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My 8th gen Rolla

Discussion in '8th Gen' started by jdmgen8, Feb 12, 2013.

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    thanks, yeah you have fog lights though im jelly lol i still need to post pics with my new headlights.
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    Ill try to get some this wkd just busy with school and havent cleaned it in a while with all this bad weather.
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    If I dont see any pictures tonight = ban.
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    lol dont let him get to u, i mean.. the first few months will be rough but u will make it xD
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    Think of it as initiation.

    Your more than welcome to go back to TN ;)
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    Hes new, no point in NPF'ing him.
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    NO DON'T GO BACK TO TN! That's where I got him from lol.
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    I know, lol.
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    You must be new here.
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    yeah, noob.
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    After checking out some links you posted, im going to save you some money, some of the links you posted are not for the 1zzfe at all but rather a 4age 20v. which wont work.


    some of those things, were just gimicks. like the throttle body spacer. the cnt fuel pump you wont need, it wont make any more power with the pump. the cam gears wont work for the 1zz since the 4age 20v uses a belt, dont worry about a bypass valve, they do work, but you really dont need a CAI. i have monitered my air intake temps all summer and winter long, with my home made intake (will post pics in a minute) it is nothing more than a 2.75 pipe, 30* silicone coupler, 6in-3in velocity stack and a 6in clamp on k&n filter. the highest temp over ambient i ever got was on a 100* day, sitting in a parking lot idling for 10 minutes and it went up to 120*. but once i started moving the average difference was 4* higher that outside air temp. save the money, ill show you how to build one like mine, for less.

    as for the exhaust, the bolt on exhaust are fine if you want the look and sound. but if you want performance, which it sounds like you do, go have a 2.5in system made from the header back. buy a nice resonator and muffler and have a shop fab up the rest. you will be much happier and will get rid of the tiny sized pipe, which really chokes off the engine at higher rpm.

    since you are sounding like you want to build a N/A engine, i would suggest nothing less than the crower stg 2 cams, with the mwr valves springs, retainers and valves. for fuel management on that setup, you will want an apexi power fc and with that you will need a wideband o2 sensor and a dongle box (fc datalogit or fc hako, hako is cheaper, i have one) i would also suggest getting your hands on a 00-03 celica gt head for the larger valves and the intake manifold and throttle body. i would also suggest bumping the compression up to 11:1. it is safe on pump gas and will make a noticeable difference in power through the entire rev range. plan on spinning this engine to 7800 rpm. stock cams dont run out of steam till 7200, 7500 for me since i cheated and im using 2 intake cams. lol. those few mods will make it much more powerful. but if thats not enough for you, then i would consider looking into a c60 trans swap w/LSD. it brings the car to life. 4.5 final is no joke at all. you will hum around on the highways, but its soo much nicer to drive, its just soo responsive.

    if that still isnt enough, go big like i am. 2zzge swap. but ill be turboing mine as well.
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    best shot of my intake i have. and yes i love gooooooold. LOL
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    Wow that list sounds tasty. **le save**
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    Wow thanks thats some very helpfull info i didnt even realize those things wouldnt work on my car guess i was just "trusting" the seller. I really wanna get the most gains for my money and i want my car to be unique but at the same time be able to hold its own. Like i said nobody modify's these cars around here so i think itd be a big shock to people lol So you are saying i can use the head off a 00-03 celica? In that case i would need to order cams and valves for a celica instead of a corolla correct?Does that mean i could use a celica ecu? And about the exhaust i know most of you recomend magnaflow, do you have a part number or link to exactly which one? And resonator? Im use to cars that you can just buy catback exhausts for, never had to get one custom made. I hate to be such a noob asking all these questions but this is my first toyota project so i really dont know everything that can be done only what i can find when researching. That intake is nice looking id like to be able to make one it looks alot more funtional than the SRI's on the market which just suck up hot air in the engine bay. I have a civic intake i may be able to modify to work. Thanks for the info and advice, good heads up.
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    Noob questions don't bother us, as long as they are relevant and you stick around. Most of us 8th gen owners haven't opened our engines anyway, so this helps all of us.
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    you can always get the 9th gen TRD CAI, its as nice fit but needs some little adjusting

    some other guy im talking to said it works for him but my engine doesnt seem to like it much....

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    its best to get the celica or 9th gen corolla ecu and plastic manifold for it to work properly
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    Added: Feb 15, 2013 at 12:49 AM
    haha I havent been on TN since ive gotten on here
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    Jk, we dont want you to go back to TN.
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    Thanks, im open to any suggestions or advice you guys may have im sure yall know more about aftermarket and DIY mods than i do. Most the things ive found are just from looking at different sights.
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    Are these ^^^ the same or is one better than the other?
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    Were are those pics of the headlights?!
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    na, celica gets the higher RPM at 7k and the corolla one gets better mpg or something? im not sure...irvin has a thread about the ECU.
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    Added: Feb 15, 2013 at 1:05 AM
    Alright cool ill have to check into that so most common mod seems to be the 00-03 celica gt IM and TB, that paired with the celica ECU should be nice :D
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