hello, all , which toyota models do most put rotaries in?
I haven't seen a list. I know of a few toyotas that have been sitting a while and have been thinking of getting some thing new going. I belive I could could get a 70's probably a 72 celica GT. and there is also a 70's corona. or it might be a corolla. Lates Matt

 

starlet are always good for rotaries, they weight around 1700 to 1900 lbs maybe even less. Another good one is a corolla TE27 AKA Mango weights around 2000 lbs. Yeah the Celica's are good to but weights a bit more.

I was gonna do a 13b swap on my starlet but I was force to sell the car by my financial manager (wife). But would love to see it done on a TE27.

 

anybody know off hand which models still offer good and relitively cheep aftermarket parts? unlike suspension parts for my RX2. thanks Matt

 

Well matt, just like the 2's 3's and the 4's suspension parts are never cheap. But most parts are interchangeable. You can use the AE86 front and rear suspension on the TE27 and Starlet with little modification. But just like the GSLSE the AE86 are getting harder to find now adays at the junk yard.

 

Stock 13tii

 

a local guy has a 500rwhp 76 corolla 2 door I believe

 

An Aussie Chiropractor friend has a 74 2 door sedan Corolla with a genuine 1000RWHP on a dyno, I had the dyno sheet, it was over 700 KW (metric). The car is green (Kermit) and looks stock outside other than fender flares. Damn wildest car I eve rode in, sideways through 5 gears, drives at a 25 degree angle...

 

This engine is completely stock. The only aftermarket parts under the hood are: T-70, BOV,WG and INJECTORS. We recently purchase an MT the stock ecu was max out. We hope to get way way more power with the MT set up

 

microtech is the way to go...its an awesome system. i had an 81 starlet that i was gonna put a 13b bridgeported engine in,but i traded it for a 74 corolla 2dr,now im gonna put a 13bt in it with a microtech.

 

This car is sick and its all stock internal and stock ports.