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Hey,

 

I've got a 1992 Toyota Corolla Csi Twincam and i need help getting more power and sound but keeping it n/a due to on p's.

 

Would a 3a racing pod fit in the stock air box? If not is there a (write up/tuturial/article/how to) on making a enclosure? Any mods to make it a CAI?

 

If i was to get a whole new exhaust system but with a good looking muffler and tail pipe or cannon what do you suggest?

 

Is there any exterior stuff i can buy for the car like bodykits, lights, wings/spoilers, grills etc?

 

What are the exterior/interior mods for this car?

 

Many thanks,

 

Patrick.

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Welcome to the forums Patrick,

 

Now without sounding like a complete downer, don't do anything to a csi. You Csi would be a 4afe i presume, an engine that isnt particularly modifiable.

 

You best bet would be to keep the csi clean and tidy, eventually sell it and buy a 4age gti/sx corolla. You will make more stock power than you would doing any mods to the 4afe.

 

 

If you really wanna do a few bits and pieces, get a K&N or BMC washable panel filter for the stock airbox. don't get a cheapo brand and they arent washable/oiled properly, nor do they do much in the way of airflow/ filtration.

There are some body kits available, however (imo) they look dodge, but again its not my car. Those kits are on ebay, but i don't remember the other website. Otherwise Putting SX bars onto the car + plus a lip (MX73) will improve the look considerably.

 

Example:

 

The day i got my first car:

Image4.jpg

 

And the day i sold it:

IMG_2989.jpg

IMG_2979.jpg

 

Small yet effective mods.

 

Bugz.

Posted

heey that mx73 lip looks sweet, not seen that before, i like it.

 

the 4afe isnt a bad engine in standard form, but just remember its a 1.6L economy based engine, though the efi will make it run nicely.

 

if you want to get keen on the engine, a cold air induction will help things a bit, but i wouldnt expect miracles.

Posted (edited)
Welcome to the forums Patrick,

 

Now without sounding like a complete downer, don't do anything to a csi. You Csi would be a 4afe i presume, an engine that isnt particularly modifiable.

 

You best bet would be to keep the csi clean and tidy, eventually sell it and buy a 4age gti/sx corolla. You will make more stock power than you would doing any mods to the 4afe.

 

 

If you really wanna do a few bits and pieces, get a K&N or BMC washable panel filter for the stock airbox. don't get a cheapo brand and they arent washable/oiled properly, nor do they do much in the way of airflow/ filtration.

There are some body kits available, however (imo) they look dodge, but again its not my car. Those kits are on ebay, but i don't remember the other website. Otherwise Putting SX bars onto the car + plus a lip (MX73) will improve the look considerably.

 

Example:

 

The day i got my first car:

Image4.jpg

 

And the day i sold it:

IMG_2989.jpg

IMG_2979.jpg

 

Small yet effective mods.

 

Bugz.

 

Thanks for the welcome Bugz,

 

I knew i wouldn't be able to do much to a 4afe as its not worth it.

 

What I'm planning to do is to install a muffler+tailpipe or cannon for looks and sound then perhaps get a CAI setup and sell the car to my cousin and find a 4AGE Gti/SX.

 

Would a 3a racing pod filter (best for flow and filtration) fit in the stock air box? if not is there any (write ups/tutorials/articles/how tos) on making a enclosure for it?

 

Any suggestions on a muffler/tailpipe or cannon?

 

Apparently sx bar can be installed on a hatchback corolla. Where can i buy sx bars and what do they look like?

 

Hoping to get this done so i can sell it to buy a GTI/SX.

 

Thanks,

 

Patrick.

Edited by ReMeNiZ

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