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New Project 4 Me!

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Just thought i would share some details on my new project.

I know it's not a Corolla, but it is Toyota none the less.

 

It's an MZ10 Toyota Soarer, which is being given a new lease on life by adding a 1JZ Twin Turbo engine and 5 speed.

 

Car at this stage will most likely be built primarily for drifting and curcuit work, as well as daily driven. That means roll cage, harnesses, etc.

 

The car.. A little filthy here though

soarer.jpg

The donor half Cut

1jz_cut.jpg

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demuire : not sure on what's happening with the rims yet.

Still drooling nick - i am - stuipid fire fighters beta hurry up, i could of provided enouh water to another 3rd world country by now - along with my rolla full of beer :ninja:

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Grimwolge : Getting rid of the dredded M series engine was always the plan with this, but it wasn't the usual 7M motor.

 

Here's a pic of it before it got yanked in favour of the 1JZ. :ninja:

 

soarer_engine_bay.jpg

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12 months worth of bog dust and overspray on it. Being sitting in a mates shed where he is a spray painter. I bought the car from him.

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Oh yeah...that is a snail on there.

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Really it's only a small snail... It's off a 12a turbo.

 

And the engine code is M-TEU.

 

It's a cast iron block, 2 litre, straight 6, single cam, injected, turbo, water/air intercooler, etc. Car was originally an auto, so it gets a conversion to manual at the same time.

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