Northy

no idea, there must of been having probs with the speed trap cause a couppple of times i didn't get a slip and some i didn't get the speed.

I was racing stoopidhead in his stivo

Well just got back from 13 runs down the 1/4 mile and i think its safe to say that we wall had a great day. My CAI has proven its worth by grabbing me a 15.17.

im no.9

there is also some footage from the day so once i get my hands on it ill be hosting it for all to see

I have also done just over 4000km and mine is running fine, it idles smooth if its nothing major wait till its due for a service and just mention it to them.

yeah i was thinking of getting an exhaust first thing for my 04 corolla, any suggestions? i want that deep drone but not loose any hp!

mate go to www.trdsales.com send bruce an email and get the TRD CAI i promise you will love it haha. I just got mine in and now it sounds like a real car

this is my 04 Corolla @ its stock point thats at the wheels btw 82 is pretty good

got any pics cause i am after a kit for mine but its hard seeings that its brand new model

i was looking at that kit and shao and I were thinking it looks like the TRD one, i also got he prices in the PDF and from what we could work out it was bout 5K for the kit+ shipping

mabey one brave leader amongst us need to take the plunge, dyno, post and see what happens??

looking sweet Screaminrolla makes the wheels look better also like they were made for your car :D

well just stripped my car of all its badges, the "SECA" ones came off easy they are just made of soft plastic you can just rip them off.

that was about 4 weeks ago..... when i was prepared to buy it cash but "oh we sold it last week"

Confirmed Melbourne City Toyota have a few Corolla Sportivo's.

Their advertised price is $25650*, Herald Sun, Friday 13th of Aug, Page 39.

oh noz this post made me cry haha only $3000 if only i had of known i would have quite happily drove to Melbourne :(

hell yeh i like it, not sure if i will end up getting one as i am seriously thinking about trading in my current one for the new stivo when they come out early next year.

kcorro is the front bumber the same as the current stivo where you can just add the bottom part?

what i mean is does that kit fit onto the stock bumper in the same way that the current stivo ones do? ie the bottom part just bolts onto the stock bumper

so that kit wont fit my face lift model?

IZZ-FE is right the 04's are a diff car once you have had them lowered, im doing the last of my suspension atm then its new rims

kcorro is the front bumber the same as the current stivo where you can just add the bottom part?

its where they hook your car upto this machine and measure out how much power its got the readout looks like this

and the dyno machine looks like this - normally they are just out in the open

AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE IO IO IO

i have the same prob but in the other direction my feet are rather large and i find it hard to fine the room to be turning my foot sideways to get my heel on the loud stick

I work in Business IT

those rims suit you car but i also want to see it moving say 8.5-9000 RPM

has anyone tried new/different pads?

yep just going out to the car to doubble check but im sure that shao and I concluded that they were not gonna come off :(

the "seca" ones are sort of moulded into the boot :( so they are not gonna come off

guys i want to know how much the stock 16" stivo rims weigh without tyres and what the offset is, also our stud patten is 4x100 right and are they 16x7 or 16x6.5

thanks Northy