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whitestar

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  1. The budget build has gone more and more out of hand and it peaked a few weeks ago when the car was asked to be part of Finland's biggest car show American Car Show / Tuning Car Show 2018 in Helsinki Follow me on Instagram if you already don't: https://www.instagram.com/ollyollee/
  2. Good job, looks brilliant! I've always loved these sky blue starlets.
  3. They're 14x9.5" at front and 14x10" at back. All are ET15, but rear has 5mm spacers to clear the beam and front has 3mm spacers to clear the brakes.
  4. Hi again! Almost a year has passed and all the photos have disappeared. This is my EP70 from yesterday.
  5. Haha, cool to see more Glanzas from Finland! I live in Helsinki, but our garage is in Tuusula, near Järvenpää. Drop me a private message if you need to ask anything about Starlets. You can check my Glanza and EP70 Starlet pics here: https://www.instagram.com/ollyollee/ I will gladly help and answer any questions. I'm not a professional, but I've been around Starlets from 2002 so I might know something. Your Glanza looks good, the coilovers make a huge difference! Keep up!
  6. I have the same kit in 34mm, and I think I need 31mm for my Glanza. Wanna swap? PM me if you're up for swaps!
  7. Big up bro! Yeah I remember you. ET40 might be a good idea. My only concern would be that would the rims touch the shocks. That can be arranged with spacers of course, but then you will probably need some longer wheel studs. You could put ET25 to front and ET40 for the rear?
  8. You just need an adjustable panhard rod for the rears to fit nicely, and some rolling for the fenders too..
  9. This is 16x8 ET25 with stretched tires in size 195/40
  10. 16x7.5" ET35. ET 40 will sit like a cm more in than these. I'd take ET25 instead. Two more.
  11. 16x8 ET25 and 195/40 tires. Had to roll the rear fenders and put in an adjustable panhard rod.
  12. Well, basically yeah that's what I mean. If I buy a NA rear axle and weld some camber on it, will I have any problems fitting it on my Glanza? I was just wondering do I have to try to find a Glanza axle instead or would NA axle be as good for it..
  13. It's in the title, is the EP91 NA rear axle same as on Glanza? Thinking of rear camber on my glanza, but don't want to ruin the original axle.
  14. I've been tempted to get an Altezza from Japan! Actually almost bought one last spring. I have my yaris t sport now, it's 5 door and quite ok, but I'd love something bigger but not too expensive and not too new. Automatic with tiptronic would be cool.
  15. Here I am again, acting like a self centered d**k.
  16. Thanks buddy. You have to update your rides too, haven't heard anything for some time now. Coilovers weren't marked on the papers yet (a nice inspector ), going to add them next spring. Also I have to get the sills welded at some point as he didn't like my quick fixes. Yaris gets maybe oil change and sold probably Glanza is probably getting forged internals and this one the new sills and a clutch. :DD Cheers mate! I like it too, although the paintwork is shit but i don't care as long as it's mainly one colour. Thanks, I am! Nothing even near what you did on yours though. :thumb
  17. Ok, one last set of pictures for now! Propably have to wait until spring for something new as the car is now on a deserved winter sleep. So the front lip was still to be modified to fit. I started by cutting it in two as it was waaay too wide for starlet's front. Had to cut the under side of the lip a bit to get it bending right. Started drilling the holes one by one and guiding the lip a bit by bit to fit good. I put a screw into every hole to keep it in place. Holes done for the left side. Next was trimming the lip to center of the car and doing the other side jus
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