Takumi's 94 Toyota Celica ST Options

[Takumi-FujiWaraS...]

Welp decieded it's time to move on from hondas for a little bit and try something else, i acquired a yota not to long ago, and i've decieded to just part out my accord and move on.
Car handles great i like the look and it gets great gas mileage all ya really need in a dd. They won't be to much go fast parts put on this car, but it happens.

Heres a few old pictures from like a year ago.





Most recent pix i've taken (Today had to clean up the VC went with the old school look that matched the valve cover lines)




Engine/Drivetrain:
Swaped 94 7afe (old one spun a rod bearing).
New OE clutch kit.
Tune up.

Plans:
Ebay header, Vibrant chambered muffler, kool blue drop in filter with 2.5 SRI pipe ran into the stock box, Very mild regrinds probably 260's from delta.


Chassis/Suspension:
Stock aswell for now.

Plans:
Good set of springs, strut bar, and wheels 16's probably.


Exterior:
Pretty rough.

Plans:
Home depot lip (Fronts smashed up),Winshield.


Interior:
Same as the exterior.

Plans:
Clean it up i love the interiors in these cars feels like a mini cockpit.

This post has been edited by Takumi-FujiWaraST: May 31, 2012 - 1:45 AM

[Takumi-FujiWaraS...]

Could you please explain how did you do the front lip? Thanks!

Went to wal-mart got 16ft of gardening edge ($4.83 IIRC).
Then roughly cut it to length (Cut it a little longer than what you need you can trim it when your fitment is how you like it).
Drilled my too side holes so i could rivet the passenger and driver side in place to hold the lip on.
Then i eyeballed the lip and rivets as close as i could. Shouldn't take longer than 30mins give or take.

I used the following......
An electric drill.
A drill bit the size of the rivets (Or there abouts don't go larger though).
Rivet gun and rivets.
Gardening edge.
Box cutter for trimming the sides.
And not necessary, but helps to have a good eye and a extra set of hands.

This post has been edited by Takumi-FujiWaraST: Jun 4, 2012 - 8:33 PM