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Old 09-13-2012, 05:02 AM   #71
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FINALLY installed my Cusco Oil/Air Separator today after 3-4 weeks of receiving it! Went to ENZED in Osborne Park, picked up some black hose(2m) and then picked up some hose clamps from Bunnings and also a 90degree barb joiner(13mm).

Check out the install, kinda looks OEM. I'm thinking of powder coating the CUSCO Oil/Air separator can, and maybe getting a satin finish on the connectors at a later day so the engine bay isn't as 'blingy'.

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Old 10-01-2012, 04:14 AM   #72
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Nice. Ordered my Weds without seeing them on a white, this makes me very happy with my purchase.

How are you finding the Michelin's on the wider wheels.
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Old 10-01-2012, 04:15 AM   #73
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Nice. Ordered my Weds without seeing them on a white, this makes me very happy with my purchase.

How are you finding the Michelin's on the wider wheels.
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Old 10-01-2012, 07:29 AM   #74
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That's a fair list of mods. Can't say I like the mismatched colour of the sharkfin though.
Any reason why so much hose for catch can? I would run the hose as short as possible.
Thoughts on the TRD brake pads? Are you going to go to the track, or jsut got them "because TRD"?
That alloy shift knob will get mighty hot in the sun :P
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Old 10-01-2012, 08:23 AM   #75
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Michelins look kinda stretched. I always drive with VSC and TC on though. Tyre has enough grip, but 225's would be much better.
I'll be doing light track events with the SilviaWA boys next fortnight @ Midvale Speed Dome so I'll give the HP's a workout

I used the shorter run towards the catch can first, and the longer tubing back to the intake. Only reason why it's longer is because the connector was a 90 degree 13mm barbed connector from bunnings and there was no straight barbed connectors. Also the OEM tubing has a 'kink' on the tube so even if there was a straight connector, the placement of hose would look odd(to me at least).

Gonna be taking the car to the track next fortnight(see above). And probably do a RAC Tuning event with some of the Evo boys at a later date.
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Old 10-01-2012, 08:43 AM   #76
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Ordered one of these bad boys 3 minutes ago... in BLACK




I swear you guys in the States are so damn lucky when it comes to modding your cars..

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Old 10-01-2012, 03:11 PM   #77
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Checklist of Fun(Expenses)

So I got bored.. and kinda curious on how much I've spent...

$ 1657.87 - WedsSport TC105N 17 x 8.0J
$ 192.05 - WedsSport Racing Nut M12xP1.25 (P/N:WS-RN125M) x 1: JPY 15,800
$ 36.47 - WedsSport Hub rings (bore is 56.1mm) (P/N x 1: JPY 3,000
$ 374.86 - FedEx Shipping Cost: JPY 30,840
$ 385.75 - Duty/GST on Importation/Aust Govt Charges/Disbursement Fees
$ 160.00 - Wheel "Strip & Fit" @TTF Cannington (Dodge Place - KEEP AWAY)
$ 200.00 - Wheel Alignment, Height adjustment, Wheel Balance @ Wheels World

$ 1600.00 - RS*R iSport Coilovers @ 2nd Hand from fellow ft86club.com member
$ 45.00 - LED Lighting - Map/Dome,Boot & License Plate @ KI_ZN6 FT86Club Member

$ 315.00 - Window Tinting @ TKO Tinting(35% Front, 16% Rear and Quarters)

$ 38.00 - Fumoto F108N @ Fumoto Australia Mount Druitt
$ 2.95 - 2 metre 10mm clear tubing @ Clark Rubber

$ 51.98 - Voodoo Knob, Magnum, Pearl w/Reverse Lock-out

$ 356.10 - Braille B14115 & 1.5A Trickle Charger

$ 99.00 - Beatsonic Sharkfin (Group Buy) @ FT86_Zero FT86Club Member
$ 475.00 - Carsmo Rear Spoiler (Group Buy) @ Ray@Carsmo FT86Club Member
$ 50.00 - ENZED SAE R6 Hose
$ 426.72 - AVO Turboworld Intake Kit

$ 1575.00 - TRD Bodykit @ Import Monster(http://i49.tinypic.com/2lvmes3.png)
$ 441.00 - Modellista Rear Pods @ Jesse Streeter


$ 115.47 - Cusco Street Oil Catch Tank (P/N:965 009 A) x 1: JPY 9,000
$ 359.26 - TRD Front Strut Tower Bar (P/N:MS324-18001) x 1: JPY 28,000
$ 179.63 - TRD Door Stabilizers (P/N:MS304-18001) x 1: JPY 14,000
$ 318.20 - TOP SECRET Bonnet Damper to suit 86/BRZ (P/N) x 1: JPY 24,800
$ 171.47 - DHL Shipping Cost: JPY 13,364

$ 107.59 - TRD Sports Panel Air Filter (P/N:MS155-00009) x 1: JPY 8,700
$ 49.47 - TRD Fuel Cap Cover (P/N:MS360-00001) x 1: JPY 4,000
$ 129.85 - Billet Aluminium Oil Cap (P/N:MS112-18001) x 1: JPY 10,500
$ 190.45 - TRD Front Brake Pad Set (P/N:MS225-18001) x 1: JPY 15,400
$ 44.52 - TRD N-Type Radiator Cap 127kPa (P/N:MS143-18001) x 1: JPY 3,600
$ 72.80 - DHL Shipping Cost: JPY 5,887


TOTAL: $10,221.46 LOL

That's not including Comprehensive Insurance($890.00) or my Custom Europlates($1442)
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Old 10-01-2012, 07:10 PM   #78
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Good to know those Wedssports are more reasonably-priced than I thought, but still:



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Old 10-01-2012, 09:15 PM   #79
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Yeah we get RIPPED off here in Australia, mainly cos of shipping and ridiculous labour charges here. Looking back, that $160 for a strip and fit was wasted, I should have went to a different place that did a PROPER JOB(the lead weights on the car fell off), but I was too keen to get the wheels changed on the day I bought it.

A cheaper alternative for wheels would have been to get a set of Enkei RPF1's over east for around $1300, but they wouldn't have been as light, nor as 'aesthetic' as the Weds
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Old 10-02-2012, 08:47 AM   #80
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the fact is, it really relies on the wheels installed on the wheels. The size of the 15 in could actually be small than the 14. You could determine the distinction in the area of the two wheels and it would tell you the amount of obtain or decrease in range visited.

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Modification Permits, Useful info

Modification Application: http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/media...htVehicles.pdf
Vehicle Examination Locations: http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/20695.asp
Motor Vehicle Examination Locations: http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licen...1360.asp#22761

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Why not 17x9 if it fits perfectly fine with 255's?
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Why not 17x9 if it fits perfectly fine with 255's?
Didn't like the idea of buying NEW tyres for the car.
Plus the 17x8's are lighter and the biggest width I would probably go is 225's
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