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hey guy i really need some advice here. im pretty keen on turboing my corolla 2003. are there any turbo kits for it? and would it be dangerous turboing a corolla as in would there be side effects?

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Yes it's been done. If you're talking about the 1ZZ engine (Ascent, Conquest. Levin, Ultima) that's not too bad but if you're talking about the 2ZZ engine (Sportivo) then it would definitely need lower compression.

A good person to talk to would be rollamods.

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Yes it's been done. If you're talking about the 1ZZ engine (Ascent, Conquest. Levin, Ultima) that's not too bad but if you're talking about the 2ZZ engine (Sportivo) then it would definitely need lower compression.

A good person to talk to would be rollamods.

thanks dude, but i dont really know much about this stuff you see. But are there any places that would help me out on not rip me off?

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If you need to get a shop to turbo your car for you, it's about $5K cheaper to sell your car and buy a $40K car that's already turbo'd.

To turbo your car properly, you need the following:

-Turbo... WRX TD04L is perfect for your application and can be had secondhand for $250

-Manifold... In an aus delivered car the safest place to mount the turbo is over the gearbox, custom steam pipe manifold from a shop to mount the turbo there with the appropriate bracing will be about $1K-1500

-Turbo water and oil lines... To ensure it keeps running.. ~$200-300, also require the sump to be removed to have the turbo oil return welded on.

-Injectors... VVTI 1JZGTE injectors are perfect for this setup, the hard part is finding a set. budget $250-400. You could buy the overpriced items from MWR if you want to go down the easy path and have more $$$ to burn.

-Plumb back BOV, Bosch or Brand name... $30-$500

-Intercooler... $150 ebay special

-Cooler Pipes... $500-1K depending on material

-Exhaust incl dump... $1K-$1200 depending on components selected and material used

-Silicon hose and T-Bolt clamps for pipework - $200-$300 if imported from the US, $500 to buy locally

-Boost Guage.. $30-$300, I recommend an electrical guage over a mechanical guage.

-Engine Management... PowerFC or Emanage with ignition/injector loom and MAP sensor, $1100 + tuning of $400-$500

LABOUR - Workshops generally charge $80-100/hr for this type of work, and it will take them a couple of months.

If you want manifold and turbo flanges I have a few lasercut sets leftover.


Posted

yep, forgot about that ;)

also forgot fuel system, converting to return style with walbro pump, return line and external regulator

LSD would also be very beneficial

Posted

so all in all, don't bother?

well it depends ..... if u want to be different and not follow the status quo as a turbo ZZE will be unique and you have the time, patients & dollars to do it then its really personal choice.

The easiest way out is to get urself an older RWD or 4WD turbo vehicle ..... but like i said are u after the whole turbo experience or after having the corolla with the turbo experience ?

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If you need to get a shop to turbo your car for you, it's about $5K cheaper to sell your car and buy a $40K car that's already turbo'd.

To turbo your car properly, you need the following:

-Turbo... WRX TD04L is perfect for your application and can be had secondhand for $250

-Manifold... In an aus delivered car the safest place to mount the turbo is over the gearbox, custom steam pipe manifold from a shop to mount the turbo there with the appropriate bracing will be about $1K-1500

-Turbo water and oil lines... To ensure it keeps running.. ~$200-300, also require the sump to be removed to have the turbo oil return welded on.

-Injectors... VVTI 1JZGTE injectors are perfect for this setup, the hard part is finding a set. budget $250-400. You could buy the overpriced items from MWR if you want to go down the easy path and have more $$$ to burn.

-Plumb back BOV, Bosch or Brand name... $30-$500

-Intercooler... $150 ebay special

-Cooler Pipes... $500-1K depending on material

-Exhaust incl dump... $1K-$1200 depending on components selected and material used

-Silicon hose and T-Bolt clamps for pipework - $200-$300 if imported from the US, $500 to buy locally

-Boost Guage.. $30-$300, I recommend an electrical guage over a mechanical guage.

-Engine Management... PowerFC or Emanage with ignition/injector loom and MAP sensor, $1100 + tuning of $400-$500

LABOUR - Workshops generally charge $80-100/hr for this type of work, and it will take them a couple of months.

If you want manifold and turbo flanges I have a few lasercut sets leftover.

wow so that easily 10k for the whole setup. haha not as simple as i thought -_-" maybe i should just stick with simple mods aye. But i still think having a turbo rolla stands out hehe

Posted

;) don't be phased by Rollamods' shock and awe oh young one - visit the 'members ride' section to seek inspiration and follow their journey through their blogs B)

Posted

this goes on the list of what 2 do when i win the lotto....

aaahh.. if only i could remember to buy 1

Posted

wow so that easily 10k for the whole setup. haha not as simple as i thought -_-" maybe i should just stick with simple mods aye. But i still think having a turbo rolla stands out hehe

there are other ways to get a turbo rolla mate ;)

Posted

you mean like this?

Step 1) Buy rolla

Step 2) Turbo it

Step 3) Live the hoon life?

:P

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