Joined: 28 Oct 2009 Posts: 45 Location: taranaki new zealand
Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:26 pm Post subject: hay im lance
wats up im from new zealend/taranaki. 24 bit of a hoolagen when it cums to skids. brought my aristo couse a mate used to own 1 and i thort it was a mint ride. wasnt till i blew the altanator and rang him to find out were thr fuse box is that i found it was realy his work mates.
i work for bridgstone fitting mostly truck and tractor tyres also do alot of wheel alignments um afermarket suspention brakes that sorta shit.
love car audio have dun since i was 14 and wasnt even alowd to drive. ownd about 35 cars mostly rwd323s bongos had a c33 lory the loudst hyundie in the southen hemispher caldina couple kp starlets etc etc etc. _________________
Joined: 27 Aug 2009 Posts: 359 Location: Cairns/Melb
Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 6:50 pm Post subject:
Hey all
Been on here researching cars before I made my purchase, finally got my very own :-D
It is a 1992 2JZGTE 135000km
Silver with Sunroof
Completely stock on the outside (no bodykit, standard wheels, not even tinted)
Now to the better bits
HKS Hypermax LS coilovers
HKS EVC
GReddy Boost gauge
2.75" dump pipe, 3" to the rear
LSD
Mines ECU
K&N pod
Regassed Accumulator
Since I got it put a new stereo in.
JVC MP3, USB, Bluetooth with hands free
JVC Free air sub (removed air purifier)
400w RMS Clarion monoblock
4 x 100W RMS Jaycar powering stock speakers (surprisingly they are handling very well, but not playing any bass through them. Might have to see what they limits are then throw some focals in)
In the VERY near future I will find some Work Euroline KH in 19"
T15 tint
SAFC and have a play with the tune
Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:31 pm Post subject: Hey!
Hey guys, got my 'risto last week and I am loving it!
My names Lachlan, (everyone calls me Lacho) im 23, from Brisbane and do metal work for a living.
My First car was a V8 Ford NC Fairlane, followed by a 94 Ford Fairmont, then about 6 months ago I got a 2006 Ford Falcon SR, that was until a truck pulled in front of me and wrote it off. So I took it as a sign to get something completely different (and with slightly more power )
I picked up a 93 Model, 68k on the clock, freshly imported and complianced, stock as a rock (which I was looking for) and everything in it still works fine! My only complaint so far is about the crappy stereo the previous owner in JDM put in it... but thats another story....(and easy fix!)
So I look forward to meeting everyone and and learning as much as I can from you all!
P.S I don't see many Brisbane cruises being organised in the cruise/meet section, how am I meant to meet you guys, you slackers!
Joined: 22 Aug 2009 Posts: 40 Location: Outer East, Adelaide
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:17 pm Post subject:
Hi all, well finally about time I put a least a quick post up here.
My name is Brett, I'm 31, married, live in Adelaide and work in the travel industry.
My car history is mixed starting from a Holden HJ Premier to a Gemini with a ground up hand rebuinld of suspension and motor by me along with many others including TA22 Celica, many a basic transport car and even a weird thing like a Hyudai S-Coupe GT Turbo.
Got my Aristo about 3 months ago after wanting one for some time. Biggest draw card was it ticked all the boxes; Practical, alluringly different looks way more modern then its age, 4 door practicality, the missus love it which it made it an easy sell and for me that incredible 2jz-gte motor. Overall its in near mint condition, silver, all leather 17" rims and only 61500Km when I got it.
The car is completely stock at the moment, currently upgrading the stereo as haven't had music since we got it and of course I have a wish list but we will leave that to dreamland for now. _________________
Joined: 22 Nov 2009 Posts: 2008 Location: BRISBANE, QLD
Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 10:08 am Post subject:
Hey all, my name is Lachlan and im from sydney, im 26 and im currently studing architectural drafting fulltime. Ive decided that i need to sell my current car (180sx) so i can get my hands on an aristo. because i have loved them ever since i borrowed a mates for a couple of weeks while i was having some work done on my old car a couple of years ago. Ive allready found some of the info on the forum quite usefull which is a credit to you all. And I look forward to become a part of this great little comunity.
My previous cars have been"
"86" VL Turbo
VS SS commodore
Silvia SR turbo
180sx SR turbo (need to sell this one, which will be hard as i have done everything to this myself. Learnt alot with it but its time to move on)
Anyway hope to see some of you arround some time, maybe a cruise or something once i get the aristo i want so bad.
Joined: 14 Jul 2009 Posts: 149 Location: Darwin. NT
Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 12:43 pm Post subject:
Hey guys, name is Norman. I'm 19 years old and own a 3.0V aristo, the NT rules here mean I have had my full opens since 18 so im probably one of the younger risto drivers as down south you have the P plates restrictions. I have been reading here for about 2-3 months before buying my aristo and I must say this is the best car forum on the net, so much useful information on such an awesome car. Recently purchased a dark green 1995 S2 Aristo and love the car.
Joined: 07 Dec 2009 Posts: 15 Location: NOR, Perth
Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 3:32 am Post subject:
Sup fellas, my names Hayden, in 18 and im currently studying networking at tafeWA, still no fking idea what i want to do with my life atm, but obviously something with networking and systems admin etc
I drive a '97 VS Exec manual, pretty much your average bogan POS with 18's and in the weeds, but its my first car and despite it is slow, ugly and a headache to look at everyones allowed 1 mistake in their life right?
Anyway, ive been looking at a new car for a while now and the VS is starting to fall apart and after seeing forsaken1 (did i get it right? ) i fell in love. i found out what the hell it was online and have been studying them like mad
So as soon as i can find a buyer for my POS and can get some cash together, hopefully i'll be parking my arse in an aristo _________________
Joined: 22 Apr 2007 Posts: 4010 Location: Perth, WA
Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 7:11 am Post subject:
Good to hear you're moving up in the world
I'm sure you can organize to check one out in the flesh sometime if you're interested in more than just a drool-puddle as we drive past 4saken1 is a top bloke and his boat is pretty impressive too so no wonder you noticed it. Welcome to the forums. _________________
1994 Black JZS147 Aristo - RIP. Went swimming
New 1992 Aristo Project
out of all the states HAYDEN...u could live in fella...W.A..seems to be the ARISTO CAPITAL ??
keep your eyes peeled fella, for there is (i have been told?)some very helpfull peeps
in that part of the world, it wont be long fella,and u will be cruiseing around in your own
ARISTO 147... read/read/and read some more fella !!!
once "sorted" an aristo can be/is the best car (in its class) on the road...
BUT...can be soul destroying if u get the wrong one !!!!! they are at that age where they DO need sorting !!!...
this site offers everything a young 147 aristo buyer,could hope for !!!
when ready,everything u will need is HERE!!!!.... or u could import your own 147 ???
and start from scratch....( its a no brainer really !!!)
welcome fella.......and GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE.....all the best nick............
Welcome mate,
Just a bit of advice...
Might be a good idea to buy a car on JZS147 forum as it has been owned by an enthusiast and well looked after and would have had alot of things already sorted out.
Like what was said, they are gettting to an age when things start to break ect....
They are very well built and are very ahead of their time when you compare them to a car from another country like the Falcon/Commodore.
G/L With it all mate. _________________
well ive been a member over a year now, and never posted here.. perhaps i should...
Well im 25 years old,married, no kids, except 1 large lovable rottweiler, i work in the mazda parts department in town, which is pretty shit house some times, i wouldnt mind a job at the toyota dealer instead.. had the car about a year now, i love the car, but had quite alot of troubles with it, but i think i have most of them sorted... been very tempted to sell it some times, but wife doesnt want me to get rid of it, but neither do i..
Hi people, Andrew here. I'm turning 19 in january, and I drive a 2000 camry...
I currently do not have an Aristo, although I will be purchasing one soon, either a second hand one from WA for around 10-12k after i come back from my holiday from europe in febuary, or I will import one after I get off my P plates (late december 2010...)
I've loved japanese cars, mainly skylines when I was younger, although I'm not a fan of them anymore, as they're so damn common. I've grew fond of the japanese Toyotas from the 90s, especially for the Aristo, as it is a luxury, cheap car, with a large amount of power, and sleeperish :p
I've also seen that a couple of the WA boys are into trance music, after having a TE after party with Sean Tyas. Send us a PM, i'd like to know who you guys are haha! :p
Thanks, and see you all around somewhere, sometime! _________________
I'm Roy and i'm living in Adelaide, 19 and studying automotive engineering at uni.
I've finally gotten myself into a position where an aristo is within my financial reach, and pending the sale of my commodore i'll be mounting a far superior beast.
Why an aristo? well, why not! Looking around the forum and the universal love that these cars receive gives me reason enough to know that this car will be a worthwhile upgrade, not to mention a more constructive place to waste my money!
Hopefully i'm not waiting too much longer and I can be proud to look in my driveway! Will be sure to post when I make my purchase.
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