shorty

Me and grant should be picking this up next week wont let you break it. Between the two of us im sure we can fix it

id be well up to it if i wasnt working, and hadnt blown up my ep85!

ah right different size shoes too i guess then?

hmmm, i thought they where the same tbh, bump this up for one of the more experienced 4paw lads

Fook me "i am legend" your one to talk haha!! Thats not a shocking quote all things considered, and tbh looking at your thread title i expected an insane crazy quote! If its gonna be tight just dont drive an sr, and get a standard ep91 will prob be a saving as its not as of the sr is faster tbf.

Txt you about the cage dude

Can anyone confirm if the ep85 rear drums are the same size as na uk drums? Do all starlets share the same rear drums?? Im fairly sure they do as all the shoes apear to be the shame but would like confirmation before investing in new drums.

Toyo's are shite tbh, wether it be r1 or r888 or proxie 4's! Yokohama are the best tyre out imo, the prada spec 2 is awesome on road and occasional track and the ao48 (is what taggy ment) is amazing on track or dry road but does wear quick, however they do a medium compound wich lasts a tad longer and is a tiny bit less grippy. The prada spec 2 has strong side walls and is standard on evo's and the ao48 has very storng side walls and is just grippy as hell!! This based on both my own experience with tyres and the fact two of my mates own tyre shops so i have tryed allsorts and have their exper

miesters are built to work better on the uk roads than the jdm coilovers mate. a coilover will always be beter on a track than a spring/shock combo. with any coilover all you would want to do is stffen it up on the damping adjuster to give a tighter feel and less flex/lean, exactly the same is acheaved from a jdm set its just when you go back to the road and soften the damping on a jdm set its normaly still break your back stiff lol miesters are just a better suited set to the uk roads as they where designed in the uk not in japan for japanese roads. sorry georgie went a tad off subject, ca

fast on track and even faster on project builds love it dude, the progress is just nuts!

As above hadeling/brakes chasis mods ect should be on the list too. Im sure starbuck knows what to put on more or less

awseome build dude! coming on well. where did you buy the home flocking kit? been after one for ages

yea he mentioned that to me drop him a pm about discs for your kit, he will be able to sort them out. i normaly deal with brakes for people but as your having his lsd and he deals with our supplier it makes sense for him to do it on this ocation

yea man is always the discs with this set up that cuase the issue, the option is the d4d discs milled down to 260mm with an 8mm spacer or the disc we run. check out caazac's glanza build as he has my old ae111 kit and there is no spacers anywhere needed

The issue you have is all in the disc, its the wrong type and is going to cause you no end of headache!! You will need to space the caliper to clear the disc but then will posably find the caliper will foul the inside of the alloys you use at it will sit further out (if that makes sense? Fire turbo grant a pm as he and i both have run a different disc wich we have machined slightly wich is a bolt on solution, no spaceres ect needed. Just tell him shorty said he could help you out, and he will price some up

Is my bad tbh john, i was pitched else where and only stopped off at the stand a couple of times for a breif moment and allday on the saturday i had to leave for a wedding. But dont worry ill be at basicaly every show next year and the mountian goat will be on track at every opertunity

Yea man ill give ya a buzz and arrange when we are gonna get started ripping the old lump out ect its all waiting on the loom to turn up atm before we can get going

depends tbh does the donut sit behind the disc? if so yea id ditch it and try without, the centre ring of a hub is there to locate the alloy the disc dost have any where to go with 4 studs and an alloy holding it load some pics up too if you can as i can help easier if i can see what im looking at. me and turbo grant have played around with tons of combos for the twin pots

good man!! you certianly arnt hanging around dude is an epic build!!!

next week at some point ill get started i think well i say i but i mean we lol as grant and chris will no doubt get stuck in aswell

think your right, the 4paw section is very quiet these days, fwd boys are jelious of our extra grip maybe?? pic looks good man, is that the k1 powered beast? love the mix match colour sceme!! got ,my vote as soon as it opens to voting

looks good mike awesome photo location!

i dont see why not but the disc will sit quite far back id of thought? the donut isnt realy needed imo as it serves little purpose the disc cant move anyway once the wheel is bolted on.

good man! and yea if its just vibration its most likely a mount is either worn or loose.

you will need to run a spacer behind the disc, the e30 is not the best disc to use tbh, when using corrola d4d discs you need around a 8mm spacers so im not shocked the e30 is around 10mm,