I have a ee90 2e corolla it is my first car i want to get an fxgt etc with a 4age or put a 4age in my car but cant afford it. So i am wonderining if there is anything i can do to give my 2e more power does any one know any thing that is relatively cheap that you can do?
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by Hoppy89 » Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:39 pm
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by Dell'Orto » Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:43 pm
Nothing thats gonna make a huge difference, the usual intake and exhaust will make the best gain per dollar spent, unless you use nitrous.
Would be fun to see how much nitrous a 2E could take though!!
Would be fun to see how much nitrous a 2E could take though!!
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by fuel » Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:48 pm
The 2E is designed as an economy engine. There's not much you can do to it other than the basics.
I would say for starters give it a decent service, and replace parts which will most likely be worn out. Change the oil and filter with a genuine part, change the spark plugs, maybe replace the ignition leads, distributor cap and rotor too while you're at it.
The basics is intake, headers, and exhaust. You might be able to get a replacement K&N filter for it from say Repco. The stock exhaust system is probably more than fine for a 1300cc motor.
If you want to get a little more serious, look into getting a Bosch GT40R coil, or even MSN ignition.
I would say for starters give it a decent service, and replace parts which will most likely be worn out. Change the oil and filter with a genuine part, change the spark plugs, maybe replace the ignition leads, distributor cap and rotor too while you're at it.
The basics is intake, headers, and exhaust. You might be able to get a replacement K&N filter for it from say Repco. The stock exhaust system is probably more than fine for a 1300cc motor.
If you want to get a little more serious, look into getting a Bosch GT40R coil, or even MSN ignition.
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by Dell'Orto » Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:53 pm
GT40R retails at about $100. MSD would be even more overkill than nitrous 
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by Dell'Orto » Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:55 pm
MSD is a brand of high powered ignition. As stated, miles of overkill for a 2E
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by Dell'Orto » Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:58 pm
Shifted to a more appropriate section.
Overkill, as in the fact MSD ignition setups arent that cheap, and wouldnt be that beneficial to your car
Overkill, as in the fact MSD ignition setups arent that cheap, and wouldnt be that beneficial to your car
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by Dell'Orto » Wed Nov 23, 2005 11:06 pm
Bugger all I'd imagine, unless your current coil is stuffed. Will possibly make it easier to start though 
Save up the coin, and do your exhaust from the manifold back in 1.75", maybe 2" with a couple of resonators and a decent muffler, that'll probably be the best gain you'll get. Would probably set you back $500ish at any decent exhaust shop.
Save up the coin, and do your exhaust from the manifold back in 1.75", maybe 2" with a couple of resonators and a decent muffler, that'll probably be the best gain you'll get. Would probably set you back $500ish at any decent exhaust shop.
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