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  1. On ‎11‎/‎5‎/‎2018 at 7:50 PM, zurgieSR said:

    Never once mentioned a 4wd box, though i have read that theres options for the manual boxes to be modified to accept the transfere box.

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    Have you got any info on that mate as this would be extremely interesting and useful for all 4wd owners that are scared of their boxes breaking

  2. hi guys i want some real world advice on scoobs from previous owners if there are any.

    are running costs and maintenence really that horrific compared to a modified glanza?

    talking about a standard blobeye sti 280-300bhp maybe a few little mods but nothing daft.

    would love a classic but guessing they take a lot more looking after.

  3. exactly right...the coupling only engages when the front wheels turn faster than the rear like you say. so if theres no wheelspin then the coupling never engages - theres no need to. during a hard launch it will engage the rear wheels if the front break traction (quite likely with a td04 setup) then when the car is moving and all wheels are spinning at an equal rate the coupling disengages reverting the car back to fwd meaning you get the best of both worlds...a 4wd launch and at higher speed the car doesnt lose as much power through the transmission meaning more acceleration. its a brilliant and clever system in my opinion

  4. - you will need a loom from an ep91 glanza, that will be the easiest route to do the swap

    - it depends how much power you are looking for. I'm pretty sure the EMB is good for over 200hp atw (approx 230-40 at the crank for us English). imo a standalone ecu is only worth while if chasing very high power

    - you can put the taller 5th gear in the 4wd box but I don't personally think its worth it. close ratio gearbox is better in my opinion but it does serve some purpose if you want the higher top end for racing etc other than that leave the box and diffs well alone

    - drivetrain on these cars has been proven to be very reliable at power levels of around 250+hp at the crank - Toyota never made an LSD for them (they were meant to be 4efe powered)but there is some very limited information on here about someone trying to test fit other LSD's. not entirely sure how that went but I would assume unsuccessfully as we haven't heard anything new. but to be honest, if you have 200hp atw it will just hook up and go. no need for LSD's even at 250atw

    - best way is to swap the full glanza ep91 loom and full clocks/dash cluster (unless you're an electronics genius and want to make it all custom)

    - the sump on the ep95 is different to the ep91 due to the transfer box section - you need to modify the 4efte sump. along with the loom, this is the most awkward part of converting the 4wd car to turbo

  5. Hey guys I'm giving up and am gonna buy a new stock rear box mount but need to make sure its the correct part number. I've attached a copy of the part numbers diagram could someone just confirm the part number I need. The car is a 1998 non-LSD box glanza

    before anyone says I know its fuckin expensive lol but I want the car sorted and there simply are no decent nick stock mounts about so id rather just get a new one

    cheers

    Section_06032018_1422.pdf

  6. gotta be a gt28 or bigger lol

     

    that's a serious serious bit of kit and great to see it on an EP

    now lets get some gear and drivetrain kit like this for an ep95 and have them running 300bhp with no worries lol

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