Personally id get an externally wastegate manifold and run a 0.6bar spring and you should never hit fuel cut. Then get an electronic boost controller when you can and dial in a bit more boost until the fuel cut limit. EWG setups control boost far better.
ZEP do a conversion kit to run R32 calipers on a starlet... not cheap though. http://www.rhdjapan.com/zep-racing-4-pot-front-caliper-swap-kit-slotted-rotors-toyota-ep82-ep91.html
Even doing all that shit i bet you my next wage you'll still get boost creep and hit fuel cut. When flooring it in the cold weather. CT9 turbos are very poor at controlling boost, the internal wastegate penny is too samll and even when ported out they are not that much better. Thats why so many people used to run FCDs because its the quick fix for not hitting fuel cut.
I have a set of these in white if anyone is interested. Not the best condition (slight crack, faded paint etc. Offers in the region of half a million quid ono.
For a 96 spec V, the (O/S) drivers side door lock barrel and key. Having the passenger one would be a bonus. Nothing fucked please need one thats 100% working. Cheers Dan.
Ive got a shit e11 corolla i use daily, its basically a van. Needed a cheaper daily after having various other dailys, WRXs, Legacy wagon, Celica 190, GS300 etc. Currently still have the turbo EP85, a N/a GT and a Glanza V project too
Since winter is almost here be aswell doing a coolant change aswell, 5L of Toyota red pre mixed and you'll be sorted. Air filter will probably be full of sand, bees an shit so worth a change aswell. Any ignition related issues then start looking at replacing HT leads as they break down over time. But generally the N/a starlets are sound cars with not a lot to go wrong. Then just your usual wear and tear parts, shock absorbers, brakes etc