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bondango
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Celica ST183 Turbo'd and NOS'd Mon, 08 August 2005 00:26 Go to next message


hi all,
Im bondango from Belfast in ireland. Ive own a celica st183 (st183 is the japanese derivitive of the 5th gen celica with a 3rd gen 3sge engine, other extras are 4ws, electric everything, and a more agrresive fuel/igition map to give 169bhp standrad)
and have been running this set up for around 2 years (owned the car 10)

this is the MOD list todate..

1989 Celica GTR St183 (5th gen jap spec)
2.0 3sge engine
Fully Built Bottom end with Aries and Arp Hardware
3mm Cosmetic custom steel head gasket and Arp Studs
Full Ported polished Head and custom Valve Springs
Modified ACIS top plate
Custom Turbo manifold
T3/04E Turbo @ 8psi for now
Full Front mount intercooler and custom hardpipe kit+samco hosing
Custom oil and water lines
Custom Downpipe and exhaust
Greddy 720cc injectors x 2 intake mounted
Zex Dry shot 100bhp mounted before above
HKS bov
Blitz SUS Filter
Battery relocated to boot
Additional Pacet Fan with aircon removed
Camry v6 gearbox running late spec mr2 tubby LSD with custom gearing
Custom Built Clutch and uprated flywheel
Colour coded interior
Custom mounted oil/pressure/temp/boost gauges
A-pillar with Nos and AFR gauge
Custom White dials
Modified Grp-A shifter
Momo wheel knob pedals
Apexi SAFCII
Apexi AVCR
Apexi ITC
Greddy REBIC iv Injector controller
Lm1 Wideband

17" BK racing alloys
KYB Super streets + Intax Springs
Clear Corners/Smoked japspec Rears
Late spec UK GT4 Discs and Calipers
GT4 CS style custom bonnet
full onderground designs bodykit
Finished in BMW M3 blue


You can see the pics here (enjoy)
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2072925

and bigger here :-
http://www.celica-turbo.fpic.co.uk/





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R-Lo
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Melb East
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April 2004
Re: Celica ST183 Turbo'd and NOS'd Mon, 08 August 2005 02:33 Go to previous messageGo to next message
That is one mad ride! It must be imaculate to have had it for 10 years. One question though, why didn't you go for 3sgte rather than slapping a turbo on the 3sge, and by the way was that hard?
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bondango
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Re: Celica ST183 Turbo'd and NOS'd Mon, 08 August 2005 09:35 Go to previous messageGo to next message
I know dropping the 3sgte in is the usuall way to go, but i think it was the fact that i had a low milage 3sge that was pristine, and decided to base a build round that.

It wasnt that hard to be honest just time consuming, but as it was the first ever done to my knowledge there was a lot of trial and error involved. And i dont have to say its a Gt2 lol
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3S-GE_Man
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Gold Coast
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January 2003
Re: Celica ST183 Turbo'd and NOS'd Mon, 08 August 2005 14:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
very nice celica you have there mate...u would throught 5th gen celica with 3s-ge inthem were called st182's cause of our st162 celica are that..yeah the 2 at the end was usally stand for a 3s-ge and like jap spec st202....yeah anyways...VERY nice celica there again.!

I'd still call it a gt-2 but yeah i get where u coming from.

So yeah the v6 camry box fits stright up? do teh st18x cv's fit stright into the v6 box? and all the same mounts and shit?

also u got a t3-t4e...why didn't you aim the turbo compresor down so the piping would be easier and shorter and less prone to heat?


once again very nice celica!

Nezza Cool
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bondango
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Re: Celica ST183 Turbo'd and NOS'd Mon, 08 August 2005 16:11 Go to previous message
No we had to go for the usuall half shalft combination. Yeah the turbo has to be clocked but its something i never got round to doing....to many other projects on the go
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