Hi, i found this 86 Ae86 coupe thats in very good conditions and will probably make a deal for it tomorow. I need to know if this car is a good drifting car or if its comparable with the HB Ae86.
here's the description:
1986 TOYOTA COROLLA, 1.8l eng, 5 spd, sunroof, Edelbrock carburator, headers, 2" exh, polished wheels
i do wonder why this dud says he has a 1.8l engine...probably he has NO IDEA what he has. anyhow here's a link of the car i'm going to see tomorow...probably buy too.
This is his actual description:
1986 TOYOTA COROLLA, 1.8l eng, 5 spd, sunroof, Edelbrock carburator, headers, 2" exh, polished wheels, new tires, runs and looks perfect, clean in and out, must see
what do you guys think?
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etxxz, ask the owner what engine is in there. There is a possibility that the owner added the carbs, header and exhaust to the stock 4ac, but you may be lucky and he/she swapped these on the 3tc engine.
According to www.hachiroku.net this is what they say about the 2 models:
Factory Body Differences:
-Coupes/Notchback:
If you are going to drive seriously, the coupe has a few advantages over the hatchback. One reason is that it weights about 20-40 lbs. less than a hatchback. Reason being is that it doesn’t have the big heavy hatch, with the big sheet of glass.
Coupes are slightly more rigid compared to hatchbacks.It’s hard to haul tons of stuff around though. Some colors like silver and white are rare colors on the coupes as opposed to hatchbacks.
-Hatchbacks/LiftBacks:
2 doors with rear hatch They can haul more things because of the back hatch. Takumi drove one, that helps make a much better show car, sadly. Hatches often rust quite quickly. Only hatchbacks where sent to Australia
it is very possible that the car is a GT-S but swapped with a 3TC like hachi_slow said. and being in Florida (Puerto Rican country ) i wouldn't be suprised if it's got a 1.8L set-up for drag. it is also possible that it's got a crazy owner and did a 7AG and run an edelbrock carb, but who knows!
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Beautifull Info guys...you all just put a big shiny smile in my face. My only doubt was the engine and the drivetrain. So eitherway, 1.6 or 1.8 RWD is what i want.
I just came back from looking at the car and here's whats up. Yes, he swapped engines to the 1.8L (from older corolla), he has a bigass elderok 4-hole carburator (compared to stock -close friend w/ '84 HB- ITS HUGE) the car looks very nice, some paint chips, some rust (all fixable by me)
BUT
HE HAS NO POWER STEERING, clutch is almost gone, it WILL need a new one...aparently he has a drag setup. No A/C (i'd do this too) MSD, headers, a very shitty 2" exhaust (bought pipes at Auto discount and welded them together!)
*Heh, i had to literally use both my hands AND body weight to reverse outa that parking lot!
heh the funny thing is, he wants 2000USD , I went with 1300cash, hoping to spend 1200 AT MOST (moded) but after seeing it. 500US prob not worth it.
to drift i'd need to put P/S plus a clutch (i can do myself) but its like $600+ in parts...nah F that!
Thanks for helps neways! you've been a great crowd!
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