Nothing that crazy.
Would only be a 2.0T/2.5T.
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CRUISN's Gen2 JDM style surf wagon
Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by cruisn » Sun Jun 02, 2013 4:39 pm
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by bigBADbenny » Sun Jun 02, 2013 7:19 pm
cruisn wrote:V5 STi 4.44 5 speed, STi pitch stopper, GDB WRX sports pedal set, new leather shift boot and STi leather shift knob.
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by cliffo3rb » Sun Jun 02, 2013 7:45 pm
Nice one as always Mark!
What did you use to support the tranny when mating it with the engine? Must have been heavy!
What did you use to support the tranny when mating it with the engine? Must have been heavy!
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by bosc0 » Sun Jun 02, 2013 8:17 pm
Mad! Double clutchin like a baws.
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by cruisn » Sun Jun 02, 2013 8:31 pm
Thanks guys. 
Just drove 40kms to work and its sweet. Tight as a nuns proverbial (installed all new shifter bushes) and I can believe how close the throw is between gears, well I have been driving a 5spd Kia Rio all week.
I made a plate 400 X 200 that locates and is locked into the lowline jack. Works just like a trans jack. Removed the auto trans and fitted the manual trans solo.
Just drove 40kms to work and its sweet. Tight as a nuns proverbial (installed all new shifter bushes) and I can believe how close the throw is between gears, well I have been driving a 5spd Kia Rio all week.
cliffo3rb wrote:
What did you use to support the tranny when mating it with the engine? Must have been heavy!
I made a plate 400 X 200 that locates and is locked into the lowline jack. Works just like a trans jack. Removed the auto trans and fitted the manual trans solo.
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by bigBADbenny » Sun Jun 02, 2013 8:43 pm
How high did you jack stand the Lib?
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by cruisn » Sun Jun 02, 2013 8:52 pm
I should of taken a pic.....
Sills were about 500mm off the ground.
Sills were about 500mm off the ground.
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by AB501UT!0N » Sun Jun 02, 2013 10:07 pm
cruisn wrote:I should of taken a pic.....
Sills were about 500mm off the ground.
haha 4x4 much! And I saw Mark's car again today and it is so clean and well executed
Keep up the awesome work!jakey wrote:.... goshgollywingwong
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by 04GTLIB » Mon Jun 03, 2013 9:59 am
Awesome work mate, can't wait to see it with the new wheels fitted.
Cheers,
Rusty.
Cheers,
Rusty.
19" Koya wheels - STI front lip - STI Scuff Plates - STI Shift Knob - STI Pedal Set - Blitz A/C filter - Battery and ABS covers - Hyperflow TMIC - Auto Meter boost gauge and fabricated pod - EXOTIC EXHAUST ceramic coated dump pipe, hi flow cat, 3" centre pipe and fabricated rear mufflers - BC Racing Coil Overs - Phat lower control arm bushes - Whiteline rear camber bushes - Rallitek end links - Valenti LED tail lights - DBA Slotted rotors - QFM pads - Goodridge Brake Lines.
Coming soon - Spec B front - Kinugawa turbo upgrade
Coming soon - Spec B front - Kinugawa turbo upgrade
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by alessandro132 » Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:27 am
cruisn wrote:Tight as a nuns proverbial...
Toight loike a toiger!
TEAM TOYOTA | TEAM HKS
Cusco, HPI, HKS, and a few other bits...
Cusco, HPI, HKS, and a few other bits...
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by Boostaddict » Mon Jun 03, 2013 10:39 am
alessandro132 wrote:cruisn wrote:Tight as a nuns proverbial...
Toight loike a toiger!
Hahaha so very toight!!!
Not a Subaru...... Something MUCH better
NOPE..... That's shit too. Bus anyone??
NOPE..... That's shit too. Bus anyone??
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by cruisn » Thu Jun 13, 2013 3:39 pm
Just doing little tidy ups atm....
New weather seals going on all round, plus cleaning the 16 years of crap off the paint underneath them.
New weather seals going on all round, plus cleaning the 16 years of crap off the paint underneath them.
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by bosc0 » Thu Jun 13, 2013 8:38 pm
No rust patches back there... Win! The Gen 1's were notorious for it.
The little things that count.
The little things that count.
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by cruisn » Sat Jun 22, 2013 3:24 pm
A few more little additions making it more JDM spec...
Fujitsubo NA muffler. Smaller and quieter than the Ganador turbo muffler.
JDM speedo and tacho. 180km/7000rpm redline vs AUDM 220km/6500rpm redline. Just little things. I couldnt fit the whole cluster as theres a few wiring differences with the symbols around the cluster.
Retrofit JDM puddle lamps into my door trims.
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After...
Fujitsubo NA muffler. Smaller and quieter than the Ganador turbo muffler.
JDM speedo and tacho. 180km/7000rpm redline vs AUDM 220km/6500rpm redline. Just little things. I couldnt fit the whole cluster as theres a few wiring differences with the symbols around the cluster.
Retrofit JDM puddle lamps into my door trims.
Before...
After...
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Re: Member Profile - CRUISN's work / surf hack.
by Jack_Keaka » Sat Jun 22, 2013 4:32 pm
Nice work Mark, been on the lookout for courtesy lights for mine also.
Just read your whole thread, this car seems like it has been a nice blank canvas for you.
Can't wait to see what other rims this car will get!
Just read your whole thread, this car seems like it has been a nice blank canvas for you.
Can't wait to see what other rims this car will get!
Apparently i've never been on live television before
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