My 8th gen Rolla

Ok cool that's gonna be my winter time project already found most of the stuff I need like the greddy blue emanage unit on ebay and turbo manifold on monkeywrenchracing.com. Just gotta come across a used garret t28 turbo and wastegate.

Does the 2002 corolla have a map or maf sensor ?

Maf

Ok thanks just needed to know bc I'm putting on the IM/TB swap this wkd.

Got my ground controls installed today looks much better.

looks good. needs more low though, your fenders rolled?

No their not the tires are almost tucking just can't really tell from the pics and SC is known for having some of the worst roads in the US so don't want it slammed lol plus that's as low as it will go in the front with ground controls which is still lower than the teins were.

I need to take a pic with mine all the way down to show you guys what BC is all about...

Do it do it lol

Go lower..

Will take pics after she is out of ICU...
a bit of a blown head gasket

Just ordered this plug and play adapter harness from monkeywrenchracing.com can't wait to start my build!

http://www.monkeywrenchracing.com/product_info.php?products_id=2285

So you will be running the AEM since you're going turbo? Not bothering with the celica ECU again?

I think that height looks pretty good. Low enough but not too low haha. By the way, how's the light output on your black housing headlights? I've been considering getting those if the beam pattern was the same as or better than stock.

I would deffinately say the lighting is better than stock, people always seem to think I have my high beams on when I don't. And I just don't feel like dealing with the wiring of the celica ecu nobody makes a patch harness for easy plug and play even though I was willing to pay a good price. I haven't decided if Ima go turbo or NA yet but I have an entire spare motor to build or send to MWR as a core. Either way I'll have the AEM piggy back to tune it so will be easy. As far as the height of my car I like it I don't bottom out or scrub and it still looks good and handles like a beast I can take curves about as fast as I want lol

Irvin made a patch harness for the celica Ecu and 9th gen Corolla Ecu. If you pm him I'm sure he would be willing to make you one. I don't know if the piggy back allows you to change the rev limiter

This is the one I'm getting and it allows you to, has many capabilities and tuning options.
http://www.monkeywrenchracing.com/product_info.php?products_id=959

And I'll have to hit him up bc it'd be nice to run that while working on the build.

Ready for a fresh oil change

So today i installed my fog light relay and new oem stalk with fog switch and still no fog lights. Am I missing something? I put the 15 amp fuse in where it needed to be and the fogs have new bulbs I'm stumped.

Sounds like you forgot the Relay, All you have to do is plug it in

Relay looks like this



Its located on the drivers side footwell. There's a empty orange socket for the relay just put on in there and you're good
(Socket on the top right) towards the firewall

The FIC-4 or an Emanage Ultimate would also have you covered, unless you need the 8 because you'll be running an auxilary injector for boost or something.But it looks like you have money to burn you lucky fucker

I've already installed the relay and fuse but nothing happens when I try to turn the fog lights on. It shouldn't be the new stalk bc the headlights and turn signals are working.

Do you heard a clicking maybe the relay is bad or the fuse if you have the Fogs, stalk,fuse and relay it should turn on

oh yeah make sure the car is on and the headlights are turned all the way on

So I should hear a clicking sound coming from the relay itself ? And if not then they sold me a bad relay?

Yeah a tiny click when the power turns on

Ok I'll have to check for that and is it possible that the 15 amp fuse could just be bad or something without being burned out?

Guess I'll go back over my fog lights today from top to bottom and hopefully get em to work.

oh and check if theirs bulbs or the bulbs are good. may sound obvious but sometimes its always the little things that slide past us when we work on our cars