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View all GameboyRMH's Toyota AE92 SR5

Track/weekend car. Has a few suspension mods but is otherwise mostly stock. Planned mods include a set of D2 RS coilovers (which will go in along with strut braces) and a blacktop & 6-speed swap, and AE92 GTS instrumentation. Once I get some sort of vehicle-shelter, it will also be fully de-rusted and repainted. AE92 GTS or AE111 BZ-R brakes are planned further down the road. Currently running, but dripping.

Specs:

4AF engine - HAI system delete - Ghetto oil catch can

C52 transmission

Suspension: - KYB GR2 shocks in front, Monroe Reflex shocks in rear - Spherical bearing tie rod ends - Pillow ball shock mounts in front

Wheels: - 15” PCW rims - Kumho Ecsta SPT tires

Electrical: - Hankook sealed gel battery - 3rd brake light flasher

Body: - Aftermarket crystal headlights w/ halogen bulbs

Interior: - Plus-sized grippy racing pedals

Added on May 20 by GameboyRMH

Comments

93celicaGT2 wrote: Jun 12, 2008 10 a.m.
Love the AE92s, but finding a decent one in my area is awful. :( Nice car man.
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