crazy boyish dream

[falnfenix]

indeed. it all depends on how much fabrication you really want to do. i mean hell, i know a few guys who dropped LS1 motors into Supras...totally redid the transmission and drivetrain...and viola, they've got a car that will put a hurting on just about anything out there.

[urbandork]

girl u crazzyy lol na jk

I was once told that any thing can be done. So as long as u have the money and time.

[falnfenix]

ya damn right i am.

[urbandork]

be loud be proud

N E way when do u think ull be able to get that large piece of metal in to the car? N E time soon. Hope u have pix lots of them.

[falnfenix]

hahaha...you're making it seem like i'm a lezbo, dude.

[urbandork]

lol no lol i ment to be loud about the crazy part lol how u got me embarassed

[falnfenix]

hahahahahaha

don't be embarrassed...i have no filter between my mind and my hands/mouth. whatever i think just comes right out.

[micro214_kp61]

Originally posted by Chris Corolla S
^^ You are right. 3TC was not stock in early seventies. They had 2TC and also some 3Es and maybe others... 3TC is a straight swap for that body style though and seems to be the most popular. I belive the 2TC is a 1.4 and the 3TC is a 1.6.

Chris... the 3TC never came out in the '70s. it was in early '80s corollas. any old corollas in the '70s with a chassis designation as TEXX like the TE27 came with a stock 2TC motor which is the 1600cc. the 3TC is 1800cc. and any '70s corolla with a KEXX designation as in KE20 has the 3K motor.



urbandork... if you really want to put a V6 on an old car, try getting a later '70s model celica fastback, the one that looks like a Mustang fastback. you can fit a V6 in it with turbo if you want, hehehe.

[Chris Corolla S]

thanks for clearing that up