ekPhred

You should only get a AE if it's a GTS, like everybody said, it's going to be a bitch to swap over parts for your sr5 to GTS specs. My friend sold his sr5 after awhile because it was a pain to swap everything over.

If you do get a 240, get a fastback, I see too many coupes out there nowadays, good luck!

dohch22a4

OOPS! Totally blacktop 20valved!



I'm trading the Civic to this dude for a two-tone blue (hotness) '86 AE86 GT-S with a '99 blacktop 20v swap, KYB AGX's, TRD race springs, Tein camber adjuster thingies.... I think they're pillowball mounts? But not sure... It's beautiful and sounds like the it's gonna eat you alive because of the ITB's.

I'm meeting him at 7 o'clock to swap titles. B)

NissanNiNjA2nd

If there arent pics on here by 730... you are goin down... * punches palm*....

dohch22a4

Well, dude gets off work at seven, ill meet him by 8 or so and then I'm going driving with my new car so i'll have pics up either late tonight or tomorrow.

Oh man, I can't wait.

JDMilan

too many coupes.........hmm....more like the other way around.......



but..

yeah I wish I was there for the swap......but I live in a shit hole of a state......FL

dohch22a4

Well, I traded. I got the AE86 and a grand in cash. Everything was fine...

Until I got back home. The fucker started overheating and it's running rich. Plus it sprung a fuel leak today (fixed now). The guy who did the swap was a total assclown. Everything is fucking ******-rigged. But, that grand will be spent taking the car to Dr. Gary, the owner of The Light Garage in Seattle. He is the AE86 guru locally and my buddy Erik knows him pretty well. He says a grand will get everything done no problem and hopefully it'll be perfect within a couple weeks.

I'm gonna post pics in the Auto multimedia forum.

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