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My '93 Corolla From New Zealand

Discussion in '7th Gen' started by Sharpshooter, Apr 5, 2010.

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    A bigger difference that I see in the bars is that the celica one hummer posted, the point where it mounts to the strut tower goes around the back of the tower to the outside, and scott's comes inside and goes to the front bolt. like-a-dis:
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    so you cant get a TRD one? Mr. OEM.....lol i like that

    LOL on macks pic
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    Dude I told you I can get you a TRD one. Check your phone.
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    that post was before you txt me mack!
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    That post right there ^^^ when I said check your phone was the first I mentioned texting you, noob. lol
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    Anyone can get a TRD strut bar... they started making them again for the corolla, thats why I sold mine before people realized.
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    As previously mentioned, the TRD bar is a totally different design to the OEM one. Personally I like the design of the OEM one over the 2-point TRD one since it bolts to the firewall, but the choice is yours. 3-point TRD --> 2-point OEM --> 2-point TRD, in my opinion.
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    Well, the one that combines both bars into one is the best IMO (a triangle brace)
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    Yep, the 3-point TRD brace like mine. Just a shame that they're impossible to find these days and difficult to ship. Just a heads up though, Ultra Racing do a 3-point version in white, but I'm not sure what the availability of their products is in the US. Doesn't look anywhere near as good as the TRD one, but the concept is the same.
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    Yeah, the one you have... cause it's technically "3-point" with or without the straight brace over the engine... or are you calling that 2-point.
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    I call my TRD triangular brace 3-point and the OEM brace 2-point because I only count the sides. Some people would class my TRD one as 4-point and the OEM one as 3-point though. Gets a little confusing, lol.
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    ur a noob....noob!:D

    and the one he calls a 2 point oem looks more like a 3 point, holds both struts and the firewall....now it sounds better than the trd one
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    Ah, yeah I was thinking of "points" as mounting locations.... so 2 would be the strut towers and 3 would be that plus the firewall.
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    I used to originally call it 3-point, but then wasn't sure what it was 'officially' classified as so started calling it 2-point to avoid any confusion, haha. But yeah, we'll go with 3-point just for the hell of it :D

    Here's one fitted to a 7th Gen with a 3S-GTE engine. If it's good enough for that it's good enough for anything ;)

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    Ah nice, too bad they had to kink it and render it almost useless!
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    Yeah hummer I gave him the website for one of the places that sells it, I've had it bookmarked for about a year.
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    Here's some new shots that I took today:

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    Looks good mate..... what a strange place to park the car :p
    Looks like the head lights are starting to yellow... in the second pic?? oh noes!!
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    Thanks mate. Haha, I've been wanting to take photos at that location for quite some time so it was good to finally be able to do it. Hmm, it must just be the light/reflection on the headlights. They don't look like that in real-life. Admittedly they're not as clear as brand new ones would be, but they certainly haven't gone yellow just yet. I polished them just a few days ago :cool:
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    Yeah, they aren't yellow... but you know me, I spot these things a mile away LOLz. It's just especially noticeable to me in that pic, I've seen it before but I'm not gonna make a big deal about it, you know? But the corner lights still look 100%....
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    Haha, I think we should swap usernames :p. You certainly have sharp eyes. I actually priced up a new pair from Toyota a couple of weeks back. Expensive to say the least, but wouldn't mind getting some brand new ones :)
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    Yeah, brand new would rock. Yours were used, right? Who knows what they went through before you got them!

    And, I can only have "sharp eyes" because you take sharp pics ;)
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    these pictures make me want to wash my car lol
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    Wouldent that scratch the primer?
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    HAHAHA...good one hummer.
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    Yaaaaay, golds back.

    (I was getting tired of cbass's shit)
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    where'd I go?
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    Somewhere for 16 hours.
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    Oh. Bed, car, work, car, nap, worship band practice, TRDforums.
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    MAYBE YOU SHOULD CUT OUT
    CBASS ALREADY SAID YOUR GOING TO HELL.

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