handling
kingpinn
12-08-2005, 12:00 AM
ok i'll keep this sort im getting in to roadracing and haft to have a fwd car i know i know but i live in maryland and that snow shit happens and i have had a conquest and a Camaro and no more of that till i can have a car and a suv till then its fwd and tons of understeer . but anyway my friend has a itr the other a s2k i dont ask for somthing that can keep up with them cause that isnt going to happen in the turns but at the same time i dont want to get made fun of . so what i need to know is the handling like in a 00-05 gts and are there aftermarket parts for both handling and to build the motor i have done some looking and came up with little . i know this is a hot car in stock form but it dose me no good if it has no support . please help me find what im looking for if this isnt the car for me ....
p.s i hate wrx's and please keep it in the same price range if i could i would have a r32 but im not looking to spend more then 16g
p.s i hate wrx's and please keep it in the same price range if i could i would have a r32 but im not looking to spend more then 16g
kingpinn
12-08-2005, 12:04 AM
this is from modernracer
"On canyon roads, this 2,500-pound welterweight tightly arcs through corners with minimal body roll. The steering is very quick and precise without being twitchy, and the thick three-spoke steering wheel rim fits naturally in your hands. Reducing speed is a simple matter of squeezing the powerful brakes; 60-to-0 stops take a mere 116 feet.
The Celica is at its best when being used (and abused) near its maximum limits. It thrives on being wrung out. This, oh so conveniently, is exactly the type of driving required for a racetrack. Powering out of turns, the Celica's Yokohama 205/50VR16 tires provide excellent grip. If this car had a limited-slip front differential (like the old Acura Integra Type R had), it would be nearly unstoppable."
so is there a aftermarket LSD? please say yes !!!!!!!
"On canyon roads, this 2,500-pound welterweight tightly arcs through corners with minimal body roll. The steering is very quick and precise without being twitchy, and the thick three-spoke steering wheel rim fits naturally in your hands. Reducing speed is a simple matter of squeezing the powerful brakes; 60-to-0 stops take a mere 116 feet.
The Celica is at its best when being used (and abused) near its maximum limits. It thrives on being wrung out. This, oh so conveniently, is exactly the type of driving required for a racetrack. Powering out of turns, the Celica's Yokohama 205/50VR16 tires provide excellent grip. If this car had a limited-slip front differential (like the old Acura Integra Type R had), it would be nearly unstoppable."
so is there a aftermarket LSD? please say yes !!!!!!!
jaybratt
12-08-2005, 04:03 AM
There is good aftermarket support and I ahve seen fixed up celica's win parking lot races which are based on handling and accel. I would recommend the car and I am sure you will be happy with it.
blakscorpion21
12-08-2005, 10:09 AM
yea, at only 2500 lbs theese cars handle extremeley well and you would prolly give an s2k a good run for its money.
kingpinn
12-08-2005, 05:03 PM
thanks... anything about the lsd is there one
91 Celica St
12-09-2005, 12:30 AM
get a 1.5 way
2 way works during acceleration and de-acceleration but hurts your tuning ability a little bit (kinda like welding up your rear end, almost constant to both wheels so you get alot of inside wheel spin)
1.5 way is a full lsd during acceleration but when ur breaking it dosent work as hard as a 2 way and during turns it tries to give more power to the outside wheel while still maintiang power to the inside wheel
1 way only works during acceleration, you might want this beucase during breaking it really dosent work so its like having an open diff but when you accelerat into turns it works like a 1.5 way but a little better, but it makes breaking really unstable during turning
then theres a quaife lsd and clutch lsd, get a quaife its like having gears instead of a grabbing pad, its a little rougher to work with but it wont waear out (as fast) as a clutch one will
2 way works during acceleration and de-acceleration but hurts your tuning ability a little bit (kinda like welding up your rear end, almost constant to both wheels so you get alot of inside wheel spin)
1.5 way is a full lsd during acceleration but when ur breaking it dosent work as hard as a 2 way and during turns it tries to give more power to the outside wheel while still maintiang power to the inside wheel
1 way only works during acceleration, you might want this beucase during breaking it really dosent work so its like having an open diff but when you accelerat into turns it works like a 1.5 way but a little better, but it makes breaking really unstable during turning
then theres a quaife lsd and clutch lsd, get a quaife its like having gears instead of a grabbing pad, its a little rougher to work with but it wont waear out (as fast) as a clutch one will
kingpinn
12-09-2005, 10:45 PM
91 Celica St
thank you but where the hell do i get one from for a 00-05 gts
thank you but where the hell do i get one from for a 00-05 gts
91 Celica St
12-10-2005, 07:13 PM
haha i duno ill leave that one up to you, pm someone with the name vip09 he seems to always know where to find parts for 7th gens
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