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Rob.C

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  • Birthday 04/28/1976

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    '96 Toyota Vienta

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  1. I would like to know what everyone else's camry's rev at when sitting on 110km/h on the highway in top gear. Mine is a 96 vienta, 5 speed and it sits on a rather high 3,000 RPM at 110. i didn't think it would sit that high being 1, a V6 and 2. a manual.
  2. looks sweet. Look even better once you get the kit.
  3. they should ay! <_< im gonna put a turbo in my V6 camry next year. so wish me all the best ← Good luck, i'm doing mine soon. i'll give you a long distance hand if i can.
  4. i rekon they should bring out a turbo camry. V6. would be awesome.
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    Turbo size help

    If you don't get up to QLD, then you may see it one year at Auto Salon Final Battle (getting a little ahead of myself). My ultimate goal is to put camry's on the map, i have quite a few goals i'm aiming for with this car, including the fastest V6 Camry in the world, if i can't get the world title, i'll seetle for fastest in Australia. :P . But there will be plenty of pics and info on it all on the website and my forum.
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    Turbo size help

    When i get a quote done for the piping, i'll let you know. I don't think it'll be quite $1800, not for 2 pieces of pipe, the bends might cost a little, and a little bit for labour. And don't forget the price of the intercooler.
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    Turbo size help

    It depends on how much you can do yourself. I don't know if the set-up on a 1MZ is the same as a 3VZ, but i don't need to get custom manifolds made up for the turbo, which is a big money saver. As the going rate for custom manifolds run at around the $250 mark, per cylinder (at some places), the main expense will be getting the engine pipes made, and to buy a new turbo (but might go used, to keep costs down). The only other major cost would be a new ECU, but that may only end up being a piggy back ECU.
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    Turbo size help

    It'll be awhile before i start to do anything. I want to buy everything first, then take it off the road for a few weeks and then bring it out. The only thing that will possibly be done before everything else may just be the turbo conversion, just iron out any problems that may come up. It won't be running any big amounts of boost, maybe 5PSI, but will probably be intercooled. But be rest asured i'll let everyone know. Just keep an eye on my forum :) MAY EVEN GO FOR A TWIN SET-UP :P
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    Turbo size help

    I have heard of a few 1MZ being done. Once i start buying bits and pieces for the whole car, i'm going to make my own website, showing detailed pics, suppliers, workshops, full run down of all mods mage and how, and a how to and a don't do section for everyone to see. I don't care if people copy me, the key to the whole modifing of cars (to me) is to share your knowledge with anyone who wants to know.
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    Turbo size help

    I don't need to make custom headers :D I have spoken to a guy who has done the same conversion to a lexus in the US. The bodies are identical and the engine is a 3VZ-FE aswell. The major mechanical work consists of re-locating the battery to the boot and removing the cruise control.
  11. I'm going to be buying a turbo for my 3L, V6 soon. What size do you recommend to go for ? I was thinking along the lines of a T04 or something similar.
  12. It does make sense. That's what i've been saying all along, lol. I think it'll work better that way. So you don't have a Moderator from the Camry forum, trying to help out in the Supra forum, won't work to good. Basically keep it simple, moderators should stick to what they know best, there own model of car. If you can help out in other areas with advise, that's fine, but you only moderate your particular forum.
  13. Thanks Danthuyer, I'll be moving up there full time in the next few months, but i leave this Thursday morning, staying with friends and start work etc etc, i may just have to drop in.
  14. Buddha, does the toyota car club have a website at all ?
  15. Rob.C

    HELP RIMS

    Another idea is to go to your local tyre shop, they should have a book containing, stud measurements aswell as offsets etc. So call in there and ask them to look it up.
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