My G6 Corolla 4X4 - My Rwd 7age corolla - Page 12

[KPARRIS-JONES]

@Sonur I really really need the exterior Trim that sits in the C-Pillar. It's the bit behind the Near Side rear window:

If you have one then send it ASAP!

KP

[sonur]

Thanks guys :D

Dr.Jones I think I have that window list I´ll search for it this wheekend

[KPARRIS-JONES]

That'd be brilliant mate thank you!!

[sonur]

Wow, amacing how time flies when your busy :D

Had a son :P

He grew up to 6kg in three wheeks

Then bought a Renault Trafic and made it a house car

Traveled with my little famely to some of the coolest places in Iceland

In betwheen I bought many cars and sold them again to make profit

Then took a video :D

Then something happent

It´s going

It´s going!

It´s gone...

I sold the engine to a friend of mine I wanted something, something that nobody had done

in a corolla before, I´m still looking for it and I´m going post allot of pictures when in progress B)

Then becous I had no beater I went looking for another Toyota, then stompled onto this one

Its a Toyota Camry 4WD manual with 2.0 3sfe engine!! Iv´e never seen this before and din´t know it existed

Lowe to drive it, like driving a cloud

Enjoy fellas

[KPARRIS-JONES]

Cool, so what are you doing with it?

KP

[PaulinhoT]

Nice update, will be interesting to see what happens with the Corolla (and Scoob)

[sonur]

Cool, so what are you doing with it?

KP

Well I wasn´t going to say right away but I´m having trouble finding my ultimate engine swap

and hopefully the last swap, but It´s an 3vzfe 3000cc Camry engine I got twinturbo´s that fit

the engine superb but the two engine I´ve found are just to expensive.. Im trying to find a

hole car with the engine running so I can have everything swapped over to my G6, Rims and brakes.

But If I don´t find any in couple of months Im going for an secont engine, same old 4age 16v that you got

in your GTi but with an AE95 engine block to fit the 4wd gearbox diff. I already got one rebuilt in the shed

but I always wanted to go 3000cc camry engine and Im going to try my best to find one

Nice update, will be interesting to see what happens with the Corolla (and Scoob)

Thanks man, I myself am dying to drive It, I got a new sr20det engine harness last week from Miami in USA

and Im going to try start the car next saturday

will post pics and maybe if everthing goes well theres going to be a video to....

[sonur]

Could anyone tell what is going on with all my pictures from page 1 to 6 ??

they are gone, but where I hoste them on the internet they are fine and share the same link!

It would take me weeks to fix this by adding them to the thread again

[PaulinhoT]

So how is this going ? as I've enjoyed reading the thread.

[jw67]

Could anyone tell what is going on with all my pictures from page 1 to 6 ??

they are gone, but where I hoste them on the internet they are fine and share the same link!

It would take me weeks to fix this by adding them to the thread again

They are there today

As above post from Paul,any updates at all?

[So I bought a G6R]

I was just looking at the front bumper on your G6 - I've not seen one like that before. Its not the same as the UK G6's, the G6R, or the TTE bumper here: http://www.jpayne.force9.co.uk/forum%20photos/Corolla%20WRC%201_800.jpg

Was it a standard fit mate or did you buy it somewhere?

Cheers!

[sonur]

So how is this going ? as I've enjoyed reading the thread.

They are there today

As above post from Paul,any updates at all?

Thanks for the interest guys Nice to know people are looking at this stuff..

I´ve been working on the sr20det engine harness and checking the plugs and wire rout

and amacingly some of the sr plugs fit the subaru harness like the wipermotor

share the same plug and a relay plug for the heatermotor inside the car fits the sr harness

but I have to flipp the wires inside the sr to fit the right wires on the subaru plug

Other then those two plugs I only have to cut and solitare one plug inside the car to fit the cluster

for all of the warning lights and to get the speedo and rev gauge working...

But I havent done anything the last couple of wheeks in the cars becouse Im restoring my garage roof so I can do this at home but not at my fathers garage

Progress photos

More to come, It´s waterproff to day

I was just looking at the front bumper on your G6 - I've not seen one like that before. Its not the same as the UK G6's, the G6R, or the TTE bumper here: http://www.jpayne.force9.co.uk/forum%20photos/Corolla%20WRC%201_800.jpg

Was it a standard fit mate or did you buy it somewhere?

Cheers!

This question has already come up befor but It Is some sort of aftermarket Toyota lower-front lip..

this bugeye body has a splitted front and rear bumpers, so you can or could when it was new, buy

some other cind of lower-front piece from toyota, I just found mine off a liftback corolla same front as my G6

at a local toyota partsale, mine actually was a new piece unpainted..

Original G6 lower-front bumper with added lip from toyota

The lip on its own

Some brand of lower-front bumper chin looking with added holes for extra fog lights

Here you barely see but the "chin" is more out then the lisensplate is..

Then you could get another from Booster-tuning I think and from TRC-TUNING.de straight to the E11 http://trc-tuning.de/index_shop_neu.htm

Pics of it

I actually want this one for my G6 but I dont think I ever will, I think It´s so exspensive

I hope this answeres your question

Keep posting guys It´ll keep me on track with the projects

[So I bought a G6R]

Thanks mate! Paulinhot off here will be pleased to see the link to those front bumpers!

Keep up the good work

[jw67]

It's so nice to see so many E11s' on here,modified or standard.As an owner of a "cooking" standard 1.4 hatch with 5 doors I love to see what you guys all do with your cars :D

[PaulinhoT]

Thanks mate! Paulinhot off here will be pleased to see the link to those front bumpers!

Keep up the good work

I do like the lower grill surround

[sonur]

Just came from a week vacation out of the country in a rented summerhouse

and one of the 15" tire under the Camry was flat, It didn´t hold any air

when I pumped air back into it, I expect someone had stuck it with a knife

I had no other extra 15" tire and price of four used was the same as a 16"

rims with used tires i found online so I grabbed them, this is the result

DTM multi lug rims Bridgestone 205/55

And one of the OMP steering wheel I trew In couple of weeks ago

School stars on monday and the garage Isn´t finished, I was hoping to have it finished befor school

so I could trow the G6 inside and go get the ScoobyNismoLego and try getting that finished befor Xmas :ffs:

[sonur]

To heck with the Paint software :!Removed!:

Just went on eBay and bought these coilspring for the camry

This is why

And one I did when I first got the car

Why didn´t I become a carpenter like my dad :D

[PaulinhoT]

I love a bit of home DIY, top job

liking the spring kit, should be a good little car once done.

[sonur]

This was a nice week

Shcool started monday and I met all my shcool buddys and catched up

with them what they did in there summer vacation..

Then every evening the last 5days I went out about 22:00 after getting

the kids to bed and went over to my dad´s garage to work on the Suban (subaru-nissan)

to about 3:00 into the night then went home to sleep and woke up 6:30 to go to shcool .

Why so late at night? when you have two kids and a wife In College finishing her doctor degree

you have to sacrifice something so I secrified my sleep

The list:

FMIC and pipes and hoses

Turbine

Hedders

Intake filter and adapter for MAF sensor

sr20det engine harness and lower engine harness

sr20det coilpack igniter

Oil lines for turbo

Water lines for turbo

Water lines for radiator

Water lines for headerblower

Fuel lines

Fuel filter

New lowering springs or weld the old ones

Downpipe from turbo to existed 3" exhaust

External wastegate or build a mount for factory to fit

Propshaft

Battery

Trunk interrior

Fenders inner cover

Engine under cover

Engine oil

Radiator fluid

Gear oil for gearbox

I wrote this down when I go the car, now 80% of this Is In the house

Some progress pictures, new Driveshaft/Propshaft..

Some underbody photos

I think I was taking photo of the little space that I had to mount the Turbo

And heres the Turbine Im going to use, large Toyota blower CT26 from an MR2

Present day, all hoses and fitting have been bought

gone many times to the shop to grind and cut some stuff, have to weld the downpipe togeather and

the hedders to the mount that goes to the turbo, I looked into the electric, moved couple of wires

over the engine to relaybox, fitted new grounds where they were needed..

So new pictures will come soon,,,

[PaulinhoT]

Thanks for the update, looking forward to reading the next one

[sonur]

Thanks for the update, looking forward to reading the next one

And here is the next one

Went over there after dinner and did some painting on the engine mount crossmember (under the engine)

and the driveshaft but forgot to take pictures of it, and I put in the new fuel lines and oil returnline from turbine, I´m going to let the pictures talk now....

Turbo mounted on with oil lines, trying to figure out where to lign the returnline proberly

Fuel cable and fuel filter relocation bought a universal brand and strapped It to the body, cheap fix I know

Found out both of the front lowering springs where broken, will probably weld them again

Fitted the front bumper just for fun, I mounted the big FMIC befor

and was trying to find the best way to rout the intercoolerpipes

Looking pretty sweet, not much left to do here

Then for and hour I solitered the alternator and starter wires, It took a long time but Im not pleased with it

Solitered the ubik out of them but I tink I´ll do It again with a better soliterepistol (dont know the name)

Enoy fellas

[sonur]

Ok.......

Trying to make this a lowbudget Is really hard I don´t want to cheap on the good parts

when comes to make this thing powerfull, So today I spent alittle more over my price range...

Bought these really exspensive silicone hoses 45° and 90° elbows

Went to the boneyard and took subaru apart In the engine bay, got a grade deal on that

Bought a 2.5" exhaust for downpipe and had It bent for me at the shop

Had this (don´t know the English word) from a Carine E with 2.5" trough out

Still have to cut and weld into it alittle for the adjustable wastegate blow trough

I was going for the 3" downpipe but I didn´t have the room for It

Then couple awheeks ago I bought these 17" 8.5" with

don´t know brand or offsett) Im thinking KTM ORANGE

Then I had to change some of the silicone elbows for a 57-63mm intake ones and they where exspensive

But they look lovely and do there job right

Radiator silicone 90° elbow hoses, hope this will look sweet when done

Then I coulden find a 90° elbow with 70mm intake so I squeezed this

63mm onto the intake, It took me a while to get It on there

Just to see where the intercooler pipe wil come into intake

To day, getting there day by day

Going to use that 1.50" exhaust there to connect the radiator hoses, gonna paint it blue or black

And my friend the former owner of the car came to visit

jealous

And one just to uck with him

More to come, Do enjoy

[PaulinhoT]

A nice read with some good photos, would be nice to see some videos if you get time ?

[sonur]

This is endless work

I spent my saturday and all the night up to 5 working on the cars

Finished the radiator hose connectors

Welding the stoppers

one grinded and sanded out for primer and paint

Painting

Bought two of these long silicone radiator hoses, tuff stuff

Then fabed up the intercoolerpipes have to weld these two together

Same thing here

Intercooler bolted up

Also finished the fuel linkage cable mount and fabed up and painted the stock wastegate

not the best picture of it

Off to the Downpipe

Welding the ubik out of ot

Taking out the wastegate blow through port

Had to do abit manual

Almoast there

Then I had to weld the Camry´s exhaust and while I had it in the lift I thought I'd just throw in

my AE82 corolla coil lowering springs I had new in the box and had it for 5years in the storage

And I was thinking of using those coilsprings that I bought of eBay to build a homemade coilover suspension in the Subaru

New VS old

Those AE82 coil springs are Autostyle and they tend to build them to high in the front from factory

so I cut the springs half of the top and half of the bottom to get it lowered then the rear springs

All lubed and bolted togheather, I also sanded and paint the damper and plates

All done front and rear

Five o´clock and noone out side took some pictures of the progress

Now I need to fix all the rust and paint some of the boddypanels and It´s good for the winter

Enjoy boys and girls

[PaulinhoT]

Another great update, liking your work a lot..

What will you do with the Scoob once it is done ?