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It doesn't have alot of hp but it's incredibly fun to drive. And it's boxy styling offcourse, but i like most cars from that era.

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hi all members, I have 85 Corolla GTS. I am looking for a set of wheel but I dont know what size and offset should I get. Which one is look good on my car. I want to look flush (wheel stick out for look) but I don't want to use flare. Please help me find the right size. Thank you very much. 15x8 et...

hi all members, I have 85 Corolla GTS. I am looking for a set of wheel but I dont know what size and offset should I get. Which one is look good on my car. I want to look flush (wheel stick out for look) but I don't want to use flare. Please help me find the right size. Thank you very much. 15x8 et...

I was reading that ad and chuckled at the end: 'Lowballers will be mocked accordingly.'

Don't get skinnier tires if you like spirited driving. Like VitriumGTS said, get camberplates and roll the fenders.

I'm running 15x8 with 195/50, -2,5° camber and rolled lips, doesn't rub even when i'm driving on shitty roads.

I would restore it a bit and do some small tastefull mods. That way if you ever want to sell it you can easily turn it back to stock form. No point in making it a garagequeen, cars are meant to be driven.

My grill is attached entirely with zipties. Hasn't flown off or got loose even when i'm driving on crappy roads.

John H. wrote:Not mine, but...
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-John

So clean

^^This.

Actually you don't need a garage to pull axles. I changed my diff parked on the street.

That came out nice.

Put a drill on the cable and see if the speedo needle moves.

Imports and muscle cars, what's not to like...

Are those the solex locks wth a 'normal' looking key?

I'm running 7.4k front & rear 6.2k with toyo t1r's for daily use. On normal roads it very grippy but once you get on bumpy tarmac it sometimes acts a little nervous.

Great fabwork mate. ;) Looks like quality fab, nice job. One thing to think about however, is that if you do street driving or track driving with that thing, the lower bar is really low. This means anything you hit will catch on that lower bar and not give. Remember that the corolla chassis is super...

^^You don't have to bash that entire seam, just where it rubs. I did it on mine. I don't think the shell is going to be affected by a few inches of flattend metal. If you cover it in seamsealer, por15 and some underbody coating it will be fine against the elements. If it really weakens the shell, ju...

I have 2 levins and they both have crooked headlights. Same problem like you, the brackets are straight but for some reason the lights itself aren't.

Why on earth did they cutaway that metal part behind the rear seats?

Nice updates tho

CFROST wrote:yea, that's spillner

he's an ex-cop

nice guy

yea, he sure is.

@captainjo, that's not your car right? The coupe in your picture was restored and sold looking like this...

I waited to long to get a pair of these in 15x8. They're sold out everywhere in europe.

A shop in the usa quoted me $500 shippingcosts, that's mental.

-zenki- wrote:Didn't do it today but what the hell...

Replaced the speedo gear.

Well the gear was chewed up again. It only lasted 2 weeks.

Replaced it again.

Didn't do it today but what the hell...

Replaced the speedo gear.

Nice idea.

^^ 'door' seems to be the only undamaged part of the car

Check out this site.

http://www.imcdb.org/