On Hold 1995 Ibishu Kashira (Gen 2) 3.1.2

Oh lol no ouch

 

Yes, a nice Japanese minivan!

 

ok thx

 

I have the same problem

 

Lol

 

Re:Z_IA, I don't mean to ask, but...what specifications are the I4 and V6 engines on the Kashira?

 

Yeah, I'd say it's the 2.0L DOHC I4 from the First Gen Pessima, and the 2.7L V6 from the Second Gen Pessima. I appreciate your answer though, I was checking with Re:Z_IA anyways.

 

Nope! Wrong, haha I did the engines. We've got a 2.5L 8V SOHC Inline-4, and a 3.2L 24V SOHC V6. Both with a glorious 4-Speed slushbox! And I think we're planning a 5-Speed manual, too.

 

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Yep! Cherry did a great job on all the engine and drivetrain stuff! (^▽^*)

The van comes in three trim levels (at least as of now):
DX: 2.5L i4 with 4-speed auto/5-speed manual
LX: 2.5L i4 GTz Turbo with 4-speed auto/5-speed manual
ZX: 3.2L V6 with 4-speed auto/5-speed manual
Each trim level also comes in either FWD or AWD.

There's also a 6-speed race race transmission for race/custom variants, and a 5-speed auto that I may end up using for the ZX trim level.


Speaking of transmissions, I finally set up most of the visual manual transmission stuff.

There will likely just be an armrest there for the auto versions.

I've done a bit more with the jbeam. It's still terrible, but now it's slightly less terrible(?).

To be honest, I have pretty much no idea what I'm doing with the jbeam, and am just slowly figuring it out as I go along, haha. (⌯⌅⌄⌅)

I've also run into a few weird problems. All the moving parts in the interior are tilted, and the some lettering on the lettering on the back is overlapping. I'm not entirely sure what's causing this, so if anyone has any ideas, I'd love to hear! (❛ᴗ❛*)


I've also done a little bit of work on the vehicle info and adjustments to the configurations and stuff, but nothing too noteworthy.

So... yeah!

 

Isn't there too much room between the front seats and the dashboard? I think you should move the seats forward.

Also that gear lever sits there somewhat awkwardly in the middle, I think a console beneath the dash would work well since it's a family-oriented vehicle.

 

I threw this together really quickly, so it needs a lot of polish, but how's this?

 

Thank you! Side note, I think a nice column shifter would go a long way

 

looks great needs an arm rest though

 

just a thought: one thing that mite be a problem is the back pillars in crashes. a lot of wagon mods have that sort of problem. as seen here. :3

 

ideatime:


curve the time area and round it a bit, same with the dial overarch thing. (idk what its called)
connect the area around the clock out to the sides, and give it a slight overhang

at the bottom below the shifter give it vents and a cigarette port

either put a little curved bar connecting the shifter block to the dash, in blue.

or just put the shifter in a little holding pod that i can show you if you send a pic with ought the transmission block shown. (ie just the dash)

(mind the terrible paint skills)

 

(Whoops, wrong thread)