2005 toyota corolla modded

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I am kind of new to the tuner world and would like some advice as to the first or basic mods that should be done for better performance and handling. Then you might want to consider a piggy-back ECU - just to maximise the effect of the mods by controlling the air and fuelling Of course, the best way forward is a supercharger. TTE toyota Team Europe have one available, and will increase the power to around bhp For handling, lowering springs and struct braces will help lots, and make it feel much stiffer and more stable, but for maximum handling, go for coilovers

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2005 toyota corolla modded

When you think of a Toyota Corolla, you might envision a reliable and efficient compact car that gets you from point A to point B without much fuss. But what if I told you that beneath that unassuming exterior lies the potential for a thrilling and exhilarating driving experience? Welcome to the world of engine and ECU tuning, where you can turn your trusty Corolla into a pocket-sized powerhouse, a baby GR in the making. Please note this article has to be very general in nature as there have been so many revisions to the Corolla over the years. Please let me know in the comments if you have a tip to pass on or would like me to cover specific model years in more detail. The Corolla is very popular, and it can be tuned. Where to start with modifications is what we will consider in this tuning guide, and we'll discuss the best mods and upgrades for your Corolla.

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Anyone know a site or place with more low end prices?? I just want the wheel to fit nicer into the wheel well so it doesn't look like a truck anymore. They are pretty inexpensive compared to some mods, and it is one of the earlier mods you should make. Clear editor. Injen cold air intake PPE race header Exhaust systems magnaflow, greddy etc. Join the Toyota Owners Club and be part of the Community. They always have great prices and deals on. Check out ptuning webpage. Posted March 17, Join the conversation You can post now and register later. I checked bestbuy. Stock stereo system FTW! Please consider creating a new thread. Log in.

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Any advice on a quality one would help. Explore Our Forums. I wasnt driving all crazy though Ask Cancel. I'm sure there are some tutorials around if you need help. Ask a question Answers will be sent directly to your email. CorollaDude Posted February 1, Check out ptuning webpage. Leighcm Posted March 17, If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Gasssman Replies. I'd be careful about lowering the car because you've already put on bigger, wider wheels. I'd get that Kenwood DNX in a heartbeat if it wasn't so expensive. Congrats on deciding on a 9th gen XRS, it's a great car with plenty of aftermarket options available!