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Celica 91 -> 01? I have a 2001 celica gts, front end smashed, but everything else good. a buddy of mine has a toyota celica gt 91 engine siezed, anyone think i could possible frankinstein the 2? i dont know much bout cross-overs. wondering if anyone could help elaborate or send me in a direction to figure this out... thanks!:) |
Dude. please no. fix the 7th gen, do a 3sgte or beams 3sge swap and a conversion on the 5th gen if you have to do it.... |
but peeps keep telling me its not worth fixing the 7th gen cuz its a unibody and the upper frame is bent on my car... so unless ya got an idea to fix that... i don't know what else to figure... |
That'd be one ugly frankinsteined Celica |
It would be a bunch of welding and a lot of rewiring |
with the kind of cash you're gonna spend to frankensteinize the two cars together, you could probably buy a decent brand new car by the time you're finished and have something hideous. Based on you asking on forums whether this is feasible or not to do this combined with throwing out that you're hearing from "peeps" that a unibody, which is nothing unique to a celica, which has a bent upper frame not worth fixing and yet you're still considering something like this, chances are you're not mechanically inclined at all. So if you do undertake this be prepared to take out a large loan from the bank for labour and parts. PS the 5th gen is also unibody and if you cut that up to mash together with your wrecked 7th gen, you'll be no better than if you were to fix up your unibody 7th gen. You'd actually have something probably worse. |
Talk to Arash, he can probably do it. |
dont bother. since you have a celica GTS.. go find yourself a MR-S without a motor.. then that'll be a great swap. |
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