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modified in the rear to remove the exhaust cutouts
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here are some more pics, sorry about the quality - they were taken by the supplier in japan. shame there were no better pics of the front end.
looks like the car will be in my possession in around four weeks.
anyone know what brand those wheels are?
looks like the car will be in my possession in around four weeks.
anyone know what brand those wheels are?
#52
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Great looking car!
Can anyone explain why they leave the intake piece when they install a pod filter? That bit just un bolts. It would look much better without it IMHO.
I would like to meet up if you are in Victoria Aust.
Chris
Can anyone explain why they leave the intake piece when they install a pod filter? That bit just un bolts. It would look much better without it IMHO.
I would like to meet up if you are in Victoria Aust.
Chris
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yeah, im from melbourne australia.
unfortunately the car isnt here yet though. im expecting to recieve it in the last week of march (heres hoping anyway)
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I was wrong, the Axia are very similar - but yours are Intelesse
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thanks dude
i got it through geoff from prestige. he seems to be a heavy user of JAD.
im the one who emailed you about getting my hands on a drivers seat a few weeks ago, if you remember =)
i got it through geoff from prestige. he seems to be a heavy user of JAD.
im the one who emailed you about getting my hands on a drivers seat a few weeks ago, if you remember =)
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I'm going to have a few spare seats in my possession soon, as I have done a trade with someone which will leave me with the grey velour ones. Probably around the same time as you receive your car, so we'll be able to sort you out
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cool, sounds good!
yep, getting it done through andrew. I am going to take delivery of the car myself before taking the car to him though (need to remove the gauges and other goodies to make it easier for him).
i asked andrew about the seats, and he said that the trim doesnt matter, as long as its a factory seat.
look forward to seeing your car in person!
yep, getting it done through andrew. I am going to take delivery of the car myself before taking the car to him though (need to remove the gauges and other goodies to make it easier for him).
i asked andrew about the seats, and he said that the trim doesnt matter, as long as its a factory seat.
look forward to seeing your car in person!
#60
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I am refering to the pictures, and clearly, unless you boxed the pod filter, the air intake scoop is not really being effective in my opinion as it is no longer being aimed at the filter in this case.
I do relaize that most tuners would aim the new pod towards a scoop or duct maybe under the headlights for example.
Anyways, it was just as off topic observation.
Xscape,
I did mean for a meeting once you have the car. I am impressed with the bodykit!
BTW, I have the same colour interior as you do. If you keep those factory carpet mats, as I have done, prepare for some hard work in srcubbing etc. I think I had half of Japan in my drivers side mat! I used 'Morning Fresh' dishwashing liquid in the bathtub and a scrubbing brush to loosen the dirt, then a woolwash in the washing machine and finally a good 'ol belting on the patio before the remainder of the sand finally got dis-lodged! The other thing I guess I could have tried was to hire a steam cleaner from the local supermarket? Saved $40- I guess.
Chris