Noob Questions!

[Spartan]

Hey folks, on the road to saving for my GT4 I just bought a Starlet Sportif from my bro. I was rather taken in by having a short blast around some trusty B roads!

Since I can't help myself tweaking my cars I've decided to do some work to her.

I haven't even taking delivery yet but have nabbed a set of white 5 spoke Enkei wheels.

What I'm looking for now are a few bits and peices, like an intake, exhaust, body kit and some shocks and springs.

I noticied that Fensport seem to be the only company that I can find that sells shocks (KYB) and I haven't really found anything body kit wise. Also some clear indicators would be nice but I think I will have source a toasted Glanza for them.

My car is a 1.3, 3dr in (I suppose) British racing green. I'ts a 1996 with the new shape head lamps so i think that makes it an EP91 model. The car has a complete service history with 8 stamps and has only done 20k so as you can imagine its mint!

Hope to hear from you guys! TIA

[toyotasera.co.uk]

Hello.

KYB springs are available from lots of places. If you have a friendly motor factor near you, try asking them.

Bodykits are available from www.bodykit.co.nz, but the strong pound means that they are fairly affordable.

The best upgrade is a turbo upgrade - this turns the Starlet into a bit of a monster - no surprise the official Starlet Turbo is so popular. Its expensive, but in terms of £ per BHP it is good value and can be tweaked further.

Andrew

[Hou]

plus the clear side repeaters and front indicators are available from toyota try searching this forum for the part numbers!

[starletsr]

Or you can try and follow this upgrade, cost you like loadsa money though.

http://www.tdi-plc.com/STARLET.html

[toyotasera.co.uk]

That guide assumes you have the turbo version to start with.

[Spartan]

Ah cheers guys I'll go looksie for those part numbers.

I've akways found TDI to be a bit on the expensive side, with their performance part prices. I'll probably end up doing a few bits and pieces to make the car a little fresher and handle a little better then either drop the turbo'd lump in or continue to put the money towards the GT4.

Thanks for the help.