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Corolla Ts Testdrive


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The car had 1 mile on the clock and had just arrived with a batch of others, a beautiful 5door metalic black CTS :D

After it was warmed up the salesman let us use the lift and generally give it a jolly good thrash, must say i'm quite impressed with it and i'm sure it can only get quicker once it has some proper miles on the clock

only concern was the exhaust note, sounded a little ... weedy, will this become deeper once it's run in or will it need a new exhaust system?

Can anyone tell me how much the TTE lowering springs are, and how much it is to have them fitted?

thanks

sam

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will this become deeper once it's run in or will it need a new exhaust system?

Only when the engine / exhaust is hot (long highway run) Then it sounds good , but the exhaust of the Civic Type-R sounds better !

But for an original exhaust system the TS sounds not sooo bad :D But on the other hand a new system sounds even better.

Can anyone tell me how much the TTE lowering springs are

I've got the heigth adjustable suspension kit in my CTS and that's great ! Not too hard (even comfortable) but in curves the TS lies perfectly on the street !

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the exhaust note will be deeper or louder i test a 5 month old cts before i got my new one and i remenber the lift was much louder i only done 500miles in this new car so i guess give it time it will be better

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ok that's good to hear :)

basically got a few thousand quid to play with for the CTS

so i was thinking...

uprated suspension

18" alloys

de-cat exhaust system

panel filter and possibly reworking of air intake

other little features like alloy pedals, door sills etc

any thoughts anyone?

sam

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ok that's good to hear :)

basically got a few thousand quid to play with for the CTS

so i was thinking...

uprated suspension

18" alloys

de-cat exhaust system

panel filter and possibly reworking of air intake

other little features like alloy pedals, door sills etc

any thoughts anyone?

sam

Sam are you getting one? :huh:

The plans sound good :thumbsup:

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Hi sam

I thought that the corolla T Sport was for your dad? :blink:

jerry!!

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lol no i'm not getting one, it is for my dad

i'm doing the research for him though, which is why i need to know the prices of all the things he wants to do to it

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so there's no one here who's had installed, or knows the price of any of the items i listed in the earlier post?... :huh:

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uprated suspension - about 400 from toyota dealers looks and feels great

18" alloys - not done that cos i like the stock wheels they are not too bad plus 18inch will slow the cts down on pull away for sure then again big wheels always look good

de-cat exhaust system - not done that cos of the warrenty

panel filter and possibly reworking of air intake - if you want a good one that works go for injen it looks the biz about 240

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