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By request, pictures of my old 2001 1ZZ-FE-T Corolla

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    Vamp Gunmetal 2001 Corolla S

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    By request, pictures of my old Corolla. God, do I miss that car.


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    Are you actually in Towson, MD?
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    Vamp Gunmetal 2001 Corolla S

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    Need to update that. Lol. I'm now in Rosedale, 15 minutes from Towson.
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    crolla "Wait did I just lose to a corolla?"

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    How much did your setup make?
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    Visually we have a lot of the same parts, I'm jelly of the rest of it.
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    300+ WHP.
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    ...how much boost
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    that car is re-god-damn-diculosly clean.
    Added: Mar 16, 2013 at 2:48 AM
    just taking a shot in the dark, but looking at the dish on the pistons looks like it was 10:1 cr? so i would venture to say somewhere in the 14-16psi range should have netted 300+ but, im just guessing here.. lol
    Added: Mar 16, 2013 at 2:51 AM
    Vamp, i would like build details when you see this and get a minute. it looks like it was one hell of a car
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    I have tons of questions but I'm way too nooby
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    mack, ask away. i have built quite a few high hp cars, i could probably answer most of them.
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    Dude I don't even know where to begin. I barely know how an engine works man.
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    Vamp Gunmetal 2001 Corolla S

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    I was running 7.5psi daily with 9.5psi high boost and got 300+ WHP with my setup. Here's the official mod list for those curious:

    Exterior Mods: IS300 gunmetal grey paint job, TRD body kit, custom painted VIS Invader carbon fiber hood, Hayame gunmetal hood pins, 5th Gen Celica mirrors, 4300K Xenon Storm HIDs, Matrix clear corners, yellow tinted Corolla S fog lights, red and clear taillights, JDM Civic clear side markers, custom center brake light, removed door moldings & emblems

    Interior Mods: steering column mounted AC Autotechnic S7 oil temp & oil pressure gauges, reverse Indiglo gauges, PLX M-300 wideband O2 gauge, OBX sport fire extinguisher, 7th Gen Celica front seats, 7th Gen Celica GT-S steering wheel, 7th Gen Celica GT shift knob & e-brake handle, Levoc pedals, painted & dyed interior, reupholstered doors & headliner, shaved rear deck, carpeted trunk & lid, LED dash & gauge lights, custom flush mounted alarm LED, StreetGlow neons under dash and inside vents

    Engine Mods: TRD oil cap, TRD radiator cap, Split Second ESC1 EGO Signal Conditioner, Greddy eManage Blue, Greddy PRofec B II, Greddy Full Auto Turbo Timer, 2ZZ-GE water pump, Saikou Michi DC3 catch can, K&N X-Stream air filter, powder coated custom aluminum IC piping, black thermal coated Precision AS-1021 FMIC, recirculated JDM Greddy Type S BOV, 7th Gen Celica GT throttle body, modified 7th Gen Celica GT intake manifold, Stealthmode Performance oil line kit with dual outlet block fitting, TOGA high volume oil pump, Supertech valves, 3-angle valve job, Wisco 8.8:1 +3mm pistons, Melling cylinder sleeves, Crower billet connecting rods, MWR main bearings, MWR rod bearings, ARP mains, cylinder head, & exhaust manifold studs, modified 2ZZ-GE head gasket, ceramic coated JGS Precision turbo manifold, ceramic coated Precision SC-50 T3/T4 turbo, 38mm Tial wastegate, thermal wrapped custom 2.5" downpipe, modified 2.5" Alphawerks midpipe, Magnaflow exhaust, return fuel system conversion, Walbro 255LPH fuel pump, Stafford Fabrications high flow fuel rail, JDM 4th gen Accord injector resistor pack, custom milled low impedance Siemens 630cc injectors, SARD fuel pressure regulator with Autometer fuel pressure gauge, Golden Eagle vacuum manifold, DC3 dual chamber oil catch can, relocated Optima Yellow Top battery to trunk, custom Ground Fusion grounding wires, ASMI carbon fiber engine cover, 7th Gen Celica GT-S serpentine belt, custom polyurethane engine mount inserts, Level 10 high stall torque converter, upgraded transmission, Transgo shift kit, Haynes transmission cooler

    Suspension Mods: AE111 rear disc conversion, TRD struts, TRD lowering springs, Eibach camber bolts, TRD strut bar, Hotchkis front & rear sway bars, Brembo cross drilled rotors, Hawk HPS brake pads, TRD rims, Toyo Proxy FZ4 tires

    Electronics Mods: Viper 791XV remote start pager alarm, Alpine IVA-D300 headunit, Nakamichi PA-2004 amp, Lightning 1 farad digital cap, MB Quart PWD-254 10" DVC sub, Nakamichi PA-1004 amp, Vifa MG18WK09-04 7" woofers, LPG 26NAFM tweeters, MB Quart PWD crossover, Big Dog Audio sub box, custom trunk enclosure, custom amp rack, Sony Playstation 2, custom mounted speakers and grills, Dynamat Xtreme in trunk and interior, sound dampening spray in doors
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    Obviously that's a lot more work than my car, but it still surprises me how much similar stuff we have.
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    Well, I had every TRD part out there. I'm trying to track down pics when I had the TRD sideskirts on, but have had no luck. More info for those interested. Here are my notes on the intercooler piping:

    Aluminum - GReddy Re-Route Adapter 1.00" - $15
    http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/m...OD&Product_Code=ATP-FLA-002&Category_Code=FLA

    T3 Inlet Gasket - $8.00
    http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/m...OD&Product_Code=GRT-GSK-005&Category_Code=GSK

    Straight superflex hose - $66.80
    http://www.sporthoses.com/parts/FMP...els::id=9&-sortfield=pricelist&-max=all&-find

    O2 bungs?

    oil return line, bung for oil pan. use greddy sandwhich plate for feed



    http://www.burnsstainless.com/

    2ft 3" straight$22.34
    (1) 3" U-bend$91.71
    4ft 2" straight$32.12
    (2) 2" U-bend$65.14
    2ft 2.5" straight$20.80
    (1) 2.5" U-bend$52.21
    2ft 2.75" straight$23.14
    (1) 2.75" U-bend$83.41
    total $390.87
    shipped $420.50


    http://sporthoses.com/

    (1) 2" 90° coupler$35.08
    (1) 2.5" - 2" 90° reducer coupler$45.48
    (1) 2.5" 45° coupler$46.75
    (1) 2.75" - 2.5" reducer coupler$31.63
    (1) 2.75" coupler$11.79
    (1) 3" coupler$12.30
    total $183.03
    shipped $192.58


    http://www.ppeengineering.com/

    MAS adaptor$30.00
    shipped$36.00


    http://www.atpturbo.com/

    (3) 2" t-bolt clamp$11.25
    (4) 2.5" t-bolt clamp$15.00
    (3) 2.75" t-bolt clamp$11.25
    (2) 3" t-bolt clamp $7.50
    (1) GReddy Type S Flange$19.00
    total$64.00
    shipped$82.07


    http://www.n2performance.com/

    (1) RX-4730 cone filter$56.97


    Need oil lines, vacuum lines, turbo gasket, manifold gasket
    Added: Mar 16, 2013 at 3:44 AM
    And here are my turbo notes, straight from Windows Notepad:

    Notes

    vacuum hoses: 1/4"
    wastegate vacuum hoses: ???
    spark plugs low boost apps: NGK part # BKR6E for 1990 Corolla GTS or
    spark plugs high boost apps: NGK part # BKR7E for a 1995 Audi S6
    fuel injectors: custom milled Bosch 450cc part#0280155968
    lbs to cc conversion: [(lbs./hr)*60]/6.177=cc/min
    flow rate adjustment: new flow rate = old flow rate × SQRT[new pressure÷old pressure])
    fuel pressure: stock - 45psi, current - 45psi
    upper heater core hose: Good Year part #???
    lower heater core hose: Good Year part #63089
    rear brake pads: 1990 Corolla GTS rear pads
    cylinder compression (left to right:( #1 - 190psi, #3-4 -210psi

    Turbo Specs

    Part #: 200-5031
    Model #: 5031E Boosted
    Power Rating: 460 HP
    Exhaust Housing: THF3-31
    Flange Pattern: T3 5 bolt
    Exhaust A/R: .63 A/R
    Center Section: Journal Bearing
    Compressor In/Out Diameter.: 2-1/2" / 2"
    Compressor Cover: 2-5/8" Inlet / 1-3/4" Outlet
    Compressor Wheel: Inducer 2.123" (53.9mm) / Exducer 3.000" (76.2mm)

    Profec B II Settings

    ~7.5psi
    set: 10%
    gain: 29%
    set gain: 60 (6psi)
    warning: 105 (10.5psi)
    limiter: 5% (set - 5%)

    ~9.5psi
    set: 19%
    gain: 31%
    set gain: 75 (7psi)
    warning: 105 (10.5psi)
    limiter: 14% (set - 5%)

    Note: Some Profec B II's have a glitch in converting kPa to psi. Multiply target psi by 14.5 for the correct values (10.5psi X 14.5 = 152.25).

    Cold Start Fix:

    -10 airflow to 0 TPS @ 500-900 RPMs and +15 airflow to 0 TPS @ 1300 RPMs with -10 airflow on the cell immediately right.

    Warm Idle Fix:

    +5 timing at 0 TPS @ 500 - 900 RPMs and +3 timing to 0 TPS @ 1300 RPMs with 0 for rest of the row.

    Greddy Pressure Sensor PSI vs. Voltage:

    -14psi / 0.54V
    -13psi / 0.60V
    -12psi / 0.67V
    -11psi / 0.74V
    -10psi / 0.81V
    -9psi / 0.88V
    -8psi / 0.95V
    -7psi / 1.02V
    -6psi / 1.09V
    -5psi / 1.16V
    -4psi / 1.22V
    -3psi / 1.29V
    -2psi / 1.36V
    -1psi / 1.43V
    0psi / 1.50V
    1psi / 1.57V
    2psi / 1.64V
    3psi / 1.71V
    4psi / 1.78V
    5psi / 1.84V
    6psi / 1.91V
    7psi / 1.98V
    8psi / 2.05V
    9psi / 2.12V
    10psi / 2.19V
    11psi / 2.26V
    12psi / 2.33V
    13psi / 2.40V
    14psi / 2.46V
    15psi / 2.53V
    16psi / 2.60V
    17psi / 2.67V
    18psi / 2.74V
    19psi / 2.81V
    20psi / 2.88V
    21psi / 2.95V
    22psi / 3.02V
    23psi / 3.09V
    24psi / 3.15V
    25psi / 3.22V
    26psi / 3.29V
    27psi / 3.36V
    28psi / 3.43V
    29psi / 3.50V
    30psi / 3.57V
    31psi / 3.64V
    32psi / 3.71V
    33psi / 3.77V
    34psi / 3.84V
    35psi / 3.91V
    36psi / 3.98V
    37psi / 4.05V
    38psi / 4.12V
    39psi / 4.19V
    40psi / 4.26V
    41psi / 4.33V
    42psi / 4.39V
    43psi / 4.46V

    Turbo Oil Line

    Stealth Mode dual outlet block fitting -> -3AN, 1/8" NTP atraight fitting -> 4' -3AN stainless steel line -> -3AN, 1/8" NTP 45 degree fitting -> turbo -> 50.8mm oil drain flange -> 1/2" barbed fitting -> 20" -10 stainless drain hose

    PCV System Routing

    left nipple on turbo intake pipe -> 3/8" radiator overflow hose -> 3/8" to 1/2" brass nipples -> 90 degree 5/8" heater core hose -> crankcase breather inlet ~> engine ~> PCV valve -> 11/32" crankcase breather hose -> Greddy oil catch can -> 11/32" crankcase breather hose -> right nipple on turbo intake pipe

    Evap System Routing

    evap solenoid -> 3/8" hose -> center nipple on turbo intake pipe

    Turbo & Wastegate Vacuum Routing

    turbo pressure port -> NC port ~> boost controller solenoid ~> COM port -> top port ~> Tial wastegate ~> side port -> Golden Eagle manifold

    * or can tee inbetween turbo pressure port & boost controller solenoid NC port

    BOV Vacuum Routing

    BOV ~> bypass valve -> 1" X 2' silicone hose -> turbo intake pipe

    BOV ~> top port -> Golden Eagle manifold

    BOV ~> bottom port -> vent to atmosphere*

    * or can tee inbetween turbo pressure port & boost controller solenoid NC port

    fuel pressure regulator -> Golden Eagle manifold

    Intercooler Piping Sizes

    turbo intake pipe: 2.75"

    hot side charge pipe: 2"

    cool side charge pipe: 2.5"

    Vacuum Routing
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    And now I'm lost. Damnit. Yeah I'm a TRD whore as well. I was gonna comment that those weren't TRD sides but I see you clarified.
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    Finally found a pic with the car in full TRD mode.

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    The only thing I would change is the side mirrors. We have the same hood, and clear side marker lights taken from a non-Toyota lol.
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    Do you happen to still have a dyno sheet? would love to see the curve. Didnt see any mention of aftermarket cams, so are you saying you made 300+ at 9.5psi? If so thats hard to believe, not doubting you though
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    I'll try to find the Dyno sheet. I have a couple. One clocking in just under 300, and the other a little over after a retune. I still have boxes that I haven't unpacked since I moved a few years ago. Might be in one of them.
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    I was gonna comment that your guess of 14 is way off of 7.5 lol
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    Well, 9.5. 7.5 was daily driving low boost.
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    wow. such low boost and 300+ whp. and on 8.8:1. i assume this was on pump gas of course? i would really like to see the dyno graph if you can find it. i wouldnt expect a low comp 1zz to really come alive with such little boost.

    also, what was modified about the 2zz head gasket? that kinda peaked my interest.
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    Yes, on pump gas. I also had the block bored out to 1.94 liters. I can't remember what I had to do to make the head gasket work.
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    nice. that would explain the 2zz head gasket, larger bore.
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    Sorry to be a nazi but that one bugs me... something piques your interest, not peaks.
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    WB with this nice thread Vamp!

    I wish I was able to see it in turbo form in person! Last time I saw that was at Seneca '03, or maybe slightly after that when you had your bronze/polished lip Slipstreams and I bought that Celica ECU off you.
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    Damn, thats one sick corolla with the power to back up the looks.
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    Definitely OG win up there.
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