I have/had SAAS buckets in the celica. The adapter for me put the seat a little bit too high but it was enough to annoy me. And then the drivers seat broke so I swapped back to the stock one. Passenger still gets a bucket but :D
I loved it when it was in there. Saved you having to try and hang onto the steering wheel to keep you in place and you could concentrate on driving. I think something like a fixed back seat would go nicely because you basically sit on the bottom of it instead of a huge metal frame.
something like this \/ \/ \/
no, still has a T25 flange. Both housings have to be clocked (rotated) and you need different oil lines. So its bolt up...but it takes a bit of work to get to that stage.
COOOOL. I don't think the 'street' tyres are quite what your expecting, remembering that Falken Azenis and other semi slicks are street legal.
still very very fast.
lol even if its got hydro lifters theres still gonna be pushrods. But theres gonna be ajusters on the rockers if its got solid lifters. If your not planning frequent excursions to 8000rpm the hydros should be fine.
That was raced in starlets in japan was it not. Not in formula atlantic. It was toyotas super weapon against the datto sunnys that were winning everything.
The 3K capacity was increased to 1293cc and made 180ps @ 9500rpm and max torque of 14kg at 7000rpm (screamer) and sported a lovely dry sump setup...
Ratios
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Pit/997.../Gearboxes.html
Diff codes
http://www.superjamie.net/oldcorollas/drivetrain/diff.html
I would be suggesting its a K50 or K40. Very slight chance its a T box but unlikely.
LOL the big boss at work came over to the lunch room a few days ago and cracked this one
Whats brown and often found in kids panths....
Michael Jacksons hand
Havent heard of that....but I'm still relatively new to hardcore S13 modding. Most guys seem to go for skyline discs and calipers which are basically bolt up (bar re-drilling the discs). Then you can go to GTR calipers (brembos.. *cough* $2000+) from there.