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Sam44

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  1. So I've got a good friend to go and collect the car with his trailer this weekend. Pictures coming soon. 

    It will be going a full standalone ems coil on plug to get the best mpg and power out of the low rpm spooling tfo35 13t hyb turbo, on high lift speed vision cams or 5ehfe cams. 4efte power inlet. C60 gearbox, using the Quafe ATB lsd. 

    I'm really hoping race tech will do the ems and mapping. I'm really impressed with there work on the Toyota E series engine. 

    I really can't wait to get in this. Not many people know this Toyota so when it's boosted. It should really be a very very capable coup. I'm going to get red badges and pin striping/large side decals with black alloys red outline to try and highlight it's power levels TSI will be the title on the car. 

    With the low wedge shape frontend it will cut threw the air great (alot like the honda dc2 & civic eg known for there high mph speed times). 

    I'm fairly confident there's not going to be many manufacturers production line cars that will be able to beat this setup. My aim is 160 to 180hp target lowish boost. 

  2. Great work and loving the seats. I'm doing a paseo when I get back home at the end of June. It's going 6speed g6 box alloy 5e flywheel that's takes the 212mm clutch. I will fit the 4efte turbo inlet and cam using a cherry bomb back box, and see what she does on the Dyno. 

    Another car in the 6speed club. 

  3. Dan is out in the car now adjusting the fueling tables on the piggy back. 

    He is blown away with the tune/setup. 

    Torque everywhere in rpm range he is telling me. Turbo comes on at 2.5k and is fully on by 3.2k. 7psi. Very efficient throttle, easy to accelerate to target road speed with out opening the throttle alot. NO NEED TO BE AGRESSIVE WITH THE THROTTLE.

    The setup at present is:

    Standard td04l turbo, e11 corrola inlet with the throttle mounting plate ID opened out to match the 4efte larger ID throttle also the plate has been widend to cover the idle ports. 4efte throttle body ported out (mainly idle valve ports deleted and throttle flap spindle ground down) . Ae101 gen1 4efe ems, with the idle position deleted. 5kg alloy flywheel, visco even length narrow diameter exhaust manifold externally gated, (no smaller than a td04l turbo to be used on this setup/intake manifold) 

    G60 close ratio 6speed using the Cusco rs1.5 lsd. These are the main elements to this tune. Aem piggy back ems. 

    This is the c160 box bellow it has the overdrive 6th. The c60 g6 & g6r 6th is near the same as the c52 & c56 5th. 70mph in 6th is around 3.2krpm depending on wheel size and torque output, the c60 tops out around 145mph, slightly down on the c52 & c56 because of the final drive targeting acleration. 

    The g6 and g6r are a true sports close ratio box. 

    We are also using the D valve design were the hks bov stays open till boost starts to come in. 4efte higher lift inlet cam. Electronic boost controller. Also back on the 4efte gray 295cc injectors 4bar fix fuel pressure, better fuel efficiency. With these injectors running over 80% duty at present. Until the new bosh units go In. 

    Of course there is much more in there, but these are the main (key) elements for anyone wanting to replicated to tune. Very impressive. Very easy to drive fast. Easy on the engine. 

    6krpm limit. 

    I'm hoping to get it dynoed in july. 

    As soon as I'm back I'll post up 0 to 100mph times, super car times. 

    I must admit doing this little car over the last 18 months has been a true joy, with all the help and info from some fantastic people. I've never come across a car with so many interchangeable parts, helping to bring together a near complete perfect road setup. with parts ready to swap in for some track fun. 

    Tdo5 16g

    4efte inlet 

    4efe inlet cam. 

    Also very affordable to do. 

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    Size difference between UK ep91 4efe throttle body & JDM ep91 4efte glanza v throttle body. 

    Back to back 

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    Additional idle adjustment screw found on the 4efte and not present on the UK 2nd generation 4efe. 

     

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    ID measurements. Firsts 4efte = 50mm

                              UK gen2 4efe. = 45mm

     

  4. I hope everyone is well and enjoying spring in the UK. 

    I've not been on much due to work. 

    There has been some great racing over the past 2 months, not only in F1 with the Merc no longer the best car, Bathurst has been amazing and the start to the all electric off road series also very good. Moto GP. 

  5. Having a good catch up with everyone's build. 

    I highly recommend replacing all the hoses and especially the crap Toyota spring hose clips. 

    When I changed mine alot of the hoses had started to rot (age related) this in turn affects to clips. 

    Nice work. Very smart bay. 

  6. The ep91 shifter cables will fit but the bracket that holds the cables to the gearbox (directly above the Speedo drive) needs moding. I've not got to this point yet. It will need to be at the installation point to do this. 

    There's also to inner drivshaft CV joint cup we discussed earlier in the year that could make the install much easier. 

    This will be a job for next year I recon. As soon as I'm back Im collecting the paseo and getting the ep91 starbo to a high level + dynoed. As well as send some items over to you (first job). 

    It's really great to build these cars along side all you guys. 

  7. No the c60 and c160 have the same bolt fitment as the 4efte c52 and c56. The Cusco lsd unit is second hand off these (out of a glanza box). Only used twice on track and not to any kind of kick ass level. 

    It's the C63 and c64 2zz 6 speeds that need the crown gear I had made they just need case hardening. These boxes are stronger again they have a better syncro setup and wider gears, mainly the final drive gear. 

    The lsd unit you have here is a great bit of kit. I believe it's a trd brand.

    these cars definitely need lsd. It's a game changer. Worth every penny. 

    Really nice wheels. 

    Doing Hard launches on the c160 also killed the clutch springs on my last clutch. I'm trying to get good times with out agresive launches now. 

     

  8. Yeh for road that diff will be great. the Cusco unit is abit jerky in the cold on full lock. But what a diff with the c60 box its an amazing combo. I can launch the car in 2nd gear and hit 60mph. We recorded crazy mph times. This is how I ripped to rear gearbox mount off the c160 box. Hard launches. 

    With the c60 box in it now it's topping out at around 55mph in 2nd. But this box is much stronger. 

  9. I'm on the Cusco 1.5 rs. What a diff it is very sensitive locks quite easily/very reactive which will lead to accelerated tyre wear. 

    after I ran a glanza none lsd box for a few month. Horrible box!!! Over geared. Lsd is curtainly needed for good launch after around 160hp (tyre size/compound comes in here as well). The only issue i have with the Cusco lsd unit is as soon as I let off the accelerator (hard acceleration) it unlocks, lending to instant understeer. This can catch you out when racing close quarters. You have to correct before you let off which is like predicting the future. Haha. But it's certainly worth the money. I could not run a fast car with out a good lsd unit. 

    fantastic work. 

  10. no ive not, i had a st185 gt4 as well. 

    i really like the chunky, cast look of these older bov valves. they look industrial strength power. matches the car period. 

    the bailys type bucket valve i got on mine was prone to sticking open. very poor design. 

    im really enjoying the build. thanks for sharing the progress.  

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