3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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Sup all. So I know there are no pics. And there will be teasers here thrown around to keep you all interested.
As some of you have been following my car I own a 1996 XLE 96 Camry. Since I have joined here are a list of modes:
18 X 8 with 44mm offset AT Italia Nido
Clear Tail Lights.
TRD RSB
KSport Kontrol Pros 7/7 (Removed and one Blown)
HID 6000K
Depo Gen 3.5 Headlights
Clear Corner lens
Ksport GT Pros 9/7
Most resent Upgrade was a little more then normal. For the most part all of the above are simple bolt on mods. The most resent mod was removal of my Automatic transmisson and putting in a E153. Key parts here:
All I can say about that was it was the best investment I made! Fuel Mileage went up! And Acceleration went threw the ROOF! Ask bigbird, he saw what that removal of a torque converter on a camry does to a tire. WOOPS!
Things to COME! TRD Supercharger. Gen 3 Conversion with RMM Lip. TRD rear Spats.
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2009 EX-L V6 6Spd MT w/Nav (stock for now)
1996 XLE V6 Camry, KSport GT Pro 9/7, TRD RSB, E153 5spd conversion, Gen 3 front end conversion, OBX Headers, Megan Cat Back, TRD M62 Supercharger
Supercharger whine > ex girlfriends whine http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3329124
'07 Honda Ruckus Big Bore TOTALED: '03 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer 4x4 5.4L, '96 Camry LE 5S May '10: '11 Sienna V6 XLE FWD 8-pass. July '10: '06 Matrix XR Auto FWD Oct. '09: '05 RAV-4 L 4WD
Gotta love the E153 - one day I will have one on my 5S build mainly for the .73 5th gear ratio.
Excellent looking car - very impressed! It's not often you see a car with the look and the nuts - usually it's one or the other
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1996 Toyota Camry 5SFE 5-spd 329.9K - UNDER REPAIR
1997 Honda Civic 1.6 5-spd - 183K and 27 MPG average - Dependable DD and *small* family car
1991 Acura Integra 1.8 5-spd - 241K and 28MPG average - I'm game for a simple LS Vtec swap now...
2 things: S51 and that's bigbird's car if I'm not mistaken.
The e153 is pointless unless your boosted.
Nonsense! The (S51 or E153, whichever one has the .73:1 5th gear) is EXACTLY what I need for enhanced fuel mileage and a 8500-9000RPM redline. I don't believe the S53 (or whatever a 1996 5S comes with stock) will be able to sustain itself for any period of time with near-redline shifts at times. Only trouble is finding one with low mileage. Hopefully I will have a 4500-8500RPM powerband when it's all said and done and be able to take advantage of all gears...1st thru 3rd for the strip; and the long-legged .73:1 5th for cruising 70-75MPH at ~2600RPM
Question though:
Any noticeable weight difference between the E153 and S51 trannies? Anyone done a swap and even noticed or cared? Just curious...
We'll have to see how it works though...I know I can't wait!
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1996 Toyota Camry 5SFE 5-spd 329.9K - UNDER REPAIR
1997 Honda Civic 1.6 5-spd - 183K and 27 MPG average - Dependable DD and *small* family car
1991 Acura Integra 1.8 5-spd - 241K and 28MPG average - I'm game for a simple LS Vtec swap now...
Nonsense! The (S51 or E153, whichever one has the .73:1 5th gear) is EXACTLY what I need for enhanced fuel mileage and a 8500-9000RPM redline. I don't believe the S53 (or whatever a 1996 5S comes with stock) will be able to sustain itself for any period of time with near-redline shifts at times. Only trouble is finding one with low mileage. Hopefully I will have a 4500-8500RPM powerband when it's all said and done and be able to take advantage of all gears...1st thru 3rd for the strip; and the long-legged .73:1 5th for cruising 70-75MPH at ~2600RPM
Question though:
Any noticeable weight difference between the E153 and S51 trannies? Anyone done a swap and even noticed or cared? Just curious...
We'll have to see how it works though...I know I can't wait!
They both have the .73 5th gear and they both have 3.9 final drives. and i'm also sure there is a considerable weight difference between a S series transmisson and a E-Series transmission. i wanna see how that comes out though...
There are other threads here on TN that have all this information. But is you want the simple fact, for boost and higher power the E series transmissions are stonger. The S-series will be able to hold the power of a V6 that is N/A. To be exact, the power of a 3vz-fe.
ANYWAY. Pictures to come this up-coming weekend.
Side Teaser. Just pulled it out of my car and into my house. Paint and part will do on this summer.
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2009 EX-L V6 6Spd MT w/Nav (stock for now)
1996 XLE V6 Camry, KSport GT Pro 9/7, TRD RSB, E153 5spd conversion, Gen 3 front end conversion, OBX Headers, Megan Cat Back, TRD M62 Supercharger
Supercharger whine > ex girlfriends whine http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3329124
'07 Honda Ruckus Big Bore TOTALED: '03 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer 4x4 5.4L, '96 Camry LE 5S May '10: '11 Sienna V6 XLE FWD 8-pass. July '10: '06 Matrix XR Auto FWD Oct. '09: '05 RAV-4 L 4WD
They both have the .73 5th gear and they both have 3.9 final drives. and i'm also sure there is a considerable weight difference between a S series transmisson and a E-Series transmission. i wanna see how that comes out though...
@Bdub
OK I stand corrected - didn't mean to sidetrack the thread. I will do more homework and get to the bottom of the 5th gear ratio. If the E153 has better synchros then that's the one I want
Still wondering what you are doing with the 1zz?
@camtrm3
Where do you find the spats and what is their purpose?
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1996 Toyota Camry 5SFE 5-spd 329.9K - UNDER REPAIR
1997 Honda Civic 1.6 5-spd - 183K and 27 MPG average - Dependable DD and *small* family car
1991 Acura Integra 1.8 5-spd - 241K and 28MPG average - I'm game for a simple LS Vtec swap now...
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