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Short video clip of the Camry in action...

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Short video clip of the Camry in action. *Now with new pics of turbo and wheels*

UPDATE: Just installed my summer wheels and snapped some new pics.. Enjoy :)

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Well, I am sure all of you are aware that I've went back to a single turbo setup.. Single life is great :D

I didn't have time to polish up the engine bay, so I don't have pictures of the setup yet... I did manage to shoot a few small clips of the HKS T51R Camry doing some 1st gear rips back and forth however...

Engine was revving to 7200RPM on the video... Soon I will be taking it to 7500RPM..haha The engine still continues to make power up to 7000RPM, so the gearing is pretty long now. 1st goes to 85km/h and the end of 2nd goes to 140km/h, and it pulls really well :D

In case some of you have missed my dyno/test drive video, here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwQphf54eaY


Here's a few short revving clips from the outside:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCdkFyUE8bA

EDIT: New pics:
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List of the setup again in case some of you may have missed:

Turbo Related/Induction
- HKS T51R KAI BB 71mm 1.00A/R
- Tial 44mm Wastegate
- Custom sidewinder manifolds
- Custom Upper Merge Pipe
- 4.0" Downpipe / 3'0" Midpipe
- 68mm Overbored OEM Throttlebody
- Precision Turbo 31.5" x 10.5" x 3.5" Intercooler
- Tial 50m BOV
- Dual 2.5" exhaust pipes / Supra TT Muffler
- Meth Injection System

Engine Valvetrain/Top-end
- Canadian Cylinder Head Tech Headwork
- Catcams Custom Valvesprings
- SI Valves 1mm Oversized Exhaust Valves
- ARP Head Studs

Engine Internals/Bottom-end
- 88.0mm Forged Pistons (9.5:1 CR)
- Pauter Forged Rods
- 3MZ-FE Crank; radiused and balanced
- TOGA Oil Pump
- ARP Main Studs

Fuel System
- Racetronix 700cc/min Injectors
- AEM Fuel Pressure Regulator
- CNC Machined Billet-6AN Aluminum Fuel Rails
- Dual Feed -6AN lines and fuel Rail Setup
- Walbro 255LPH Fuel Pumps with surge tank
- Trickflow Dual fuel filters

Ignition
- NGK BKR8EIX
- Haltech Ignition Modules
- HKS Twin Power DLI Ignition System
- Chrysler 300M Coil Packs
- MSD Voltage Booster


Management/Monitor
- AEM Standalone EMS (1060 EMS) with Automatic Trans Control
- AEM 3.5 Bar MAP Sensor
- AEM IAT Sensor
- AEM Water Temperature Sensor
- GM Knock Sensors at Factory Location
- Haltech TPS Sensor Mounted on Stock Throttlebody
- Custom Crank Trigger with Motec Hall Effect Sensor
- Factory Cam Sensor, shimmed
- PLX Devices DM-200 Organic Display Gauges x 2
- PLX Sensor modules; dual Wideband O2's, Trans/Coolant temp/Oil pressure
- TurboSmart E-Boost2
- APEXi Turbo Timer

Cooling
- B&M Cooler 11" x 4.5" x 1.5" for power steering
- Factory Hydraulic fan, overdriven
- Flex-a-lite 12" S-Blade Radiator Pusher Fan
- Thermotec Gold Foil Premium Heat Reflective Material
- Thermotec self-cooling heatshielding
- DEI Tunnel Shield

Transmission/Drivetrain
- IPT Fully Built Automatic Transmission (IPT -- http://www.importperformancetrans.com)
- Race Calibrated and Modified Valvebody
- High Stall Converter (4000-4500RPM Stall)
- B&M Hi-Tek Transmission Cooler 10" x 7.5" x 4"

Handling/Braking
- KSport RR Custom Coilovers
- 15 kg/mm Front Springs; 14kg/mm Rear Springs
- Whiteline 18mm Rear Swaybar
- Whiteline Polyurethane D-Bracket Bushings
- Ractive Strut Tower Bar
- Supra TT Front Rotors with CNC relocation brackets
- Porterfield R4S Carbon Kevlar Brake Pads
- Optima Red Top
- Battery Relocated to Trunk
- Hella Battery Kill Switch

Current wheels:
- 17" x 7.5" Volk Racing SE37k, custom powdercoated gloss black
Pirelli 235-45-17 Sottozero Performance Winter Tires

Lighting
- Philips HID Lighting Kit (4100k)
- Hella E55 Bi-xenon Projector Retrofit
- ZKW Clear Projector Lens
- Philips HID highbeams; 3000k
- Custom Rewired Bumper Lights With 1157 conversion (parking lights = dim; signalling = bright )
- Front turn signals re-wired to headlight corner lens

Cosmetic/Interior
- RMM Lower Front Air Dam
- Custom Mesh Grill
- Ichibahn Automatic Shiftknob
- 2001 Toyota Celica Front Seats
- 2001 Toyota Celica SRS Steering Wheel
- S2000 Antenna Conversion

Audio
- Alpine MDA-W966J Double-DIN Head Unit
- Infinity Reference 605CS Components
- Infinity Reference 6"x9" Rear Speakers
- JL Audio 250.1 Amp
- JL Audio 12W6 Sub
- Custom Trunk enclosure retains full trunk space


Numbers:
447 WHP & 381 lbft @ 20.5 PSI low boost setting

Goal for 2009 is 600+ WHP on pump gas

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#11 ·
Pics are up :D Thanks for the compliments guys! Please let me know what you guys think about the front lip as well.. It is not actually painted because the flat black you see on there is the Duplicolor bug shield coating spray and actually washes off with soap and water.

I was thinking if painting it like that in gloss black as well and make it pernament :)
 
#12 ·
it looks very sleeperish...as in even more than before...but I would personally prefer the lip without the black.


though...on the good side...people would stop mistaking my car for your car now :D
 
#14 ·
Loving the car, can't wait to see it in the summer...600whp...8000rpm...

Why did you switch over to 300M coil packs? I assume they provide better spark, did you have to modify anything to use them?

Not a fan of the black on the lip keep it the way it was!
 
#23 ·
I really appreciate each and every one of your replies.. Thanks for the compliments, and it makes my day just reading your feedback during lunchbreak earlier today...hehe

I know a lot of you liked the old look better, but I think I am going to go with the black bumper, but in gloss black... The gloss black will give a CF effect which should look pretty clean.

It's more of a change in appearance too because I had this look for a good 5-6 years already... At night time, the front lip won't stand out as much as well. To keep it a true sleeper, I have to go with the black lip :D


Why did you switch over to 300M coil packs? I assume they provide better spark, did you have to modify anything to use them?
It was more for availability actually... Toyota wanted $180 for a brand new coil pack and a 6 month wait time, and I needed six of them...lol I was doing a search for the Denso part numbers and somehow I managed to find that the 300m coil packs were made to the same specifications as the Camry ones. They share the same electrical connector, same coil depth, and even the same charge times. They can be easily found used for $75 for all six, or brand new for $59 a piece. The only thing you need to do to run them is enlarging one of the mounting holes so a 6mm bolt will go through, and you can mount them just like stock... Everything plugs in like stock, and the stock ignitor will drive them as well.


Thanks for showing me the link (and creating that thread as well)! It was a great read, and I am glad that Solaraguy forums also gets an update on my Camry :D
 
#29 ·
You give rides? I'll probably be up in TO in August to visit some family.
Unless there was a good meet happening at the same time, or else, my working hours usually don't work too well for others unless you want to meet up at 1:00am...lol Gotta have a good reason to take time off work (ie: a good meet...hah)




Nice find! Thanks for the link... It was fun to see what the S2k owners think of the car.. :) Many of them wouldn't understand the reason for a sweet done up Camry though except for us here on TN; but the funny thing is though that my Camry would have no problems eating 95% of those S2k's if I catch ever them on a weekend cruise or on my way to work... :D That even includes getting them even on a highway onramp/offramp because the Camry can nail a quick or even a long sweeping corners and I have no problems staying close with many good handling until the exit of the turn (then it will become a straightline race...lol).

Having a fast and great handling street car is totally different than having a well balanced good handling car that is fast on a roadcourse. On a roadcourse, things such as endurance, braking, cooling, balance, and weight are critical factors for consistent lap times, corner after corner, turn after turn. The Camry won't be able to do well on a road course under those conditions. On the streets though, the car with the stickiest tire, a stiffer suspension to make use of the sticky tires, and a car that has way more power will win. What happens after a quick corner or a highway ramp on the streets? A long stretch of straight road :clap: We don't live in Japan, so canyon carving isn't what I encounter on a daily basis...hah