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Mitch's Ae92 Corolla Hatch

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Well guys, me and my friend wrote off my last project car (VR commodore)

So i've decided to buy This AE92 1989 Hatch, for $1000

 

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I've been Looking at getting a 4AFC for a few years, I've done my research on the 4AFC-4AGE

I plan to get some more mods for this 4AFC, i have a 32/36 twin Barrel weber carby to put on her with a GT40 coil, And she came with extractors on her alrdy,

 

Let me know what u guys think, I've also discovered how to turn a AE92 into a AWD

Looks like a tidy car to start with, much more fn to drive than a VR Commodore!

Those pin stripes are cool, that brown interior will grow on you with time :)

Atleast its already got extractors on it, saved a few $$ already. These motors are built for economy, so a conservative approach in carburettor may be the solution. Something too big wont do performance any favours or economy.

 

Some people tend to focus on the handling and suspension as a starting point, then move onto the mechanicals and performance aspects later on.

 

Keep the updates coming, I drive one these too. Awesome little cars!

 

 

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