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post Oct 2, 2008 - 8:07 PM
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turboecho2005

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Hi,

I just wanted to introduce myself. I just picked up a 1994 Toyota Celica GTS. I purchased it about 1 hour ago! smile.gif and i am already enjoying it. I'll have to post some photos of it tomorrow.

Here are some photos of my other toyota project for you guys wink.gif







Quick question... i did a search but couldn't find any specifics...

Does the awd 6g celica rear differential/subframe bolt to the FWD chasis?

Thanks

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post Oct 3, 2008 - 8:38 PM
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I've never seen a Yaris like that, weird. Sounds like a cool concept though. OP, why don't you just import a GT4?
post Oct 4, 2008 - 5:12 PM
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QUOTE (RickJamesBish @ Oct 3, 2008 - 9:38 PM) *
I've never seen a Yaris like that, weird. Sounds like a cool concept though. OP, why don't you just import a GT4?


Well i don't want AWD.... I want RWD.... Maybe a supra 2jzgte into the celica. My original plan was to make my echo RWD with a 2jz motor but the wheel base was far to small to use the 2jz+6spd tranny. So the next best thing was to use a celica chasis. If i can mount the awd diff from the GT4 to my celica (with minor modifications required) then it saves me alot of time and money. The rest of the time i can focus on mounting the 2jz in the engine bay. And the celica has a much larger hood and engine bay then my echo so i can fit a much larger motor smile.gif

Peoples comments and suggestions would be great to help steer me into the right direction. My echo will be my priority this winter in getting it to 350-400+whp. But come spring when i can drive my echo i'll pull the celica off the road and start working on it.

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