Yes must be more specific....
http://www.importperformanceparts.ne...ek-toyota.html
Look for the 1ZZ-FE, or whatever engine you have, because you don't have anything stated on your pro, or have you yet to say. I'm just assuming its an 8th Gen 1ZZ. After you put this kit in, you might be able to push 8-9 psi with turbo. No headers out there really, It has been said, (I have yet to try, but lookin forward too), is to port and polish the header. But if you're going to be putting a turbo on your car, then you'll still have to make a custom turbo manifold for it anyways. A good down pipe, go stainless, and go from the stock 2.25" to 2.50" stainless all the way thru. You'll have to get the head rebuilt of course. Think of your head bein blown apart with 9 psi goin thru it. You'd probably only blow the head gasket and bend a few valves. This engine isn't really the ideal engine for a turbo. Aluminum allow block, head and a turbo, not good. And I dont think you looked hard enough, Google 98 Corolla Performance Parts, and you get a sh!t load. If you want, I know a few good sellers on ebay that sell good parts, not cheap products. But living in Hawaii, there will be extra postage. Hope this helps, and get us specifics. Can't do much w/out the specifics. Year range, again taking if for granted that you have a 8th Gen only because this is the 8th Gen forum. Also if you want to stay N/A, you can build a custom cold air intake with an intercooler piping kit. Custom stainless cat-back exhaust system. I know for a fact that the 93-97 short throw shifter fits the 8th Gen, just did that about 2 wks ago. Anything else hit us up.
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There is the OBX headers out there that can be found on Ebay, but I have heard alot of bad about them. A lot of the guys on here will tell you. The welds are good, but because you need a flex pipe in the exhaust and the OBX doesnt have one, it tends to break the welds. So you could get it and weld a flex-pipe extenstion, but thats just a waste of money to me. Why buy something if you have to customize it anyways.
1993 Toyota Corolla
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