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Help!! With Parts!!

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by thedon, Nov 21, 2005.

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    thedon New Member

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    Help!! With Parts!!

    I have a 1996 Toyota Corolla DX 1.8L. automatic, and i was wondering if anyone here knows where i can get some parts for it, such as intake, exhaust, etc..., have looked online and have had some trouble finding em, so please help me if u can, MUCH APPRECIaTED, ===THE DON
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    Dr Tweak Mad Scientist

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    Did you look on ebay at all?
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    Bulletproofswordsman JDM Oroku-Saki

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    ctam1986 Chicken

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    if u want a CAI =>ask me :D
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    Ninety Four New Member

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    Modding a Corolla, or any other car for that matter, isn't worth it with an auto, IMO.

    Sell it and buy an AE86 or AE92 GTS.
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    Legit01Rolla Active Member

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    It Depends...
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    An automatic with a big engine is worthwhile, like a Supra or something with a V8... heh...
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    Even if I were into sanctioned drag racing. I'd also want to have fun away from the stip, so a manual would be better.

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