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Roman · 11-01-2009, 05:22 PM

The SS2000 class corollas used for rally use a single VVTI beams motor, and the GT4 celica drivetrain.

So it's definitely doable.

There's a guy here in New Zealand whos converted a factory 4WD AE104 sprinter sedan (or something similar) to use a 3SGTE and celica 4WD system.

Hacking up a fwd to fit the rear driveshaft and diff etc probably aint gonne be pretty, most likely have to lose some of your interior to make it all fit in a new tunnel.

Also, at the last local time attack event held by one of the local car magazines, the winning car was a 7AGTE powered front wheel drive AE92... This car has also done 10 second quarter miles, and is still street legal, uses front wheel drive.

Can go fast on a track with any engine/drivetrain layout if you spend the time and $$$ refining it.

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Roman Beams OCD Support Group Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Auckland, NZ Posts: 946 Thanks: 23 Thanked 56 Times in 36 Posts My Google Map iTrader Rating: (2/100% )	The SS2000 class corollas used for rally use a single VVTI beams motor, and the GT4 celica drivetrain. So it's definitely doable. There's a guy here in New Zealand whos converted a factory 4WD AE104 sprinter sedan (or something similar) to use a 3SGTE and celica 4WD system. Hacking up a fwd to fit the rear driveshaft and diff etc probably aint gonne be pretty, most likely have to lose some of your interior to make it all fit in a new tunnel. Also, at the last local time attack event held by one of the local car magazines, the winning car was a 7AGTE powered front wheel drive AE92... This car has also done 10 second quarter miles, and is still street legal, uses front wheel drive. Can go fast on a track with any engine/drivetrain layout if you spend the time and $$$ refining it.