Typhooning My T

[Ninka]

Finally took the plunge

I have decided to modify my T with the fibrelass kit from AWC, as I have loved the look of the Typhhon since seeing it introduced at the Melbourned Motor Show last year, but always felt let down by the lack of an automatic transmission option.

I have decided to hold off for another 10-12 months before upgrading to the new BF, and thought something had to happen between now and then, so the following modifications are either planned or completed:

MOMO FPV style steering wheel

Red MOMO SSS shift handle

AWC GT style front and rear bumpers

AWC GT style side skirts (coming soon)

AWC Typhoon legs for rear spoiler

FPV Pedals (coming soon)

SMB 4" Cat and dump pipe (coming soon)

Car is off the the painter tomorrow, so can't wait till I see it back later in the week, restored to full glory.

Have attached a couple of pics of work in progress.

[Trough Lolly]

wheels+chop chop = smiles.

[Ninka]

wheels+chop chop = smiles.

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Hey! I like my wheels - Leave me alone! lol

[Ninka]

Nice Brakes, where can I get a set like that?? LOL

Hey what is this AWC mob??

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AWC is Auto Web Concepts in Sydney

They make a range of Carbon fibre and fibreglass aftermarket body kits, mainly copies of factory kits.

You can find them on AWC

[DCVIN]

Hey ninka

I just ordered a GT style front bar last week from AWC they are painting it at the moment.. What is the quality like and how hard is it to fit?

Edited 05/09/05 01:25 AM by DCVIN

[Ninka]

Hey ninka

I just ordered a GT style front bar last week from AWC they are painting it at the moment.. What is the quality like and how hard is it to fit?

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Front bar went on pretty easily, no major hassles

Rear bar is more difficult to fit, and I would definitely not recommend buying and painting this without trial fitting it first, as some minor adjustments will almost certainly be necessary.

[Paradoxx]

Looks the shizzel mate, can't wait to see it on the next cruise!!

[seventytwo]

The third leg on your rear spoiler how hard was that to fit. I have the two outer AWC legs on mine, but I was to chicken to get the centre leg, not ready to start drilling holes in the T yet.

[Ninka]

The third leg on your rear spoiler how hard was that to fit. I have the two outer AWC legs on mine, but I was to chicken to get the centre leg, not ready to start drilling holes in the T yet.

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You really only need to drill and tap a couple of small holes on the underside of the spoler, and then attach to the boot with double sided tape, if you (like me) do not like drilling in your boot lid

[Paradoxx]

Wuss ;-)