man i want a huge hairdryer on a 2JZ in a d/cab hilux jacked to the max with some 35" tyres

or a boring ol 1UZ hmmm

2.5jz for moar win bro. 1jz head on 2jz bottom end

now youre just talking my kind of language!!?
drove a n/a supra powered d/c once and boy it was fun - all fitted ok but a huffer + cubes = offroad fantastic

shmoodiver wrote:2.5jz for moar win bro. 1jz head on 2jz bottom end

Thats a 1.5JZ

but yes moar win

i thought it was a 1 1/8 jz?

That would be retarded.

I am truely scared by the Toyota Hilux we have at work. Only vehicle I have crossed up on a straight bit of road. In 5th gear at 100kph accelerated to pass a truck, the back end followed the camber of the road.
Like most 4x4's it has the turning circle of the Aratika so the Mad drift broz was limited to me momentarily shitting myself and then pretending to my mate that I had done it intentionally.

There's a Lynx like mine floating around somewhere with a 1UZ in it...
Also in the Lynx club register from 1990, there were 2 V8s, one a Rover 3.5, the other a 4.4l from a P76!!

ShoreBoy wrote:There's a Lynx like mine floating around somewhere with a 1UZ in it...
Also in the Lynx club register from 1990, there were 2 V8s, one a Rover 3.5, the other a 4.4l from a P76!!

There is a lotus7 replica in Oz (Forget the name) with a LS3 GenII with a centrifugal supercharger

The 3 door hatchback we having to go as it to small for our family. Me, the Mrs, 3 year old and one due in 3 months time.
The wife has clearly stated no Volvo/Saab or anything British or French. It needs to be 5 door and under €2000.
As this place is LHD there are alot of american cars I thought I shouldn't write out the options. I would like a late 60's or early 70's one but they are a bit out of my budget. Any advice on these?

I have been surfing the local trademe here and here are a few examples (yes it is in Finnish)
http://www.nettiauto.com/chevrolet/caprice/3053360
http://www.nettiauto.com/dodge/aspen/3023972
http://www.nettiauto.com/ford/ltd/3105508
http://www.nettiauto.com/oldsmobile/custom-cruiser/2841728

All that stuff is considered unusual over here for sure, so might be hard finding anyone with any 'hands-on' experience with any of them. To me, the Olds and the Dodge look like trouble. Im an unashamed Ford fan, but of the 4 I would be looking at the Caprice. Sure the 305 is nothing special, but if anything ever went majorly wrong with the motor (or trans), replacement belly-button motor (350) is straight bolt-in deal, and lets face it, nothing says 'caring parent' like a Matt-black american station wagon.

Had the Twin Rivers Classic Car run come passed our place today. Everything from Model Ts to American muscle to Euro classics to a couple of supercars.
Heaven

I had a stream of stangs go past me just before everything from 1960's? to what looked like a 2009 Shelby

holy shit, I think I just jizzed in my pants:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 724776.htm

awesome!