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97GS ATFeb-22-02 07:21 PM
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#15526, "low end torque"


          

I just drove my friend's new auto toyota corolla today, and I felt suprise that his car has mucch more torque than my auto. and I cannot kept up with him from the light. I have the CAI and NI exhaust, are those two things are the reasons taht make me lose the lose low end torque or actually corolla engine is better? maybe I shd took off one of the mods?

thx for any input...

Ken

AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 exhaust
front upper strut bar
cross drill rotors(front)shunk 2 coilover and koni adjustable
17"Enkei wheels
and some ricey mods only,


Ken

AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 exhaust
front upper strut bar
cross drill rotors(front)shunk 2 coilover and koni adjustable
17"Enkei wheels
and some ricey mods only,


Ken


5zigen rearsection/Cherrybomb glasspack resonator/Bosal header/injen short ram intake/ported TB/AFX UDP/Fidanza cam gears/Power Stop cross drill rotors(fron

  

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RE: low end torque, vegasdsmr, Feb-22-02 07:24 PM, #1
RE: low end torque, trwebb26, Feb-23-02 01:08 AM, #2
RE: low end torque, 97GS AT, Feb-23-02 02:07 AM, #3
RE: low end torque, 99GS, Feb-23-02 02:18 AM, #4
      RE: low end torque, Breezio, Feb-23-02 05:11 AM, #5
           RE: low end torque, talon614, Feb-23-02 06:34 PM, #6
                RE: low end torque, Amish_Eclipse, Feb-24-02 10:53 AM, #7
                     RE: low end torque, Amish_Eclipse, Feb-24-02 10:55 AM, #8
                          RE: low end torque, fasterGS, Feb-24-02 12:00 PM, #9
RE: low end torque, 97GS AT, Feb-25-02 02:01 PM, #10

vegasdsmrFeb-22-02 07:24 PM
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#15527, "RE: low end torque"
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u prolly bogged your engine.... how do u fair w/that crapolla at higher speeds?

n/m, just read your auto and realized u cant really bog.....

uhh, time for a udp,it'll will lighten the load on the engine so you can rev faster (10~12 whp), or a bored t/b....

race him from 50 up, you'll smoke him!!!


03 srt-4 13.130@112.47mph (n2o, stock turbo, 10/2003)
now: 20g, portfueler, bpu+++ (track/dyno times tbd...)

i farted on your wiki

  

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trwebb26Feb-23-02 01:08 AM
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#15528, "RE: low end torque"
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The specs on the new corolla engine are:

All-aluminum 1.8-liter DOHC 16-valve
VVT-i 4-cylinder
130 hp @ 6,000 rpm
125 lb.-ft. @ 4,200 rpm

130 is probablyl pretty close to what you are making (give or take) so you are pretty even there... The VVT-i is probably what is what is killing you at the low end. The continuously changing timing really helps out at lower RPM.


Tim
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White 1999 GS - Manual Tranny
Mods: B&M Shifter, Symbroski Shifter Kit, RRE SS Clutch Line, AEM Short Ram Intake, Clear Side Markers, GS

  

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97GS ATFeb-23-02 02:07 AM
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#15529, "RE: low end torque"
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the corolla he got is a brand new one with only 11 miles, basically it's a new car!

I havent cahnge the timing belt ever(I am in 80K now), If I change the timing belt, water pump, belt tensioner,tensioner pulley , idler pulley, will them give me some power?

which pulley I listed above can be replace by UDP?

Moreover, anyone ever went to burchur racing in Ohio to let them do anything to your car, is it a trustworthy one?


Ken

AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 exhaust
front upper strut bar
cross drill rotors(front)shunk 2 coilover and koni adjustable
17"Enkei wheels
and some ricey mods only,


Ken


5zigen rearsection/Cherrybomb glasspack resonator/Bosal header/injen short ram intake/ported TB/AFX UDP/Fidanza cam gears/Power Stop cross drill rotors(fron

  

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99GSFeb-23-02 02:18 AM
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#15530, "RE: low end torque"
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First off, noticed your from Columbus...I'm from Groveport.

If you are looking for a good pulley at a good price, then AFX makes a good one. Check it out: http://howell.mountain.net/Talon/DSMPulleys.html

It replaces the crank pulley (which turns the atl., P/S, and A/C pulleys).



Eric Madden

  

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BreezioFeb-23-02 05:11 AM
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#15531, "RE: low end torque"
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my wife has a 97' corolla before the VVT-i and it's got some serious low end (not much high end) a whoop 100HP .. hehe.

  

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talon614Feb-23-02 06:34 PM
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#15532, "RE: low end torque"
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who all is from columbus area?? I am do you all know about columbus dsm? check it out... we need more nt's there..... www.columbusdsm.com

Is your dash painted?

  

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Amish_EclipseFeb-24-02 10:53 AM
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#15533, "RE: low end torque"
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yes your auto kills you, the exhaust takes away from your low end. the intake helps it but won't cancel out the loss from exhaust. in my opinion get the bored tb and the pulley

http://www.ocaddict.com

thanks beefgg for the sig

  

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Amish_EclipseFeb-24-02 10:55 AM
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#15534, "RE: low end torque"
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vvtl-i should not hurt you till the top end kicks in. the variable about it is the change from low end cam to high end cam.

http://www.ocaddict.com

thanks beefgg for the sig

  

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fasterGSFeb-24-02 12:00 PM
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#15535, "RE: low end torque"
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You can get that pulley at ptuning.com for about ten bucks cheaper than howell. If you do get it from PT, when you go to checkout click the "redeem coupon" link and type in "pt2gnt" it gives you 5 percent off, knocks 8 bucks off the price. Just ordered mine today, so about the time I get that I will be sending my TB out to be bored. Cant wait, ive heard good things about both ( well except for braking pulleys trying to get them off!)

  

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97GS ATFeb-25-02 02:01 PM
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#15536, "RE: low end torque"
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thx all the info , guys...I changed my CAI to stock intake yesterday and I notice I gained back some torque. I will go ahead to order the UDP and see what will be up..

Ken

AEM CAI
Apex'i N1 exhaust
front upper strut bar
cross drill rotors(front)shunk 2 coilover and koni adjustable
17"Enkei wheels
and some ricey mods only,


Ken


5zigen rearsection/Cherrybomb glasspack resonator/Bosal header/injen short ram intake/ported TB/AFX UDP/Fidanza cam gears/Power Stop cross drill rotors(fron

  

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