Introductions.

[BlackSupra]

I'm Dale, I'm currently going through a sexuality crisis and drive an ae92 corolla, with a 4afc. Before that I had a ta22 project which I stupidly sold. Now I'm considering an st162 to try my luck at a hairdressing career

I really need to make an effort to at least donate a little dosh to the club soon, I've gained a lot from being on here.

Cheers

River will suggest that a true man will only own an 18rg.

I tend to disbelieve his dribble, he is getting on a bit and becoming increasingly senile.

BAH! pass river a napkin he has lost control of his saliva again!

[river]

Hi,

Something must be wrong. Dales' post read blah blah girly-stuff TA22 blah blah haridresser blah....

And Glens read blah blah 18RG blah blah...


Face it fellas, if you haven't got an eighteen-romeo-golf under the hood, then you're not cut out to be a part of Team Ride or Die!!!

seeyuzz
river

[Norbie]

Listen to this man. He's a bit strange, but he speaks the truth.

[YLD-16L]

River will suggest that a true man will only own an 18rg.

I did some research on the 18RG after hearing River rave on so much about it as the greatest donk ever to be slung between the chassis rails of a Toyota.

It turns out the engine was actually sold as the 18. The RG was added later on after the engine had been in use for a number of years. The RG actually is nothing to do with Toyotas engine coding system, the RG actually stems from early owners cries of "Arrrhhh geeee......".

The engine had such a roar inside the cabin that most owners girlfriends would get out of the car when it pulled up to a stop simply because the noise was so loud that a pleasent conversation could not be maintained. As the young lady would wander off to find a new young man (preferably driving something classy like a Renault 10) the male owner of the "18" powered Toyota would sigh "Aarrrrhhh geeee not again".

The almighty sigh could often be heard as owners of the "18" were be blown away by the local Hemi when racing for pink slips "......arrrhhhh geeeee but it's a twin cam!! I shoulda won!!!"

The same cry could be heard when owners had to pay for the twin carbs to be tuned by the local carby guru ".....arrrhhh geeee I only got them tuned 6 weeks ago".

Hence the 18 arrrh geeeee was born. Now known as the 18RG in most technical papers.

*The above content may or may not be purely fictional, please feel free to quote it in any school assignments

[hi-ace]

I did some research on the 18RG after hearing River rave on so much about it as the greatest donk ever to be slung between the chassis rails of a Toyota.

It turns out the engine was actually sold as the 18. The RG was added later on after the engine had been in use for a number of years. The RG actually is nothing to do with Toyotas engine coding system, the RG actually stems from early owners cries of "Arrrhhh geeee......".

The engine had such a roar inside the cabin that most owners girlfriends would get out of the car when it pulled up to a stop simply because the noise was so loud that a pleasent conversation could not be maintained. As the young lady would wander off to find a new young man (preferably driving something classy like a Renault 10) the male owner of the "18" powered Toyota would sigh "Aarrrrhhh geeee not again".

The almighty sigh could often be heard as owners of the "18" were be blown away by the local Hemi when racing for pink slips "......arrrhhhh geeeee but it's a twin cam!! I shoulda won!!!"

The same cry could be heard when owners had to pay for the twin carbs to be tuned by the local carby guru ".....arrrhhh geeee I only got them tuned 6 weeks ago".

Hence the 18 arrrh geeeee was born. Now known as the 18RG in most technical papers.

*The above content may or may not be purely fictional, please feel free to quote it in any school assignments

This should have been posted in the tech section.
Mods please feel free to delete my post if it's offends anyone.

[Dale]

I did some research on the 18RG after hearing River rave on so much about it as the greatest donk ever to be slung between the chassis rails of a Toyota.

It turns out the engine was actually sold as the 18. The RG was added later on after the engine had been in use for a number of years. The RG actually is nothing to do with Toyotas engine coding system, the RG actually stems from early owners cries of "Arrrhhh geeee......".

The engine had such a roar inside the cabin that most owners girlfriends would get out of the car when it pulled up to a stop simply because the noise was so loud that a pleasent conversation could not be maintained. As the young lady would wander off to find a new young man (preferably driving something classy like a Renault 10) the male owner of the "18" powered Toyota would sigh "Aarrrrhhh geeee not again".

The almighty sigh could often be heard as owners of the "18" were be blown away by the local Hemi when racing for pink slips "......arrrhhhh geeeee but it's a twin cam!! I shoulda won!!!"

The same cry could be heard when owners had to pay for the twin carbs to be tuned by the local carby guru ".....arrrhhh geeee I only got them tuned 6 weeks ago".

Hence the 18 arrrh geeeee was born. Now known as the 18RG in most technical papers.

*The above content may or may not be purely fictional, please feel free to quote it in any school assignments

hahaha
Street racers like river, in "Team Ride Or Die" don't need girlfriends!

[Enchanter]

Hi, Im Tim ( the enchanter, you know Monty Python) from Burnie Tassie, and I have finally purchased an MA61, Ive wanted one for years.
I regualy hillclimb etc my Mitsubishi GH Scorpion club car any chance I get but this possision will be filled by the Supra in years to come when its had a heart transplant

[1983supra]

Hi, my name is Wayne, I currently drive a lightning fast (cough) 5ME MA61, but will soon drive a 2jz MA61 built by TMD Engine Conversions (Teh Massif Dong), the paint is nearly dry.
My two son's also have MA61's (thats how old I am) that makes four in the driveway, it's good to have spare parts on hand if I have a prang.
I too will be a member soon.

See you on the forum.

[BradW]

Hi, I'm Brad (who would have guessed that ). I drive a V6 4runner and have a KE30 in the garage awaiting the completion of it's 4AGE transplant.

I also spend too much time working on other peoples cars, in fact I probably wont have time to touch the rolla until maybe march next year . According to my lovely wife it is a 10 year project anyway (another contender for Project Decade).

I look forward to learning a lot more on the new forums and hopefully helping out others when I can.

[toaster]

hey there, my name is hamish, but you can call me toaster, or danish toaster, which is my real life nickname
i was skellator on the old forums. i am also known as "toaster" on CAA, PF and twincam
im currently in the middle of studying for my hsc exams, which start in 1.5 weeks
that is the reason i havent posted on toymods (the old forums) for a while, bet you missed me!
that is also the reason i dont work on/upgrade my car well, that and money

edit: oh, and i live near coffs harbour

[The Witzl]

Hi, i'm Karl. Few people call me Karl. I have a big crown and a busted celica cos i work on other people's cars too much.

I would just like to update my introduction....


I am Teh Witzl, owner of all that is pimp and dished, and master of the 18R-G.

I own an RA28, which is homo in its yellow colour, but nonetheless faster than thous' 18R-G.
My other car is a UZS131 Crown, which cruises around spreading pimp love and discipline to the hoes.

My mission is to destroy all the dreams of the elf named "Norbie"

[Norbie]

Dream on pump-boy.

[river]

Hi,

Yeah, I'm with the midget short-haired yokel on this one... dream on pump-boy. You are the destroyer of 18R-Gs, not the Master!

seeyuzz
river

[insalubrity_macca]

Hey im Cameron. Few people know me on here.

Drive an ae92 corolla. Havnt been on too many toymods cruises and events as of yet. Im currently doin my hsc which will be finall over in about 5 weeks. Then i shall get out a bit more.

Would love to buy a ta22 or ra23

It does remind me, i really do need to get around to paying for membership ...im assuming all the membership gear will be at Megacruise?

Cheers,
Cameron

[river]

Hi,

Would love to buy a ta22 or ra23
Cheers,
Cameron

That's something that all Corolla drivers inspire to own.

seeyuzz
river