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Nickname: Kevin
Year/model: 2002 vtis gd3
Colour: black
Mods: DIY black housing headlights, black grill/rear Honda badge, 15x7 +38 gloss black wheels, yellow fog light(just one) custom CAI by removing passenger side foglight, standard catback with 3inch axle back(no muffler), lowered :)
Location: PERTH :P
Mods this year: ultra racing front n rear strut brace, under brace and sway bar
Kraftwerks supercharger, weaponR intake manifold + bigger TB(soon), weaponR headers
Wow, cant believe i haven't posted here yet :)
Nickname: ss-rotel/mastersquirel
year/model: 2005 Jazz GD3 VTis
Colour: Nighthawk black
Mods: CP 9.0:1 forged pistons
Garret GT25BB turbo
Custom exhaust manifold
XR6 FPV Intercooler
Haltec Sprint 500 ECU
Direct Clutch custom modified hat and lighten flywheel
Exceedy 5 puck sprung brass clutch
exhaust ports match to exhaust manifold
Enkei 15x7 ultra lightweight mags
King spring low's
ICE: Alpine IVA-200IR
701 Processor
5.1channel Alpine amp
Focal K2Powers
Imagedynamic ID8
Next mods: Quafe 1way
new shocks, (they are stock, and wont last long with the springs, and the fact they are 170,000km old)
Seats, (probably a sparco for me, and whatever my wife likes, i dont care if they are the same or not)
Chassis bracing, (pretty much going to buy 1/2 the ultra racing parts list here)
"Panda" paint job
MAYBE another set of mags, it's a daily drive, and the enkei's are a bit soft. Keep enkeis for track
Location: Brisbane
Nickname: sdx91
Year/Model: 2005 Jazz GD3 Vti
Colour: Vivid blue
Location: Sydney/Epping area
Exterior Mods: speedline 16x7 matte black rims (might powder-spray white)
rs-r gt2 axle-back exhaust
eibach pro-kit springs
brushed metal look front tow hook
Interior Mods: mugen pedals
blue smd pedal strip
white smd dome light
white led reading lights
white led boot light
blue mugen dash badge
blue mugen seatbelt covers
nos seat covers
Future Mods: honda oem visors, 4300k retrofitted hid, j's front grille, injen cai, tein sc coilovers, struts, wheel spacers, clear tail lights
Nickname: Taxi
Year/Model: 2010 GE6 Jazz Gli Auto
Colour: Rallye Red
Mods:
- 17'' Work Emotion Cr Kai
- 215/40/17 Kumho KU27
- Phillips Crystal Vision
- Mugen Style Front Lip
- Mugen Style Side Skirts
- Mugen Style Rear Bar
- Mugen Style Window Visors
- Debadge Jazz & iVtec
- For Hire Sign ;)
Location: MEL
Comment: My Hong Kong Taxi style Jazz. Tribute to my uncle in HKG
Future:
- Swift Mach Springs
- USDM Rear Wing
- Twin Exhaust
- Rear Sway Bar
- Window Tint
Nickname: gre03
Year/Model: 2003 VTI-S
Colour: Alabaster Silver
Mods: Mugen knob, boot, pedals, shifter
Location: Eaglemont
Newbie here. :)
Nickname: CEF37N
Year/Model: 2012 GLI Jazz Vibe
Colour: Storm Silver
Mods: HID headlight, 17" RIM
Location: Sydney
Other: My first "new car" ever. :)
Good to see you introduce yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by CEF37N
sick of ppl just joining without searching old threads or even telling us who they are, theyu just join and hijack someone else thread.
I was joining this forum almost a week actually. Found this forum really helpful and I appreciate all users with the good response. :)
I'm currently trying to remove the headunit to wiring my amp with no luck. Can anyone show me the way to remove it? maybe a dumb question in this thread. :(
hmm lots of threads on this already. use the search and find a jazz stereo thread and post any queries on there after reading through.
otherwise u may be flammed from some other members for hijacking or not searching first.
if u need any personal help pm me ive done this myself too. its not easy.
Thanks mate. I'll send you a PM tonight. :)
Nickname: BBHEnZ
Year/Model: 2004 VTI-S
Colour: Blue
Mods: Mugen gear boot, pedals, exhaust, lights, HID, rims
Location: S.E Melbourne
Nickname: Paul.Z (well not really, ceebs thinking of something :P)
Year/model: 2002 VTI-S
Colour: Vivid Blue
Mods:
Sports exhaust
Short ram intake
Front strut bar
15" TE37 replica (matt black/white strip)
205/50R15 falkens
Lowered tein springs
Clarion double din headunit
Double din facia
Pioneer/clarion 3way speakers
Option audio sub and mono amp
HID's
Yellow foggies
LED interior and footwell lighting
Location: Parramatta, NSW
Future mods:
Upgrade to coilovers
Upgrade to cold air intake
Mugen or OEM visors
Rear strut bar
Leather shift boot
Arm rest
loving it.
first post, newbie here :D
Nickname: dzinh
Year/Model: 2012 Jazz Vibe-S
Colour: white
Mods:
HID headlight + fog light,
17" RIM,
Mugen window visor
soundproofing
under seat LEDs
tinted tail light
more to come
Location: Sydney
Other: my first new car
Newbie as well here
Nickname: Redrocket172
Year/Model: 2011 VTI Jazz
Colour: Polished Metal
Mods:
HID's
Lowered on GD Swift Springs
Painted wheels black
Location: Sydney
Just bought the jazz a couple months ago
long time reader, first time poster
suzuki swift springs fit a jazz?
welcome to OzH
Swift is a brand of springs, or were you kidding?Quote:
Originally Posted by GU357
it was partially a joke.
but i dont get the GD part because GD is also the chassis of the 1st gen jazz but he has a GE (2nd gen)
You didnt read wrong
Was offered a set of GD springs for cheap and they are interchangeable with the GE. Fits perfect
Only thing is the rear spring rate is much higher than springs designed for the GE.
5.1kgmm compared with ~2.5kgmm
So the back is quite bumpy but stays very flat through the corners.
Handles much better than stock
thought so. makes sense that they would fit i guess.
i have 6kg/mm on the back i have the biggest headache after a rough road, however have my damper settings very stiff which kinda helps stop it being bouncy but its still painfull in the car park.
srsly they should shoot the guy that invented those plastic bolt in speed bumps so tricky to go over.
yeah i feel you
everything in the boot jumps around over any bumps
rear passengers almost bump their heads over bumps
side note:
anyone on here made seat rails for their GE?
Have a pair for Evo7 recaros i want to put in but don't want to fork out the cash for Bride rails...
It's a massive pain. And the rails will sit high unless Ur a pro fabricator. Easiest way would be check the evo rails and Ur rails the see if u can keep the evo spiders and mount them to Ur seat base and just take off you original sliders.
But It's gonna sit too high. Really better off getting bride rails second hand if the evo seats are recaro Sr models
The recaros I have don't have any rails or sliders on them at the moment.
Looks like I'll have to spend a weekend trying to make a fixed rail for it
I guess if no one else drives it then I won't need sliders
Might even do a DIY if it turns out ok
best way is to get 2 steal plates per seat (around 1/4inch thick i think), and attach the rails to the steal plate then attach the seat to the plate. bam aslong as you have it all square so ur not facing off to the side. thats the easiest way.
and its how bride get the MO rails to fit so many seats, the MO is just the RO rail but with some adapter plates, so u get more hole sizes
should really make a new thread for this.
Hi, everyone. I am one of the members in sydney Oz honda jazz Group. I seen many members on Oz honda which not in the group yet. So i will post the link to here. We have organized road trip to Melb To met up the group in there already. And looking for more members to join our group. Also our re-union between two cities been posted on one of the magazine before. So.... this is the link join it please~ XD
http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/oz...okmark_t=group
Nickname: Mrkidz
Year/Model: 2007 GD3 Vti-S THDM
Colour: Silver metallic
Mods:K&N intake, Custom CF bonnet. Rays Light gram F52c. Ravo Short shifter
Location: Sydney(bankstown)
is it actually done up to THDM?
or is it just a thai model? in which case it would just be AUDM because it was designed for australia.
Name: Mark (Kelezzay)
Car: 2010 Alabaster Silver VTI-S GE8
Mods: None as yet, still gathering out parts!
Location: Western Sydney
Hope to get too know you all and eventually see you at next coming meet ups!
P.S - Anyone know what front bumper this is?
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7183/6...cae3cdc8_z.jpg
axis3 by kelezzay, on Flickr
axis japanQuote:
Originally Posted by kelezzay
Know of anyone that could source out that front bumper?
Cheers for the reply!