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Steerfast Rally Ke30 2 Door

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Dear Christ what flares are they?! DO WANT!

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  • Dash Stickers done.   Iam just in hurry up mode Rob. The end of this build is so close.

  • My last project which is under the blue car cover was a TA64 Group B Celica Replica. Ill be competing in that car along side Tony and Chris Scott in this years Australian 2WD Rally Master Series and

  • Iam amazed at the new aftermarket parts you can get for these old Corollas. The new guards and bonnet turned up today, as well as the Tilton pedal box. Iam building the car to run in AMSAG and the 2

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Love the 4 plug 3tgte turbo tappet cover. I just bought a spare 2tg cam cover for exactly the same reason. Great minds think alike. Build is looking good.

The advantage for me is rear camber because with a live axel the rear tires are just dying on the outside, I'll be fitting it so that the axels will be straight at the ride height I want and my dad does suspension for a living so we will be modifying it to make it full adjustable, it will have -1° camber same as he sets up wrx's, Evo's, Datsuns etc, and with my wheels on the ra65 rear the wheel track is perfect. As for the diff I could either go with a mini spool or fit a different diff to allow for an lsd

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Glad to hear your not going into it blind Justin. Major suspension mods can be a real headache, and hard to change once its fully welded.

 

Rone, The flares are my TA64 group b celica replica. I have the molds for the complete car if your thinking of building one.

 

Thanks Kina, Those 2tg and 18rg covers car be ugly.

The advantage for me is rear camber because with a live axel the rear tires are just dying on the outside, I'll be fitting it so that the axels will be straight at the ride height I want and my dad does suspension for a living so we will be modifying it to make it full adjustable, it will have -1° camber same as he sets up wrx's, Evo's, Datsuns etc, and with my wheels on the ra65 rear the wheel track is perfect. As for the diff I could either go with a mini spool or fit a different diff to allow for an lsd

 

The datsun 1600 of my dads,I'm doing the rear end of atm is a POS. Please tell me the celica setup is better than that? I'm currently doing adjustable trailing arm mounts, in the hopes I can lose the huge amounts of geometry change, through the wheel travel.

 

Sorry back on topic. Cam cover looks awesome! Any chance on running either cars down south in Mexico? I'd love to see your handy work in person.

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Hey Stuart,

We ran the Celica in the Seemore Stages Rally in 2011 as part of the 2wd rallymaster series. If they include a round in Vic next year, Id say we will be there in the Corolla.

 

All those trailing A arm irs suspension have the same problem. Any one who has owned a pre VE Commodore with irs will know the inside edges of the rear tyres wont last long.

The Celica and Dattos are the same but the toyota irs is a bit more robust.

 

The best static wheel alignment setting is 0 camber at ride height and 6mm toe in for the celica and up to 10mm toe in for the datto. This is for racing, not road use.

After years of running these irs in gravel rallies, I found setting them with POSITIVE camber works really well if the car is using a lot of wheel travel.

Yeh positive would work well on dirt, mine will be -1° with a heavy sway bar and fairly stiff springs and shocks

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New manifold finished and fitted and running.

I now know why fitting quad throttle bodies to a turbo engine is not that popular.

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You're an insanely skilled man. Keen to see some videos once it's all completed.

Keep it up dude.

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Thanks Will.

The quad bodies did'nt work very well, they caused more problems than improvements.

So have remade the manifold with a single body from a 7mg cressida.

Back on the dyno again on Monday for WRC at Coffs next week then round 3 2wd Rallymaster the weekend after.

Iam looking forward to a break after that so I can make some progress on the 30.

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Back on the 30 project again.

Started making the plugs for the flared front fibreglass guards.

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Roll cage going in.

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A bit more cage today after putting up a new fence. There goes another Sunday.

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Started the mounts for the jack and battery.

Some more cage as well.

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