Welcome to our newest member: Tokyo-KT

SilverSpear · #1 07-19-2009, 12:24 AM

I would like to welcome our newest member and a fan of the Alcyone SVX, Tokyo-KT.

Few days ago I have decided to start contacting our Japanese counterparts and a very nice guy replied to me by email.

I invited him to come join our community and share some of the very interesting information about our beloved cars.

Tokyo-KT was the one who organized the 2006 15th anniversary SVX meeting in Japan. Everybody please welcome this great guy!

subbieatnz · #2 07-19-2009, 04:51 AM

Welcome along

svxistentialist · #3 07-19-2009, 07:32 AM

Well Hello! Tokyo-KT, and you are very welcome.

In the Irish language we would say 'Cead mile failte', this means one hundred thousand welcomes.

It's very nice to have an SVX fan from Japan with us. If we can be of help in showing you how to operate the forum features, please ask, we will do our very best to help in any way.

Please post pictures of your car and your events when you know how to use the uploads.

I don't think we can work with the Japanese character set using this software, but we have Japanese speakers here who I am sure would help in translating for you.

Welcome.

Joe

Green1995SVX · #4 07-19-2009, 11:36 AM

Welcome! I'm so happy to have a member here from Japan!

If you ever need anything, please ask.

Mike

JaySVX · #5 07-22-2009, 11:32 AM

Welcome to our nitch on the internet! Lots of goodies here to be had.

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Originally Posted by svxistentialist

In the Irish language we would say 'Cead mile failte', this means one hundred thousand welcomes.

I thought that was Gaelic?

svxistentialist · #6 07-22-2009, 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by JaySVX

Welcome to our nitch on the internet! Lots of goodies here to be had.

I thought that was Gaelic?

Yes it is Gaelic Jay, Gaeilge. The Irish word for the language is Gaeilge.

Spoken Irish Gaeilge and spoken Scottish Gaelic is very similar. I can understand Scots Gaelic if I watch Scottish TV. The languages have differences though, but they sound very similar.

Joe

JaySVX · #7 07-22-2009, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by svxistentialist

Yes it is Gaelic Jay, Gaeilge. The Irish word for the language is Gaeilge.

Spoken Irish Gaeilge and spoken Scottish Gaelic is very similar. I can understand Scots Gaelic if I watch Scottish TV. The languages have differences though, but they sound very similar.

Joe

That's as I came to understand it. I used to read under an author who favored Gaelic, his primary character would use the phrase Cead mile failte, and i understood it from that, spoken in the "language of the kings". Funny how two languages can be separate, but if you speak one you can understand the other.

Tokyo-KT · #8 07-22-2009, 09:51 AM

Hi All,
I am Tokyo-KT.

Let me introduce myself.
I live in Tokyo,Japan.
Sorry, I am not good at English.
The translation software writes these sentences.

I bought SVX three times.
The first is black. The grade is VL. It became a disused car because of the crash.
The second is VL of silver 3tones. This SVX always outed off form, and broke
down.
It was bumped from behind by the big truck and it became a disused car.
The third SVX is very good. So many modifies.It is a smooth, excellent,
comfortable GT car.

Buona notte.

SVXRide · #9 07-22-2009, 09:58 AM

Greetings!

Can you tell us about any aftermarket performance parts for the SVX in Japan?

Thanks.
-Bill

Tokyo-KT · #10 07-22-2009, 07:37 PM

[QUOTE=SVXRide;610601]Greetings!

My friend and I know performance parts well.
However, it is not possible to explain in English.

What information do you want?

K_Dub · #11 07-22-2009, 09:38 PM

[QUOTE=Tokyo-KT;610694]

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Originally Posted by SVXRide

Greetings!

My friend and I know performance parts well.
However, it is not possible to explain in English.

What information do you want?

Another warm welcome to the SVX World Network from Los Angeles. I also have owned many Subarus (6), but this is my first SVX. I've owned my car for a year and now it is my favorite ever.

Many people here are building some really great modified cars, and I'd love to hear about your latest SVX. What have you improved on your car?

ensteele · #12 07-23-2009, 12:40 AM

Welcome to the site. I hope you will find it helpful and enjoy seeing what mocifications we have made to some of them.

Tokyo-KT · #13 07-23-2009, 12:58 AM

[QUOTE=K_Dub;610705]

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Originally Posted by Tokyo-KT

What have you improved on your car?

My car has some improvement points.

It is a light modification.

Exterior:Clear headlight lens. Chrome plating inner of headlight. SKYLINE R32 GT-R front grille.Delta speed F lip spoiler and side skirt

Interior:Hi-Fi Audio,NAVI,headrest 7inch monitor,RECARO seat,deadning

F spring is low down. R spring is normal.F & R Bilstein damper.

I installed this recently.It's "YAMAHA Performance damper".
The car is like a different thing. It is excellent.

My blog
http://minkara.carview.co.jp/userid/147610/blog/

Maintenance & modification
http://minkara.carview.co.jp/userid/...2697/note.aspx

Parts review
http://minkara.carview.co.jp/userid/...697/parts.aspx

SilverSpear · #14 07-23-2009, 12:53 AM

[QUOTE=Tokyo-KT;610694]

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Originally Posted by SVXRide

Greetings!

My friend and I know performance parts well.
However, it is not possible to explain in English.

What information do you want?

KT, I think the members here want to know more about what performance parts you (as Japanese Members) have added to the Engine, Suspension and Look of the car.

And what are the rarest SVX parts that you know about?

Can you please post links to pictures for all the above?

SilverSpear · #15 07-22-2009, 10:06 AM

Finally here you are! Welcome welcome!

Do not worry about English my friend, excellent written skills is not a requirement around here. As long as you post in English even if written in a wrong way, we have no problem with that.

We salute you again: