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Come on guys, take the opportunity and get one cheap while we can get them and not miss the production run, then we can have one installed before Taupo trackday :)

You only saw the one, I think laurence would have seen a good one as well , I blame the co driver, he was making me do it

I must say that the ride with my Apexi N1 is far superior to the standard setup. The kit comes standard with 11kgf/mm springs for the front and 9 kgf/mm in the rear. I believe the only thing I still need to do is the swaybars. I had no real problem on the wet winding roads on the cruise, the only issue would have been that I had to raise the car another 20 mm the night before to allow for the *BLEEP*ty rough backroads and the fact I had no time to get a wheel alignment done, so that did effect the feel a little. The only times the car stepped out of line was when I fully intended on it happening

Keith you can count me in on the bulk flywheel deal. Just let me know the final cost.

hey dude, you should sell the IS when its fixed, buy an Altezza and use the extra money to fit all the extra go fast bits :) Still its a bummer dude, I hope the insurance doesnt stuff you around to much and they dont use browns bay panelbeaters aye!

Im very keen to hear how it goes, I was looking into using NOS myself originally but wasnt to keen on being the first here to try it on the altezza.. What size jet have you put in?

I agree :)

TRD do one that changes the speedo to where the rev counter is and the rev counter to the large center guage. It goes to 240kmh and 10000 rpm. From memory its around NZ$1700

Dude, Its only just run in B)

Oh yeah, how rude of me....Welcome to the club Lisa! Im glad you have seen the light and converted to style from unreliable power. If you win Lotto...Can I have a turbo too? :D Maybe us aucklanders could cruise to the Waikato one weekend???

Yay.... Im so happy to hear more and more people getting rid of their subarus.

Hey Jeremy, good to see you made it, welcome dude. Aaron

Im also sick of turning it off, and am going to look into a way of switching it off with some sort of relay when the engine is started. My old man is an auto sparky so I will talk to him about it.

Cheers guys, I appreciate it. May this year never end....I refuse to turn 30 <_<

Hey now, thats enough of the grandad talk there buddy, Im not having anymore birthdays, from now on life will be one big long year, so forever 29! the dreaded 30 shall never come <_< Anyway cheers dude Aaron.

cheers Stephen, I dont really want to move out there, its the cat, he likes the female felines out that way ;)

I know it is by the way it skids in gravel and on the wet roads, If it was an open non-LSD then only the wheel with the least load would spin. toyota uses a Torsen LSD which is a TORque SENsing LSD. They are a very good thing, as they always spread the torque evenly between both wheels at all times, so even if you have one tyre on ice and the other on tarmac, both wheels will spin evenly. If you jack the car up and spin the wheels you wouldnt think it is a LSD if you are used to the old clutch type LSD which uses friction to lock the two wheels and would make it really tight to turn. There are a couple of different ways of getting the LSD to work - There are the options of a '1 way, 1.5 way, or 2 way'. What this means is that with a '1 way', you only get the LSD action when under power. A '1.5 way' has a little LSD action when on trailing throttle. (good for controlling the car when cornering) And finally the '2 way', which is the drift driver's dream, as the car will want to slide everywhere. ;) Not the fastest way to get around a corner, but it looks pretty cool and *BLEEP*loads of fun. Torsen type diff friction clutch type diff

my rs200z has traction control and LSD standard unless someone in japan changed it

Yeah Haydens right, the cat cooks a mean feed. :D

Hey anyone around Howick/ Botany wanting a flatmate or wanting to move into a house around that area?

Hey guys, I also love getting the altezza into a bit of sideways action, but because its to dangerous on the open road and therefore on the pocket when caught, I am looking for a willing car enthusiastic farmer to lend us a small piece of grass for a grass gymkhana. They are alot of fun and it also teaches a bit of car control, so when I find a farmer willing I shall let you know ps. Its also nicer on the tires :)

TRD front (yellow) stabilizer is 49% stiffer than standard according to www.trdparts.jp

I also think less is better. deffinitly need the logo, web address, pic of nice car/s and maybe a list of cars welcome on the back or something,

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