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If you are referring to extra power, no.

Sledge hammer!

Build another garage! :P

A low pressure light is different to a low oil light. Low pressure could be caused by low oil, however it can also be caused by a faulty oil pump. In this case, I would say the oil level has a large part to play in the situation.

Between $5,000 and $10,000.

None of that will ever happen.

That's very common, wasn't really a great colour choice for wear.

There are not as many Corolla owners here as there used to be, so parts will be harder to source. Good luck on the search though.

But why? :( Will be sad to see it go. I really hope you change your mind.

Plus freight across the country. The labour and manufacturing costs will push the price skyward very quickly.

Anything is possible with enough time and money. You would probably be in the range of $15,000-$25,000. You would be better served fitting a turbo or supercharger.

You will have 15L left in the tank, unless the fuel tank breather has become blocked and has sucked the tank in. The information on fuel tank size is also located within the Owners Manual. If you do not have an Owners Manual, they can be found here: https://toyotamanuals.com.au/

Would you want it to come on when you run out of fuel? There is likely 15L still in the tank.

It's a one off only.

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I wouldn't buy it if they put a 2GR-FE in it. 2UR-GSE, yep.

Gas/oil rig workers? :P Welcome back mate.

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I believe it was a typo.

The Sportivos have stiffer suspension than the AT-X, etc. The springs, shocks and swaybars are all different.

King springs are the best value for money. Keep in mind that the subframe hangs very low, even if the car does not look visually low. Super lows will also put it lower than legal height, if you are concerned about that.

Anything larger than a 225 will be outside the guards or rubbing depending on wheel offset.

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Lowered springs can be sourced from King Springs. Wheels are a little tricky as the guards are not very wide; and wide wheels often foul on the struts or sit out too wide.

Not sure about the 2015 models, but I believe the previous were around 16psi.