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I supported Toymods
Location:
Perth, Western Australia
Registered:
December 2002
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Re: Dummie's Guide to Supercharging
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Thu, 30 October 2003 13:31
 
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Given that your motor is still low Km and not really worth opening up to do the job properly (ideally you'd lower the compression ratio), I'd suggest a low boost option. you'll need to source a supercharger, bracketry and a piggy back style computer to supply a bit more fuel when the engine is on boost. Not a cheap option, given you'll need to customise alot of components and pay for tuning time for the piggy back, but it is doable, I'd estimate a cost of around $2500+ to do the job properly. Given the fact that there aren't alot of current model Corollas that have been worked on (I can't think of any on Toymods), and if you think about pursuing it, find a local competent speed shop and ask questions. The questions I always ask is, "what have I forgotten?", and "what are my options?". If they don't answer the questions for free, or provide helpful infomation, go somewhere else.
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