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> The 1K$ celica ST that could, 4age, rear disc conv, track prep & more
post Jan 25, 2014 - 8:47 PM
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Bought this from a friend in november for 1000$, 97 celica ST special edition from the states, 168k miles.


Friend didnt even know car had a 160-170hp 4age Blacktop engine, tied down throttle cable, played with timing,
gave it a tank of premium and gained an instant 40hp...

Painted the wheels bronze cause 2 color cheap wheels is a no go.

Exhaust fell off from header to muffler on a speed bump in a mall so tied that thing with steel wire and
brought it to a shop for custom 2.5in catback

Traded my rattlecan painted Drag DR9s with bald tires for these almost new momos with brand new cheap
tires on. Currently in the process of plastidipping them black cause 2 color cheap wheels is a no go.
Hope they look good (bigger 225/45 instead of 205/40 and 35 offset instead of 47) or else will go JDM shop hunting in the spring.

Also, no pics but just went scrapyard hunting, got a full rear disc conversion for 50$ and avalon front twin pistons calipers for 40$
will be installing those in spring. thanks for reading.

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post Feb 3, 2014 - 7:42 PM
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So I tried one of the momos on...



offset is alot better then the drag dr9's up in the front!
I guess the back will still be quite tucked in...but probably way less then the +48 or something drags...
I will not run spacers as I dont want to mess with the balance of the car and they are unsafe for track use.
Sorry for the very dirty/salty car it was -13F when I took the pictures!
The feet of snow on the GLK in the background fell in less then 1 night.

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