Headers, I need headersfor the 94 7a-fe Options

[jeremy922]

I have been looking and looking for headers for the 94 st 7a-fe. I know that someone out there sells them but I feel that I'm going to grow old looking for them. It's like the Holy Grail does it really exist. I need some help.

[FallenHero]

What about adjustable cam sprockets or whatever?(7afe)

[94blackst]

I haven't heard anything about ht e adjustable cam sprockets but as for the header, look in the how-to section. someone in there said something about it

This post has been edited by 94blackst: Jan 21, 2003 - 11:38 PM

[Mynzeyes]

How-To Here!

check that out. i wrote that up. i have an HP Motorsports header on my car. i got it from NOPI. it's not that hard of an install, but it's DEFINATELY not the easiest i've done. but um...PM me or Email me if you need anything more than what is in that How-To.
-John-

[FallenHero]

So how does the car run with the new head?

[Blur]

Sounds good, but is it worth the time/$$?

[3TST]

FYI - adjustable cam sprockets, pulley kits and underdrive pulleys all from OBX Racing Sports.
All these items are listed for the 93-97 Toyota Corolla 1.8L which has exactly the same 7A-FE motor as our 94-99 Toyota Celica ST's.

Check out http://www.obxracingsports.com for more info.

[FallenHero]

Are any of the things we are talking about worth the money? that's the big question.

[Guest_Matthew_*]

depends on how much the headers are. I would say no. They "probably" give you about 5-20hp. Most of them will cost you a couple of hundred dollars. For $50 bucks you could make a cold air intake. Which will give you about the same as headers. If you are serious about you celi then save up when the turbo kit for the ST comes out. Only if you are interested in something like that. Otherwise, I would go for the CAI.


Matt

[jeremy922]

It all depends on how much you love your celi, I am willing to spend the money on her to make he growl. Thanks for the tip on the headers, I found the at NOPI, just a couple hundred bucks. But if i'm getting the headers for her, I might as well go for the C.A.I. as well why bother screwing around right?

[FallenHero]

Despite what people say, you can get any muffler you want, as long as you have a local shop change out your pipe to a 2.5 or three inch. That's if you are planing the turbo route. If not, it really doesn't matter.

[Mage]

header

[FallenHero]

Header? I wasn't aware that there was one made for an ST, or GT for that matter. Is there?

[jeremy922]

ther are headers made for the 7a fe engine but they are found under 93-97 corolla nopionline sells them. check it out.

[FallenHero]

sweet, good info. I wonder why they aren't listed under the celica as well? Will a header from a 7a fit a 4a? anybody have a clue?

[3TST]

OK...here's the low down:
Noone makes a header especially for the 94-99 Celica ST (7AFE).
There is a header for the 93-97 Corolla (7AFE) [OBX makes one].
This corolla header will fit BUT the down pipe is tooo short - you'll need an extra bit of pipe.
There is a very good "How-to" on this.

As for price for the header ...
Ceramic coated one avaiable at $150+ (+ shipping).
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...2401306754&rd=1

[3TST]

Here's a thought...
The 93-97 Corolla header comes in 2 parts - 4-1 header + down pipe.
There is also a header for a 94-99 Celica GT, again this comes in 2 parts - 4-1 header + down pipe.

Now, knowing that the Greddy SP cat back system for the 94-99 Celica GT fits the 94-99 Celica ST...

How about the Corolla 4-1 header with the 94-99 Celica down pipe ?

[FallenHero]

If they are made by the same company, and you got a curious person on the phone from the company, I can see it. Just get them to check and see if it works. (and they are 4-2-1 headers)

[3TST]

THIS COULD BE THE SCOOP OF THE CENTURY ...

I have found a company (Aerospeed) and a site (Street Styler) that list headers for the following:
1. Aerospeed Chrome Header, 94-99 Celica, AR0800911.
2. Aerospeed Chrome Header, 94-99 Celica GT, AR0800912.
3. Aerospeed Chrome Header, 93-97 Corolla, AR0800960.

I have sent an e-mail to each of them asking specifically if the first one (AR0800911) fits a 97 Celica ST (AT200) 1.8L (7AFE).

When I get a reply, I'll let you know.

[FallenHero]

Man, we're better than Tv's problem solvers!