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Old 05 February 2003, 09:22 AM
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I have a friend with a GT4 (ST205). It is completely standard apart from a Superchip.

He was thinking along the lines of an induction kit as his next purchase. Would he be better off buying a new exhaust system first etc, etc?

Any advice I could pass on would be appreciated.

I have had the bumpsteer removed and the geometry sorted by Powerstation on my Scooby with excellent results - do Powerstation or anyone remove bs on the Celica or anyone recommended to sort the geometry?
Old 05 February 2003, 09:46 AM
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As with any car, removing the breathing restrictions is a good place to start.
I'd say the exhaust would release more power if changed than a free-flow filter.

What year is it ?
Upgrading the IC will help as well.

I think Fensport deal with Toyota mods
Old 05 February 2003, 09:49 AM
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Hi Devil's it is an N reg (so what's that? 96ish) it is the ST205 model.
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Thanks DazW - just the sort of info he is after.

Anybody have any info on bumpsteer, geometry or any other handling mods.?
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Anyone got any other ideas? Don't have to be handling related.
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Get over the the GT4 Owners site first.

Also have a word with Adrian at Fensport.

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Ian - thanks mate. The owner does go on that site from time to time. I just offered to ask on Scoobynet as it is (I would have thought) a lot more active, if not quite so specialised.
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Call Fensport about any GT4 issues 01354 696973. I had a GT4 ST205 and had the following mods :-

1. Hybrid turbo
2. Blitz induction kit
3. Blitz boost controller
4. Mongoose system
5. WI
6. Unichip
7. Aussie DP

With the above I was pushing out 350 bhp. Give the guys a call they can help you.

Regards

Kev..
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Thanks for all the replies.
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My best mate has the ST185 GT4, and we found www.fensport.com, a very good site for all types of Toyotas. You can find anything in there. Go and check it out.
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Hi 7 Foot,

He'll be better off just changing the panel filter to a TRD one, us 205'ers have a pretty hot engine bay and cone/mushroom filters seem to suffer ...although I think a few guys have fabricated airflow boxes, which helps

He'd probably get more benefit from changing the downpipe/exhaust, the downpipe seems to be pretty restrictive & is pretty cheap to replace (abou £250 from Aus IIRC) exhaust wise you have the usual suspects Blitz/HKS etc and also Hayward & Scott, but flavour of the month seems to be Tube Torque (http://www.tubetorque.co.uk/) who have done stuff for TTE (Team Toyota Europe) and are proving to be pretty popular

Hope this helps, but if not- get him over here-

http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/GT-Four-Owners-UK/
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