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Maybe the one with pink is a girls car? I wonder what all the Japanese characters say In both cases the cars have graphics on them that mean something to their owners. Just like someone might not like your wheels that you have, but at the end of the day it's your own car and should be modified to suit YOU

Haha they won't be big bling wheels I've got my eye on a set of deepdishes

So there's no problems with turning and stuff with 20's?

I think it looks good, none of that ugly gaping wheel arch

Even though most of you probably don't/won't like my mags They are 18x7.5" which as you can see sit under the guard alot. If I was going for a new set of mags I'd definately go 8" wide, maybe even wider on the back....

Hi there, just wondering if anyone has swapped their factory gauges for the JDM white dash gauges from an ss-III? Would the plugs match up from a 1996 ST hatch? I was looking at buying some for my Celi, but don't wan to rush into it incase they don't fit! Any feedback would be great...

Thanks

Is that a neon I see?

I was just wondering...can you get the 404 rear lip like yours from a toyota dealer? And if so, does anyone have a part number? I tried doing a search and couldn't find anything to help!

Thanks

That's an awesome write-up Are the part numbers in that diagram for the spoiler gaskets?

I was hoping that someone would have the part numbers for them so I can get them from a Toyota dealer

I did a search and looked in the sticky bits but couldn't find anything...I was just wondering if anyone knew part numbers for the SS-III white face gauges, or a link or somewhere I can find out.

Thanks, sorry if the answer is sitting right under my nose

Thanks for that

Seras roll out of the factory with these doors I've kind of been playing with the idea of Sera doors on my Celica and it would be awesome if someone wanted to do a photoshop?

Just wondering if anyone knew the part number for SS-III splitters (if they can be brought through a Toyota dealer) or if there's a sticky or something, I couldn't find one.

Thanks guys

I got my paint done really cheap, because there is a local guy my dad knows that does really good deals. I got my front, sides and 2 front guards done for NZ$300...that's primed prepped and painted

Don't say it can't be done! Someone in New Zealand put a Honda Civic widebody on a Mitsubishi Evo II. Although it was done by professionals who do that kind of thing all the time...but it came out really good. Of course they had to lengthen it and add bits in etc but that's to be expected.

If you have the cash and don't mind a bit of downtime on you Celica, I say go for it! It will look awesome and will be one of a kind...I like that

I got them from South Canterbury Toyota in Timaru...Phone number is 036879272 (that's the parts department) I just found the invoices for my lights!

The 2 low beams part numbers are: TO8101220100
TO8101420100

And the high beams numbers are: TO8101120050
TO8101320050


My low beams were $800 for both including GST and high beams were $638 including GST. I think I got the low beams slightly cheaper, hope that helps

Thanks for all the positive feedback guys. I wanted to mould the sideskirts but dad argued with me and talked to the fibreglasser about it. They reckon that in time it will make the paint crack because the car flexes too much when it's driven. It may be an option in the future though, as I'd like to repaint my car later on

I also need something on the back it looks a bit stupid at the moment Any suggestions? People are telling me to go with splitters/end caps.

Oh and the splitters are removable, I think it looks a bit plain without them that's why I got them put on.

I just ordered my projectors from my local Toyota dealer, they knew what I was on about I just said they were the aftermarket JDM ones. I hope your mates ready to fork out over $1400 for them though

Well I've got my Zapt front and sides on and painted and projectors in, just got it back from the paint shop yesterday. Here's a quick pic, my dad is going to fit some polished stainless bars in the gap on the front eventually:



I'll post more pics later

Lucky I get to drive on the left-hand side of the road, coz there's no way I'd pull my projectors apart!

Amen How-to would be awesome!

I payed just under NZ$1,200 for the front bumper and sides, which works out to be about US$728.

Does anyone know if Romas could make them?

There's still alot of ground clearance and the side skirts are just sitting there and need to come up more for fitment, so hopefully it won't get trashed I was also standing up to take the photos, so it will look a bit lower than it is.

95CelicaST: You could buy a kit like this from New Zealand But the people that make it don't really like exporting bits because they have been let down in the past. Also the splitters are part of the kit. I agree, it does look boxy but it's mainly just the angle because its cramped in the garage on blocks of wood.

Thanks for the feedback guys