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Old Corollas Never Die

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No they don't. Where else would you be able to get FWD cars with RWD offset rims (that obviously don't even come close to having their tyres fit under their guards), "Wiralution" (Proton Wira with evo gear), "Satrialution" (Satria with evo gear), neon lights galore, and all sorts of other stuff that really should be rather illegal...

for what possible reason would that give you braided lines?

 

braid

v. braid·ed, braid·ing, braids

v. tr.

1. To interweave three or more strands, strips, or lengths of in a diagonally overlapping pattern: braided the rags into a strong rope.

cable ties - weak, cable to be broken by human hands

brake pressure - strong, usually needs over 100psi to move piston slowly

 

there's just no helping some people. like the guy on oldcorollas who wanted to use a fridge core to cool his intake charge. omg quickly patent this idea before someone else thinks of it and calls it an intercooler!

lol, I'm sure it would have great air flow to :P

One of the import videos I watched, the guy from micks metalcraft talks about intercoolers and people cutting down truck cores, he says they don't flow as good as a well built intercooler, because of cars and trucks different rev ranges..

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