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S13 Struts In Early Corolla

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hey guys done heaps of searches and nothing can be found on completed conversion. Anyone done one to a ke35 or simlar???? any one done maybe another jap conversion

Search for "Corona Struts" into an early Corolla.

i was working on an AE 86 with s13 front end in it.

don't know if it would go into a ke35 though.

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Mine has TA22 struts, I can't see the point in S13 struts.

just seeing if anyones done them. As i know of a far few 1200 datos running them. Was thinking if not too hard a conversion it gives good options for coilovers skyline brake upgrade etc. So this why i was wondering and the fact i have a set of hks coilovers laying around.

thinking the corona strut pug discs and mazda twin spots with sigma l/conmtroll arms are the go from idb, He said they could do it for around a grand so just seeeing whats avaliable before i buy these. anyone run a simlar setup.

 

Reddwarf could you enlighten me on your setup please bud??

The nice thing about s13 struts is that you have so many more options that bolt on when it comes to upgrades, compared to TA22 or Corona struts or whatever. Also, most Datto calipers seem to be alloy, where a lot of the Toyota ones are heavy cast iron ones...

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