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Got some BC Golds When I installed them I rolled all four gaurds. If I was to do it again I would have of rolled them with the standard suspension on first, and not with the BC Golds on because the gaurd roller was to long to fit properly. I ended up using a soft hammer and a heat gun. Front could do with a bit more, but pretty happy with the results. Got some new rims, super happy

Yep i'm working on it Photobucket is being an ass and wont show me some of my pictures.

I found this whilst doing some maintenance PCV valve or spark plug?

Hi everybody, this here is my 1997 Glanza V. It was in a pretty bad state when I purchased the car late last year. The drive home from Tauranga to Auckland was so sketchy, the suspension was buggered, tyres where shot and it was bucketing down with rain. It was missing the charcoal cannister and a bung in the firewall, so I was getting pretty toasted from the fumes. The cars has been pretty much parked up since as I slowly get parts. The short term plan is to get coilovers to fix the dodgy suspension, new exhaust, and new seats before I get it certified and road registed. Here in New Zeala

Thanks for the welcomes everybody. Garreth, I'm on starlet central but have never posted anything. I think we have a friend in common called Stu.

Thanks Steve, much appreciated.

Hi everybody, my names Andrew and i'm from Auckland New Zealand. I've been lurking around these forums for a little while now, and i'm impressed with what you guys are doing to your Starlets. I rarely see any well modified Starlet's over here, most people are into drift cars or Evo's and STI's. I have recently purchased a 1997 Glanza V. I wanted a cheap fun little car that i could learn to modify myself, use as a daily driver and eventually take to the track once and a while. I'll create a build thread soon, but as I have a wife and a mortgage, progress will probably be slow. Thanks for tak