Celica_XR9145
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 |  Subject: Modifying An ST182/3  Thu Jul 16, 2009 10:57 am | |
| If you own an ST182/3 and want to spend some money and modify it then there are plenty of mods to choose from.
You've probably read on other forums asking how to modify there N/A FWD celica and the comeback is always 'dont waste your money and buy a GT4'. Problem is with that is trying to find a decent one nowadays that hasnt been messed about with is getting harder.
It will be cheaper to buy a GT4 i know but just want to show you some of the parts available
This doesnt mean there arent any, aslong as you got cash to burn, you can turn your celica into a real street machine!!!!
TRD 1.5 Way LSD
K Sport/Megan Racing CoilOvers
Exhaust System
Custom Intake
TRD Spark Plugs
TRD Spark Plug Leads
TRD High Performance Clutch Cover And Disc
TRD Brake Pads
Short Shift Kit
Oversized Pistons
Engine Bored, Ported And Polished
Front Strut Brace
Cusco Rear Strut Brace
Kameari Lightweight Flywheel
Lightweight Engine Components (Pulleys, etc)
HKS Timing Belt
HKS/Toda Camshaft x2
Fidanza Adjustable Pulley Kit
Tomei Valve Springs
you may have to order from the US of japan but this stuff is available | |
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| | Subject: Re: Modifying An ST182/3 Sun Jul 19, 2009 8:03 am | |
| put an apexi s-afc or neo in it
with wideband o2 sensor ;-)
And a superchips icon (piggyback)
(From Gerby77) | |
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| | Subject: Re: Modifying An ST182/3 Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:11 pm | |
| An aftermarket ECU with the right tune will unleash alot of 3S power hidden away, it's all in the tune  | |
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