I been on the forums for sometime now but never really post anything. I thought it would be time to be a bit more active on forums.
 
I had my AW11 for 6 years now, here is a picture of when I first got her.
 

 
Alot has changed since then (well not that much), it was my daily drive until August last year when I had a accident and decided to take it off the road.

love it!

 
Here a picture of the engine bay, my first thing I change was the painted cam cover, TRD oil cap and the Spac radiator cap.
 
Over the years I've change nearly every bit of interior of the car, its still not perfect but a lot better than before.
 

 
Gotta love DIY days, look at the date that was over 5 years ago. If I remember right thats when I put in the Koni Yellows.

A few weeks ago, I took my car on the dyno to see how much power I'm not making. I have plans for this car that I been talking about for years. Now that she is off the road I hopefully can have the first stage done by the end of the year.
 
On this mainline dyno she made 60 kW. I thinking there is a kW or 2 to be made.

 

Nice car man, clean as would love to see where this is going
we now have a few clean Adubs on here
whats that motec screen thing for ?? looks cool.

Here is the decal kit I think I mentioned to you at the monthly meet. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150894382890

Looking forward to seeing the continued progress!
Those OEM style decals would look great as well

Good to see more adub love spreading around.
 
There's also an eBay decal supplier in Canada. They usually show their kit with the USDM "Supercharged" decals, but are very flexible on customisation; I was able to get them to do a JDM Super Charger kit. The eagle decals are slightly large but the kit itself turns out very well. I can post a few before/after photos of mine if you are interested.

What did you do with the Enkei's that were on the car in the 'original' pics? Do you still have the centre trim plugs?

That cool motec thing is the Motec PLM, it measures the air fuel ratio. In the picture it was reading very lean!!! (Engine is off)
 
Decals will make it look good, but first I will be doing some other things.  
 
I still have the Enkei in my garage and I am thinking about selling them.
 
This weekend I will putting the car on jack stands and doing some work. Take out the starter motor, oil change, new plugs, oil filter, designing new PCB to connect the Autronic to the existing loom, fixing the door hinge and looking at a way to mount my gauges.
 
Here a cool toy my cousin picked up for me from the Toyota Automobile Museum. I should of picked up a few more when I went two years go!!