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Old 03-15-2005, 02:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question 2zz lift point
ok so hereit isi have a2005 xrs corolla with the 2zz platform. has anyone sucsesfuly lowered the lift point on there gts???
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yes with a Apex-i PowerFC but it actually makes u loose power. You would need new cams.
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but currently no cams are available, there maybe some in the near future though
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the reson i ask is kuz i have an xrs corolla and it hits lift at 6700 not 6200 like the other2zz cars
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Like I mentioned on the Corolla section that it has been raised to 6650 rpm for a reason. That is to accomodate the stronger mid and low end torque. If you try to lower it, the torque on the mid and low end will suffer.

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the reson i ask is kuz i have an xrs corolla and it hits lift at 6700 not 6200 like the other2zz cars
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