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Yo ya'll. I got an old 84' Toyota Celica GT L4 2.4 Liter FI sittin' in da front of my house n im planin to hook it up. Do u have any suggestions on ne mods i should put on? oh yeah...did i say i was plannin' to use it as a drift car?Please post. Thanks yall!



Note*: Im not realy good w/ car lingo and i dont know much about cars, its a hobbie im startin 2 get in. Also, i dont have a lot of info about my car so yeah.

First, speak english, second, get more info on the car, third, shmuck!

isnt celica front wheel drive though? that will make it a VERY tough (or impossible depending on where you stand on the issue, im not starting that argument).

I ws thinking that too, but it's from the early/mid 80's, so it may not be, sorta like the early corollas were FR, now they are all FF

im almost certain the 84 was FF though

okay

first u need to check if its rear wheel drive of front wheel drive

if its front wheel drive then u cant drift

what Karasac said

since nobody else is gonna answer your question..I will


Intake(cold air)
Exhaust
headers
turbo/supercharger(if you see fit)

lowering springs, stiffer shocks, strut braces.

das all you really need.

shmuck

maybe that should be the title for the newbies...."shmuck"

that would be SOOOO tight! They would be shmucks for thier for 10 posts!

it's definately a FR.

1. get either 3S-GE or TRD 4A-GE 20V 1.6L (SilverTop),

nowadays they have 3 types of 4A-GE. First: VVT-i , 2nd: Supercharger 3rd: Turbo.

To have a smoother ride and engine response.. go for VVT-i or Supercharger.

If you plan to install turbo, get blow-off valve as well.

2. install LSD
3. Modify the air intake.
4. Change exhaust pipe.. (personally, I dislike noisy big pipe)
5. Modify spring and absorber (up to ur own preferences..)

You can try NOS if you want...

NOS?!? >_< *thumbs down*

Actually... its a GT. GT = FF. FF = teh suck.

Nitrous is a great way to get some instant power for drag or street racing, its nice to have.


AND ITS NOT NOS! ITS NITROUS! N20 if you prefer.....

sure it's NOS, Nitrous Oxide System

yeah, NOS is like the brand name, the actuall gas is n2O or nitrous oxide.

thank yous for clearing that up

althought technically it is correct, its a little like going to a petrol station and saying 'im going to fill up with shell'

...i know we cleared that up but i think you guys don't know smth, nos is not the only company for nitrous :

NOS, ZEX, Viper and NX(nitrous xpress)

I never bothered to look these things up

NOS=*thumbs down*

the formula is N2O so shouldn't it be called Dinitogen Oxide?


just a thot..heh

EDIT: the "di" before the nitrogen because it's covalent

aren't you done with finals yet?!?