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'93-97 Turbo Corolla

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by AE102, Jul 9, 2005.

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    I just saw that a few minutes ago, looks nice.
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    ...nicer ..than...yours? hehehe :laugh1:
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    My paint is in better condition and my headlights are nicer, so NO, lol.
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    shooo niggah..he's got a turbo..that beats all you got :grinyes: lol.

    TURBO!!!! :)

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    Shuddup I know, I know...I was in denial. :(
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    :laughcry: hahaha ...
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    i wonder how he routed the charg pipe.. i'll kill for a picture without the bumper.

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    wait I think kinda see some pipes sticking out below the bumper on the 1st pic.. he must've bent them under the radiator & condenser.. works but i'd be too scared about scraping.
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    TurismoDreamin ΓΡΗΓΟΡΟΣ ΟΔΗΓΟΣ

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    hey that pretty cool...wonder how fast it is now...
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    Corolla DX-R AE100

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    thats a turbo 7A-FE... how does 4A-FE handle w/ turbo is what i'm still wondering...
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    ehh, hope he dosn't fuck his turbo up runnin wit no filter on it
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    Cuztomrollaz98 MAD VLAD!

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    That's a nice rolla man, really neat
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    7 has longer connecting rods so they're a bit weaker. but still safe for up to 10. I believe the 4 has lower compression ratio too (correct me if i'm wrong).
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    thats a 4afe, he has it right in his title...
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    after seein his cardomain, i dream of having a turbo last night.... :eek:
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    ya thats definitaly 4afe, check out the intake manifold, classic 4a, the tubes running to the intake manifold are different for the 7a....

    anyway though that is one clean ass turbo setup, mad props, nice ride
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    I just wish he was on the US mainland so I could get a look at his car in person.
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    7AFE hav valve cover w/ 16 valve EFI on it... 4AFE doesn't
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    Rolla95 Rollin' Out y0

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    my 7afe says nothin on it, my friends old corolla with a 4afe said 16valve efi on it
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    my 4AFE got nothing on it and my other friend's 7A-FE got the 16valve EFI on it... i guess may be canadian and states rolla difference i guess..
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    Correction, the 7A has shorter connecting rods. They, like the 4AFE, are quite small though. There are quite a number of Celica guys running turbos on their 7AFEs with no trouble, they make a ton of torque.
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    ic, what amounts to the longer stroke of the 7a?
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    The crank has a longer throw.
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    Came across this.
    http://atomicspeedware.com/pauttoy.htm

    7A rods are a tiny bit longer than 4A (less than half a inch) but nothing compared to the 1ZZ (almost an inch longer:eek:).. but ok i'll retract my statement about 7A piston sticks being weaker.

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