Ae95

[kykin]

if there's one of these already please show me

 

Just wanting to see some discussion, ideas, action photos and so on, everything AE95.

 

 

 

 

 

got my red 89-90 AE95 on the road last week.

 

planing on some more clearance, bigger tread and more dents n scratches.

to it out past the rockpools on the dirt roads way out behind mudgeeraba Gold Coast.

used the centre diff lock for the first time, didnt attempt any of the 4wd tracks just yet, but i will when the new tyres go on.

 

will get some pics up soon as there ready.

 

 

 

 

can't imagine to many AE95 owners are on hear but please suprise me.

 

Kyle

Edited September 24, 2007 by kykin

[phife]

My brother (Kebin on this forum) has one with a 4AGZE installed.

He's currently in the process of putting up a detailed work log on Toymods.

LINKY

 

There are a few others that have gone through the 20v or turbo setup, but not many with the supercharger.

[smacko84]

that link don't work bro, gotta be a member

[phife]

that link don't work bro, gotta be a member

Would be useful to join up as there is alot of helpful info in general.

[kykin]

yeh, tis a sweet ride, and toymods a sweet site.

 

mine will be built more for camping and rough roads rather then performance on the street, but will be good to see it round the coast as i havnt already.

 

went for a good drive this arvo, heading out tambo way you turn left about 7k's outa oxenford n head up a long dirt road that gets pretty serious.

plenty of stuff up there that I'm not brave enough for, yet. will wait for more clearance and tread before i do back, good fun thoe.

[kykin]

iv herd people say these are less economical then the tercel.

 

i did a full tank of, off road, city and highway and got 9l per 100k

then 100k of high way and got 6l per 100k.

 

them highway figures are the best iv ever had in any car.

 

whats it like in the best street AE95 on the gold coast?

[Hans]

Hi, I'm just wondering, would the rear differential and 4wd drive train fit the AE94 corolla sedan??

 

in Japan the AE94 sedan is 4wd, would that be the same in Australia?

[kykin]

got no idea man

 

try craige or lawrence at just toyota wreckers on (07) 5597 0400

[Hans]

got no idea man

 

try craige or lawrence at just toyota wreckers on (07) 5597 0400

 

 

alright thx :)

[Kebin[RL]]

mine will be built more for camping and rough roads rather then performance on the street, but will be good to see it round the coast as i havnt already.

a long dirt road that gets pretty serious.

plenty of stuff up there that I'm not brave enough for, yet. will wait for more clearance and tread before i do back, good fun thoe.

 

Even so, a 4afe wont really be sufficient you need torque! :no:

[anastasios]

is it manual or auto?

[7shades]

I'm pretty sure they only released them in manual. I've never seen an auto one anyway...

[Des]

Auto ae95's do exist.

[7shades]

Dear god they would be paaaainfully slow and thirsty...

[munki]

yeh, tis a sweet ride, and toymods a sweet site.

 

mine will be built more for camping and rough roads rather then performance on the street, but will be good to see it round the coast as i havnt already.

 

went for a good drive this arvo, heading out tambo way you turn left about 7k's outa oxenford n head up a long dirt road that gets pretty serious.

plenty of stuff up there that I'm not brave enough for, yet. will wait for more clearance and tread before i do back, good fun thoe.

 

If its the same road I'm thinking of (just inbetween 2 creek crossings) you should be able to make it up. My dad made me take our ae95 up there waaaay back when i still had my L's. diff lock wasnt required either heh.

 

Daniel.