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My Jdm Fronted Ca18det Powered Ke70


Gilly

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figured i'd throw my rig up here

 

had an AE86 but it was hard to be "individual" so i turfed that and went back to my first love being the 70 :D

 

used a lot of parts out of the 86 to build a reasonable package to start off with. it had coilovers, LSD, XR4's and MKII's and powered by a JDM 16v, T50, extractors and zorst.

 

not long after being finished a JDM front end came up so i had to have that, included lights, grill and the lower beaver panel. i threw on some chrome T18 bumpers to complete the look.

 

got bored with that pretty quick so its been off the road now for a while getting a CA18DET :lol:

 

pretty much wanted to kee pthe old school look and feel of the car but have a bit of power there as well. i've tried to keep the whole turbo deal as stealth as possible from the outside .the cooler is black, the sili hoses are black, i'm even taping the hoseclamps so you can't see them :fairy:, i've kept the muffler small, just a 3" cannon that will be kicking out on the angle.

 

hopefully finished next week!!!

 

specs are as follows

 

1983 White KE70

 

ENGINE

 

CA18DET (90k, rebuilt head, metal HG, new W pump and Cam belt)

Stainless mani

T25G off a SR

2.5" dump with wastegate seperated

3" exahust

Ca box

custom tailshaft

86 fuel tank with intank pump set up filling a surge tank fedding a VL turbo pump

 

 

SUSPENSION

 

AE86 A-Spec built front coilovers, shortened strut tube

8kg/mm AJPS coilover springs

KYB Excel G short strokes (ST185 Celica GT4)

JDM front brakes

Bendix performance pads

slotted JDM rotors

XT130 corona LCA's

30mm RCA's

power steering arms

QUAIFE quick rack

few poly bushes

Cusco camber tops

Cusco knockoff front strut brace

Falcon 6kg/mm rear springs

Ultima Sierra shox (slightly longer stroke than normal sierra shox)

JDM rear swaybar 15mm instead of ADM 13mm wooooooo

 

DIFF

 

Series 1 T18 T series

AJPS swaybar mounts

TRD 2 Way

RA40 4.1:1 diff gears

RA40 axles (shortened)

custom tailshaft

 

INTERIOR

 

Unknown fixed back bucket

Option one built sidemount rail

Full interior, full sound deadening

OMORI boost, oil pressure and oil temp gauges

HKS water temp

Autometer 3" tach with shift light

 

BODY

 

Full JDM front end with T18 chrome bumpers

flared guards all round

no badges or door moulds

JDM front lip

 

RIMS

 

Dragway Centrelines

2x 14x8 0mm

2x 14x8 -16mm

2x 14x7 -12mm

 

Performance Spitfires

13x8 -8mm x4

 

NOW SOME PICS!!!!!!!!! DIE HORRIBLE DEATH 56K!!!!!!!!!

 

very early days

 

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finished the 4A conversion and ended up with this

 

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switched to the centrelines and chopped the bars down to a reasonable size

 

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JDM front end came my way

 

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had some long LCS issues here :y: guards now flared and the 8's live on the back

 

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started the CA conversion and took penty of pics :)

 

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bling bling interior gauge panel (it was a mission but look pretty pimp!!)

 

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finally the money shot, JDM front, T18 bars and JDM lip I LOVE THIS PIC!!!!!!! also note thats with the front mount fitted, matt black so you can't see it ;)

 

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got some pics with the 13's too, currently have slicks fitted but i'll ditch those for 185/60 road tyres

 

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so yeah thats the car, i like it

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lookin good, what lca's were you using?when you had long lca issues? the big sigma ones with bolt in thingos?

 

just interested as i have got a pair coming for myself

 

best unmolested JDM wannabe i have seen

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flat out: sima arms are the press in ball joint items

 

i run max positivecamber on the tops and RCA's to get roughly 3* neg

 

RCA's are important when running sigma's the bigger the better as it puts the steering arm on less of a flat angle thus reducing neg camber. i used sigma's for the track advantage

 

LRS: it will be out and about a lot soonish!!! planning to attend a lot of QR friday night practise sessions and weekend drift days, archfield is on the cards as well!!

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