1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yes 5 speed, but It's slower than the truck

 

I suppose a turbo could be fun but really then you almost have to use a standalone and before you know it your daily is more fucked up than the truck haha

 

Meh, Not too sure how I feel boosting a 7A-FE with 240k. I'd like to go with a gen 4 3S-GTE out of a Caldina. Tons of people have done the swap before

 

I think the LS motor is over used and almost to easy to make big power.

 

I would just do your research on the 3S and there most common platform (MR2) because even those guys complain how slow they are and how turning up the boost only causes problems until they do a standalone

 

5vzfe swap.....

 

Well since you complained about things being too easy to build, I challenge you to shove a 3VZ-E in a car and turbo it. That horrible motor will give you so much satisfaction when you manage to break 155HP haha

 

I think I'm just gonna throw a N/A 3RZ in it. Swap to A340E auto. That way I can go real fast

 

It's too bad the 3rd gen GT-Four wasn't available here in the States. Non AWD non Turbo Celicas just aren't worth it.

 

Why not a k20

 

Correction: 6th gen. I get what you mean though, I just figured that it would be easier to make a celica go fast rather a truck

 

D15?

 

Man, you guys are sure burning this thread up. Helps keep my work day interesting. Lol

 

There are only 3 generations of the GT-Four though. ST165, ST185 and ST205.

 

Ah you are correct. My sincerest apologies

 

The k20 was the honda type r motor for the integra or type s for the rsx

 

Ebay is having another 20% off site wide sale today only...

Just grabbed some steel front brake lines, probably not as fancy as what Wheelers sells but will be better than the cracking stock ones I have on there now.

 

No I know lol. The D15 was the slowest one you could get I think

 

K20s are good thiugh. Google k20 civic

 

Got an appt made to have my whole Cruiser exhaust remade since the muffler and cats are a bit worn lets say haha