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1976 KE30 Corolla with a 4AG twin cam in it.... my brother has one and i've had more fun in that thing than in my Skyline. Theres thousands of cheap parts available, the conversion is a piece of piss and with a bit of suspension work they get sideways as well make a good amatuer track car. And if its more power you want, theres plenty of other great toyota motors you can bolt in with minimal fuss in most cases.

If i was 17 again and knew what I know now about engine conversions etc, id do it myself.

Could easily build one for about 3 grand after restoring the body, buying front cut, suspension etc.

Plus it'd probably have a similar power to weight ratio of an SR20 Q's silvia

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aye well im a p plater and well i cant drift, but ohwell soon i will be able to, i reckon just a nice easy car, hell do u really want to scratch ure great car, every person does it on there first car, we were all inexperienced at one time, and remember the days of first time in a manual and trying to drive it? wasnt that fun, wat bout a gemini?

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