was leaving with a roasted clutch as we were arriving your car sounds unbelivable, i actually have a video i took while coming down in your car, il try and post it |
ah ok so you were in Miguels Pajero.
Yes well that red thing had the stupid stereo removed (stupid amps and sub woofers were too heavy). Took the Rays wheels off and got Watanabes on there (a little bit fat) and the seat was upgraded to Bride seat which I had here.
The engine is being re-tuned this weekend. Then might put it on the work dyno when have time.
Have to change the exhaust since it is way too loud for the night runs in the mountains.
Let me know when you come back so we call can catch up again.
There is a track day on at Mobara at the end of this month then another at Nikko next month.
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Joined: 14 Feb 2007
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Location: tokyo,japan
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the exhaust was fairly loud alright, we flew by some roadworkers they didnt know what was going on! those ssr's that were on the back were rubbing like mad too. miguel was there in his ae86, but damaged the clutch. we went up with andy in the truck, he had the FD out that day. il give you a shout for sure, will you be going to ae86 festival?? we also must meet for a night out in roppongi again 
@blueneon if you need to know anything just ask  where your staying is quite near tokyo station as far as i know, you shout have no problem getting around. i know one of the girls and the manager of one of the hotels there, he is like 40years old but street drifts every night in a chaser  il pass on the info to you and tell them your coming if youd like to stay there
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Mosqiton
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| Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 2:47 pm Post subject: |
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| MARK_GT-APEX wrote: | the exhaust was fairly loud alright, we flew by some roadworkers they didnt know what was going on! those ssr's that were on the back were rubbing like mad too. miguel was there in his ae86, but damaged the clutch. we went up with andy in the truck, he had the FD out that day. il give you a shout for sure, will you be going to ae86 festival?? we also must meet for a night out in roppongi again
@blueneon if you need to know anything just ask where your staying is quite near tokyo station as far as i know, you shout have no problem getting around. i know one of the girls and the manager of one of the hotels there, he is like 40years old but street drifts every night in a chaser il pass on the info to you and tell them your coming if youd like to stay there |
damn right about the exhaust. I had issues with doing shakken on that thing. I put the stock cat on and used both silencers in the exhaust and it still registered 111dB! imagine without and no silencers and no cat!
now it is running with the straight pipe no cat and no silencers (was lazy to put it back in). My neighbours didn't say anything yet though.
let me know whne you are coming back. Andy will use one of his AE86 at the AE86 festival but now he is in denial. That guy just wants power only.
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| MARK_GT-APEX wrote: | we also must meet for a night out in roppongi again
@blueneon if you need to know anything just ask where your staying is quite near tokyo station as far as i know, you shout have no problem getting around. i know one of the girls and the manager of one of the hotels there, he is like 40years old but street drifts every night in a chaser il pass on the info to you and tell them your coming if youd like to stay there |
Thanks Mark that would be great
The Manager sounds a cool guy, we picked the original ryokan because of cost (it was cheep!) Id be happy for you to pass on details of his hotel, thanks
Hope we can meet up in April, I must admit i am very nrevous about getting around, My japanese is very weak, i can get the jist of the conversation but not allways! I dont expect anyone to speak english, so I am going to do a LOT of diagrams in my notebook
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Iketani
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Location: tokyo,japan
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i was the same first time i went, but really dude its very easy to get around, the trains are all very well labeled, the people are SOOOOO helpful, theyre amazing, my japanese was very week too, but youd be surprised how many people speak some english. even if you try some japanese they'll be super impressed and help you out. it really is very easy to get around, not at all as hard as i expected make sure you get a rail pass before you go!! and also take lots of cash because yo can only get money from citi bank and post offices. and alot of places surprisingly dont take credit card
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Awsome thanks for the advice, I was wondering about the cash/card thing, ill probably bug you now and again for more help!
Thanks
Terry
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Japan is not a credit card country. 95% of people here use cash.
You should be find if you have your cash card. If you get stuck just contact me and I can give you some pointers.
The train system in Japan is the best in the world so you can go anywhere in Japan with the rail system here.
Tokyo being the main city is where most of the english speaking Japanese will be. If you go out more into the country side then you will struggle.
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Thank you, Ill keep both of youe email addresses handy. is it safe to carry lots of cash tho?
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Iketani
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of course, just keep it safe and you'll be fine, especially on the underground tube where it is sooooo packed. but really the vast majority of people there would never dare rob you, its prob the only place in my life i felt 100% safe walking down an alley at 2 am lol there is very little crime its not in their nature
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Japanese very rarely mug people. Problems are mainly from foreigners.
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