/tg/ トヨタ

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>>17583109
>How do I join the montage?
See pic related

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Here's my $3k Honda civic.

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I started to work on my car this morning, to replace the shock absorbers, but this little fucker wouldn't give up, ended up completely seized, despite the penetrating oil and the wire brush.

So I had to put everything back together, with a fucked up link, until I can order the parts. Then I guess I'll use an angle grinder to cut them out. I should have ordered them from the start.

Nothing worse than having to put your car together without any work done, what a shitty day.

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>>17583189
Vise grips and a torch work wonders on those fuckers.

Anyone ever buy Gude performance parts?
There's a full 5MGE kit on andysautosport with a port and polished head, manifold, BTB, and ECU?
Also is anybody making upgraded bottom end parts for this engine still?

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>>17583587
>Vise grips and a torch work wonders on those fuckers.

I'm not confortable with open flames that close to the gas tank.

The problem is you have to lock the knuckle stud with an allen wrench to get the nut out, but the stud is too soft and gives easily. I tried to lock it from behind, where the rubber boot is, but it's just round, no flat side to lock onto, at least not hard enough to get the nut any further.

Also I removed the spare for the first time since I got the car, and found the original emergency tool set, never used. I love finding little things like this.

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>>17583641
>I tried to lock it from behind, where the rubber boot is, but it's just round
That's what these bad boys are for, alot of times you don't need heat just the vise grip will work.
Granted alot of times you will wreck the links in the process, generally if they're old enough to be seized they're old enough to replace and rockauto has these (depending on vehicle) for less than 10$ for a pair.

If you use a small propane torch form any hardware store you can control the flame very well and shouldn't worry about the gas tank. Keep the flame points away from it as best as possible.

>>17583690
Yeah I have a couple of those. And I have a handheld propane torch too, but I never thought about using it for that, good tip.

But I stopped because I have to ruin them one way or the other to get them out, which means I need the new parts anyway, so I kept them in one piece, and in a somewhat driveable state, while I ordered the new ones.

And since I'll replace them, I'd rather go the easy way and cut the shit out of them.

>>17583749
Fair enough, I've been there many times with parts.
Check out rockauto.com if you're not already using. Huge selection and prices from dirt cheap to OEM spec.

>If anyone needs procedures for anything Toyota 96' to now I can post them

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Currently trying to decide if I should extend my deployment to a year instead of just 6 months. Not sure if worth it.

[spoiler] I would come back debt free and have some extra money in the bank if I did though [/spoiler]

In other news I got to drive a hilux in the desert and it was fun as shit. But I'm still missing the tC every day.

Which one of you faggots drives a pearl white straight piped SW20?

I passed you on my way to work.

>>17584123
I don't think they post here. There's no white sw20 in the montage

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>>17583587
man, X70s looks so much better than the X80 I used to have. I don't think I will ever own another one just due to my love of MR2s and coupes, but these are really growing on me.

X70, Z20 Soarer, JZX81 are some of my favorite cars, hope I can import one some day

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>>17583109
Yo, Indonesia fag here. Can I join the montage?

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>>17584744
If so, please please use this picture. It's a ke70 corolla sedan

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>>17584744
>>17584950
Thanks for contributing anon

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>>17583109
Can someone add me to the montage pls?

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i looked into getting my blacktop tuned and it'll apparently cost me somewhere around 2500 bux.

>>17585204
Thx my man.. Flip top is the best
>tfw you live in 3rd world where ae86 is 40k and ma70 soup is 25k

>>17585246
>ae86 is 40k
pls be an exaggeration

>>17585216
Need proof and year
See >>17583121

>>17585246
>flip top
Wat

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>>17585286
It's a 2006. A very wet 2006

>>17585216
>>17585370
Thanks for cooperating anon

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Since i'm in the montage now I added myself to the /tg/ map

also my harmonic balancer is missing??? not sure how the hell that happened but it runs fine
[/spoiler]shittyphone,shittyphoto[spoiler]

>>17587069
[spoiler] i'm fucking retarded [/spoiler]

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What go fast stuff can I add without hitting fuel economy? It's my daily after all.

>>17587620
better tires

>>17587620
That's a 4EFE right? There's not much. Cat delete maybe? These engines don't have much of an aftermarket, swapping is usually the only way.

At the very least a 4AFE swap, the 7AFE is better though. These are the least expensive options. The best thing would be a silvertop, but they can be quite pricey.

>>17587620
Strip weight

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Which wheels look better? The top photo are Momos.

>>17587620
MUH DICK
nice car man, my fav livery

>>17589329
Bottom

Who /aygo/ here?

>>17589329
Top

>>17589757
No one according to the montage

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>tfw about to buy a babied '88 supra and parts car for $3k

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Rate muh before&after.

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>>17593375

>>17593375
>>17593378
I try not to say this too much but that is some serious autism sir

>>17593375
Looked better before

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Got my $150 Corolla road ready today. Changed the oil & filter (used motorcraft bc employee discount), flushed coolant, 4 wheel alignment, seafoam, and reinstalled the door locks.

At first I was sure I wanted to flip the car but I think I'm going to keep it as a winter beater/daily. It seems to be pretty reliable

>>17594443
That's decent looking for a 150$ car, nice one.

>>17594774
Yeah the exterior is probably the best part of the car. The interior is thrashed though, and when I bought it it was hotwired. It's not stolen though the previous owner just lost the key.

>>17594774
Thanks btw!

>>17594792
Yeah the ignition lock always breaks on those AE101 after a while, and a replacement can be expensive.

Mine is still working but my dad just emptied his lock barrel and still uses his key, so he doesn't look like he's stealing it everytime he starts it, but he could use a screwdriver if he wants.

>>17593375
nicer than my old corolla will ever be/10

>>17594443
My bro works at ford and drove a Corolla. He bought a civic when his Corolla died though. He likes the civic more btw

>>17594792
>implying it isn't stolen

>>17583189
I had the exact same problem on my 375 000 km MR2. I just dremelled the whole stud and nut off, and bought new endlinks to replace them. Its not worth it to keep such rusty endlinks on your car.

>>17585226
Dude. For that price you can have a 3S-GE BEAMS Redtop, with S54 transaxle and stock torsen LSD.

have a choice between regular copper spark plugs or platinum for my corolla
shud i get the platinum ones?

>>17598041
Yes, it will last longer and you don't need the performance of the copper.

>>17598339
>you don't need the performance of the copper
are you saying copper produces a better spark?

>>17598476
Hmmm read these instead of getting a short answer:
https://www.ngksparkplugs.com/about-ngk/spark-plug-101/5-things-you-should-know-about-spark-plugs

https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2583605

>>17597758
Well I have the title in hand, just haven't registered it yet.

>>17597882
Yeah I know, they're ordered, I'll get them tomorrow.

Good thing I wasn't able to install the rear shocks, as I couldn't get the same reference for the front ones, i noticed afterwards, Nipparts replaced it with a new part ### sometimes ago, and they still have some old stock, so they send you whatever, and they're not the same specs. I ordered 4 new shocks from Monroe this time.

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>beep
Work sucks. Night drive. Relax.

any more info on the new supra
so hyped for it

>>17603050
Probably more info next year I think it will come out 2019 soonest if theyll produce it

>battery shits itself in auto store carpark
t-thanks toyota

CEL just came on as I got to work. Gonna read it when I get home tonight. Wish me luck

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You guys have one job

Any MR2 owners that can lend some thoughts?>>17604132

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This is my 1999 Corolla.

>>17608042
If you're talking about manual transmission for both and you plan on dd one I would go for the mr2 but be warned DO NOT BLIP THE THROTTLE FAST TURN ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE STILL AN INEXPERIENCED WITH MR CARS but if you want some practicality go with the Subaru

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>>17583109
Do E90s have any specific problems? Considering picking one up as my first Toyota.

>>17608169
I don't mind practicality, is there a bigger premium for labor on MR2'S? I figure little under 8k would get me a good one

>>17608179
If you're going to work on it your self changing a clutch is a pain every thing else is easy on a Subaru the only easy thing to work on the Subaru is changing oil and oil filter and clutch and yea $8,000 should get you a clean one depending where you live

>>17608334
No, I'd have a shop do all the work. Is there a premium on em? I also hear 93 NA is best to go with for revised suspension?

>>17608334
Forgot to specify I'm talking about premiums on MR2 labor

>>17606374
Good luck Anony

>>17608177
obsolete parts

Bamp

What's the recommended timing belt interval for a 7AFE?

>>17610519
id do it every 50k

ausfag here, found this on gumtree and will have the money in 2-4weeks, what do you guys think. heavily considering pulling the trigger on this one and selling off the works

https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/dean-park/cars-vans-utes/lexus-ls400-v8-auto-1992-vip/1151630890

>>17610519
Check owners manual or check every 30k miles

>>17610570
>VIP
No

>>17610957
50*

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>>17608344
>>17608370
It all depends on the mechanic you take it to some will see it as an opportunity to get some extra cash out from you because
>muh discontinued MR Toyota
Example: I didn't have the tools and space at the time to change clutch on my aw11 and a house mechanic and just told me to buy the parts my self and he will do the rest from there
>2 engine mounts=$60
>clutch kit I cheaped out on=$80
>fly wheel resurface (because for some reason they're hard to get)=$20
>labor=$300
I honestly would only get an mr2 only if you rarely see them and if they're hard to come by where you're from

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Obligatory tacoma posting

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I cleaned it today.

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>>17611988

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>>17611995
Last one. Should I pay someone to work over the small rust spots, worn out paint, repaint the rims (maybe a nice pearlescent white?), reapply the stickers and fix the few minor scuffs and scrapes now that it's still a small issue?

>>17612015
Fix the rust for sure

I've been scrolling past the /tg/ and /hg/ threads forever now and I always thought the OP pic was a cityscape because I've never actually expanded it

i thought it was like "toyota city, boys"
autism speaks

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/TG/, i got the lex all waxed and nice looking for a show tomorrow, got the yota grille installed, and finally finished getting the seats rebuilt. feel free to update the collage with the new pic, im about to expire.
>inb4 shitty wheels/monster truck

>>17611995
cat has good taste in cars

>>17612960
You're not the first one. Multiple people said the same thing. It's what's cool about it, it looks like a sky line.

>>17614525
I will update your 90 LS on the montage anon. Thanks again for participating

Bamp

>place a camera in my passenger seat
>record myself attacking the toe gay
>felt fast as shit while driving
>looks slow as shit on video
fug

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So, I crashed my supra up while drifting. Luckily I'm not a completely shit driver so I threw it into a ditch, then back onto the road, then had to dive between a truck and a light pole, back off the road and through a farm field... And I only smashed up my fender flares.

I need something for the winter though, I priced a set of decent 14 inch tires at about 700 dollars, but I saw another supra priced at 1000 with almost all the upgrades I wanted to do to mine, but with a busted interior.

Right now my plan would be to buy this guy's car, Rob it of these parts (my car has 0 rust and a clean interior, unlike this one) and wheels, and put it back on the road with these, and just part with the shell afterwards, or keep it and build it into something crazy later this year.

I need some guidance, I'm not sure I want a completely new car, but I know my supra won't survive the winter if it has to pull DD duty.

>>17611566
I've taken my mr2 to a shop and I dont get any premium compared to my families other toyotas. Only thing that was costly was handbrake cable change mostly because its slow process.
And yeah there's only 20 mr2's total in the entire country.

>>17617023
gotta get it right, it needs to be low down and show at least 1/3rd of the car for maximum speed.

Why are there no camrys in the collage?
I thought that was like the most common toyota

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Add me to the collage!

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dis me. 5spd.

Gonna fix sticky dash soon... not excited for that.

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So my steering wheel keeps wobbling at around 110 km/h even after balancing all 4 tyres. Could it be the engine mount(s)? My hood is also visibly moving up and down at around 100 km/h.

Inb4 I bought a lemon and wasted 4k.

>>17618789
sounds like alignment

>>17618711
Thats a good colour. Is your Altezza grill silver?

>>17617161
Get a new (used) car

>>17617948
One of them literally said he was too ashamed to join

>>17618248
Need proof see>>17583121

>>17618789
Could be a part of the steering column/rod that connects to the pinion

>>17618789
could be wheel bearing

>buy turd gen mr2
>speakers are blown
>clutch has leak somewhere, doesnt disengage fully
>one of the wheel bearings went
>one of the brakes was rusted that was causing one brake pad to keep rubbing
I think I bought a lemon

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how much will it cost to get my corolla seats redone like this lel

I'm not much of a gearhead, but i've got an obsession with mk1 mr2s.

Since I live in minnesnowta though I've been looking for a new car that won't disintegrate into a rust blob the second it snows.

I have a soft spot for FR-S/BRZ/86 as well. In fact i've got one that I really need to look up the VIN on...

anyone able to look up this VIN? JF1ZCAB10H9600119

>>17622692
Ask your local reupolstry shops.

Hey guys, I'm thinking of getting an mr2 soon, but I am worried about how hard it is to fix basic things. I've heard replacing the sparkplugs is really difficult. So anyone here know how hard it is to really fix things

>>17624546
my sw20t its really hard to fix things ngl. Turbo shit in the way of everything and the engine is hard to get to cause its in the middle. i imigene NA would be a little easier. If you can stomach the reduced space a zzw30 would probly be the cheapest to own apart from insurance costs.

>>17624563
So an na sw20 has a high learning curve to fixing and it will test your patience but how often do you have to fix things

>>17617240
>>17617023
Using a wide angle/fisheye lens makes everything look faster too

>>17618789
Your tires have excessive radial runout. A lot of times tire shops will do a simple balance without a roadforce test. Ask if their balance machine can check for radial runout

>>17624640
The NA sw20 has a camry motor, it's not gonna need much work aside from simple maintenance. It doesn't have a high learning curve, it's a 90s Japanese car with a NA 4 cylinder. Yeah the engine is in the middle but so what.

>>17624973
I heard they stack things vertically so to do basic stuff you have to pull other shit out

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Bamp

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>>17626617
Bamp combo x2

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combo breaker. dw this pic is old

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2016 Lexus Gs200t, bread on hood

If picture is not acceptable, I will take one in the morning because it's already dark here

Related: Didn't close gas cap all the way, check engine light is on, won't turn off after closing gas cap, anyone know how to turn it off?

>>17627766
i doubt it was related to gas cap. dont be cheap, Get it scanned

>>17627784
It's still under warranty so it should be free, just haven't had the time after work to take it to the dealership

How well do AW11s make for daily drivers? I'm trying to find something to replace my dead one, and there is a pretty clean looking '85 for $2500.

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I finished installing the 4 new shock absorbers on my AE101. I cut the rear sway bar links and replaced them, as planned.

It was painful, especially the front ones, I had the wrong type of spring compressor, and there's not enough "springy stuff" on these springs to make them fit. But I managed.

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>>17629474
Here's the right rear one installed.

I didn't really test drive it yet, as the steering wheel is 20° out of whack now, and it's sunday, so I'll go get an allignment tomorrow after work.

But when it comes to comfort it's like I'm driving another car, it swallows small bumps, and doesn't bounce at all (like it used to) on speed bumps.

It was 400€ with the 2 rear links and the dust covers, but it was worth it.

>>17628087
Just make sure you have a backup car.

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2017 toyota corolla IM

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proof of ownership notori.jp sticker plz use first pic

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>want to add car to the list
>needs a paintjob

are yall gonna bully?

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>>17631500
Do it! Hell, my hood is starting to rust and I have rock chips above my windsheild not to mention how fucked the paint is if you decide to get a real close look.
tl;dr
post yoda pls

>>17631487
Thanks for contributing anon

>>17631500
Nah. You can always update it. Unless it's a blue mark 3 supra you probably won't get bullied

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poasting my hurt boi, got rammed in the ass by a ford

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>>17633001
he a good boi dindu nuffin, spinned around 2 times after contact

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>>17633001
>>17633010
S M A S H E D

>>17628087
If you're talking us, 2500 and clean to mix well with the mr2
Be careful

>>17629511
was it hard installing that shit? I wanna replace all my struts and springs with my 112 but its gonna be 2 grand just for parts

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>>17631704
>My shitbox is covered in rock chips and some shit on the rear fender
>Already fixed the sagging trim
>Going to try some spot putty, OEM touch up paint, and clear coat and fix most of it
>Have to get off the fucked up wax on the front bumper
>Need to strip the aluminum rims and refinish those too

I'll report in and see if it works well or not.

Even if i fuck this up, it couldn't be any worse than it already is.

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bump

>>17629511
I had to open the brake lines in the rear to sepparate them from the struts, and the fitting is made of a very soft metal, it was a bit stressful.

Some of the bigger strut bolts were soldered on the struts with rust, the impact gun didn't work, I had to use a bigass cheater bar.

As mentionned earlier, the re

>>17635823
shit, I hit tab and enter at the same time, anyway...

As mentionned earlier, the rear swaybar links were stuck, I had to cut and replace them.

The spring compressors weren't the right type for the front spring, it was a PITA.

You need a SST in order to hold the shock mounts while you torque the top center nut, I managed with a vice grip, and the spec wasn't too high (49Nm).

I took me 5 hours total, with a few beer breaks.

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>>17635823
>>17635840
And it was meant for >>17634262

Time for bed.

>>17587620
Sorry im new here, but what car is that?

I'm sure all you've noticed that mid-tier and above Toyota models and all Lexuses made in the past 15 years have computer smoothed braking. While this is disliked by enthusiasts because it feels less direct, it's extremely comfy on daily drivers. I've been trying to look up how the system works, but I can't seem to find anything.

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Universal jdm fender flares, or bend over backwards looking for the oem ones from some other wrecked supra?

>>17636190
Corolla

>>17637273
Universal ones won't hurt. Just match the paint and you should be fine

So once I'm back from this music festival I have to get to work on my shitbox. Another new 7m is like 2 grand around here for some reason. Should I pull my motor and and rebuild it, maybe getting a metal headgasket along the way? Or should I find a new motor. I'm guessing it needs the crank cleaned up or a new one as well as bearings.

>>17637425
Get a 1j or 2j
Are you gonna bang festival sloots?

>>17634262
You mean an AE112? How the fuck is that 2k? I mean for my AE101 even with something a bit fancier like Bilstein B6 I was just getting close to 1k, with springs. Stock specs Monroe were 350€, without the springs, I kept the old ones.

Or maybe you mean something else by "112"?

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2006 Corolla

Collage pls. I hope the osg slap and the 765 sticker is enough for proof. It just werks and it's very reliable but I wish it were more fun to drive (autotragic sadly)

>>17637861
ae112
new struts are 170 or so each and new springs are 220 ea

>>17638206
Thanks for participating anon.

I miss my 99 Corolla, was my first car and learn manual with it

https://youtu.be/1_wFH70dqTg

POOR MANS FERRARI

>>17635363
eyen' that DAP

some cock dinged my door. I dont have full coverage but i got his plate. Is there anything i can do?

>>17639757
lol no

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Who here lonely/night drivers?
>be me
>get off work, be busy as hell today
>smell like coffee, could be worse
>windows down, get home
>nah not done yet
>get in and put on some jams
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q91Dbhfz0iQ
>fuck yeah
>go back out, no twisties tho
>neighborhood actually has a lot of turns and height variance
>tfw actually had a good time and genuinely laughed
>tfw had fun

>>17634343
Keep us updated anon. Where you are do you have to deal with harsher winters and salted roads too?
Rember, all yodas are welcome!

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>>17592966
holy shit 88 supra here too. turbo or no?

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>>17640417
If i cruise after going to the gym i usually listen to Disclosure's album Caracal. https://youtu.be/4E0bgxgncrE i like to sing out loud with the windows down as i cruise around.

>>17640609
hit me up if you want to cruise again

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>When you can post in both HondaG and ToyotaG

Feels top notch. Even though they're both 3k cars.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl6Jec_ukpU

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>>17583121
Finally got around to taking a picture of my Toyota, can I please join the montage?
Toast on hood as proof.

>>17640609
>>17626617
>>17627572
nigger rims blupra

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>>17642511
It's a 2002 Corolla Toyota Sport. (XRS Hatchback for you Americans)

>>17638275
For what? Toyota parts? Just so you know, the stock ones were originaly manufactured by Kayaba, so if you order them from your dealership, don't, they probably add a huge markup.

Otherwise... well either way you're being ripped off to be honest.

>>17642516
Thanks for contributing anon

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I didn't really check the toolset from my '93 AE101 last time, so I got everything out to have a look at it all, and yup, every tool is branded "Toyota".

They feel very cheap though, definitely not something I would want to rely on. I keep another lugnut wrench under the spare.

Thinking about picking up a first or second gen Tacoma, but I'm wondering what the difference in reliability between the 4cyl/6cyl and auto/manual is on the 4WD trucks. I would prefer a 6cyl manual, but a lot of the Tacomas I'm seeing for sale are 4cyl auto.

>page 7
Ya'll gonna be seeing my blupra later

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NO BLUPRA

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@17646105
Stay mad