Idrees

Cheers

@Si I don't think it'll go but we'll have to wait and see! @Phil, I don't know myself mate sorry!! But what I do know is that if the plug at the back of it is unplugged, the speedo lights will cut out! :S

Lol My parents love my car now but they're not keen on the EP82

@Si I'm not sure yet! 16" Bronze Rota Grids? Thanks for the comments! Black glove compartment: Pioneer speakers: Black sill covers: Black pillar trims: And this: Also replaced these door shut trim thingies with darker coloured items: Before: After: Thats it for now, I now need to connect up the passengers central locking device and spray the speedo surround Yellow. Enjoy.

Awesome results Junior!!

Yeh the reflets are the Red/Clear ones. I noticed that too, really don't like the look of the passenger's lense though, I'd rather go for the 96 spec lenses

Welcome along Faisal

Think about the profit I could make on it though.. and I could buy another shitter and make another profit.. Maybe make enough for a Glanza S! Chances are unlikely now though, don't think it'll happen ;) Ok sir!!

Thats a genuine Toms kit.

Another MS paint skill I like these rims too..

Seen this in the flesh many times, probably the sexiest GT I've even seen! Well done Faisal!!

My brothers EP82

On mine..

Ditto!!

:P

@Paul nope I'm not like this usually, if I could get her on the road legally then no way I'd be asking this question!! Anyway, I think I'll keep it for now but it will go on ebay once its all done just to see what she goes for... I'll only sell to another enthusiast though so ebay isn't exactly the place to find a buyer!! We'll see what happens anyway. Another EP project would only look better than Bananza!!

Old wheels look way better, nice photos though

I've been promising to do this for a while so I'll do it now seen as I'm quite board. I did this suspension on a 1995 GT Turbo, it will be the same for the EP91 (Speaking from experience) This seemed a pretty straight forward precedure but may not be for some. Heres the buggy before: 1) Rear wheels off and the car on Axle stands. Remember not to put them on the actual axle though 2) This is the first nut/bolt I opened. I used a 14mm spanner on the nut and slackened the bolt with a 14mm socket on a rachet. 3) Once thats done on both sides, the axle will drop down. 4) Now open the top nuts and the suspension will drop out. Heres the new rears 5) Put the new suspension in place and put the bottom nut and bolt in. I used plenty of copper grease on that 6) Once the suspension is bolted on to the axle, get the car jack and slowly lift the rear axle in to place. Watch the top mounts to make sure they're going in the right direction! 7) Once the suspension looks to be in place, get the nuts on. Drop the car down and ensure the top nuts are tight. Don't forget to fit the wheels back on though!! Now for the fronts. Get the car up on axle stands and wheels off. 1) Open these nuts/bolts 2) And take off the bolt holding the brake pipe in place. (12mm if I remember correctly) 3) Then undo the top nuts and the suspension will drop out. 4) Fit the new suspension the same way!! Don't forget to get the brake lines back on too. Heres how the car looked when lowered! Feel free to correct me if I've gone wrong somewhere.

Anybody think I should stick my car on ebay once its got the bumper and skirts on it? (MOT'd and VIC'd too of course) It hurts me to think about how long I have before I can get it on the road! Maybe its better to get it finished and sell up? Then buy another project? Maybe a Mark 4 Polo? And I can come back to the Starlet once I'm bored of it...?

I tried to do that too but didn't get very far! It must be possible though.

Welcome to UKSC, enjoy

How stupid?

I don't like any of them tbh, the Skyline one isn't too bad though.