I just switched out a Spectre Cold Air Intake to a K&N. Spectre makes bad cold air filters. I recently put a Borla Exhaust on my Corolla. Plus exterior accessories that I'm styling up on my corolla I put side mirror rain guards on today
@@BrandonStellmach Yeah I was racing a Civic Si somewhat newer. I put my car in second gear and did a red line of 7 RPM and smoked him. I was impressed with my car and how it handled it.
@@That_TRD_Guy the ones I have are nice, but if you can afford the weapon R headers, they make more power. But cost about 4X the amount. And I used the same O2 sensor that was already on the car.
I've already ordered the red bullet intake and exhaust solenoid. Hopefully to test it when it comes in. I'll post a small update here to tell you what my experience is. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yeah it’s pretty expensive. But everything is plug and play! That’s why is so much. But that 5K won’t even cover the dealer mark up! 😂 I have been hearing some dealers want to mark them up by 10K. But I would love to get the GR, I’m hoping the calm down after the first year, so I can get one at a reasonable price.
@@theredpillneo2296you would be good to add all these. I have seen someone turbo the automatic and they were making over 250whp and the trans was holding up!
I see the intake and exhaust cost about the same, which one would you recommend to do? I already have the k&n drop in filter as i think they call it so was thinking of maybe starting with the exhaust.
Thanks for watching the videos! And being a member! I appreciate it! As for the performance headers I had put on the car, the DNA headers have been discontinued. And I never updated the links. But I do know weapon R makes some headers for this corolla.
It kind of all depends on how good you are at either one. Vinyl wrap is probably way better. But it’s not easy to apply. And plasti dip is much easier to apply, as long as you are decent at painting. But you are just limited to colors with plastidip. Vs vinyl you can almost get any color!
In your opinion what’s the best option for turbo charging my Corolla? Is it worth it? What are the pros and cons? Also what are all the options for it I know there is a turbo charger, super charger and something else. I just want my car to feel more consistent with accelerating. Would headers help?
To be honest, I don’t think turbo charging the corolla is worth it. Unless you really love this car and body style it has. Because for the price you can sell your corolla plus the price of a turbo kit. You would pay probably around 10K-13K with the value of the corolla. And if you look, you could probably find a car with the same HP as the corolla with a turbo for the same price. And for supercharging, they don’t make one from what I have seen, there might have been one on a lotus with the 1.8L, but I’m not sure about that. And yes headers will help out and help get some low end torque, which should make the acceleration a bit more consistent. And pretty much all the other mods I went over will give it some more power, just not as much as a turbo would. I hope this answers some of your questions.
@@BrandonStellmach Yeah thanks for the info, I don’t really know anyone that’s into Corolla’s like I am so it’s hard to get a genuine opinion on it. But headers will probably be my next big mod. Just another mod to add to my checklist 😅
@@Mfmamba8 no problem! And yeah not many people modify them! I am always trying to find information and there is almost no one out there that does much for these corollas!
I think the best practical mod would be getting better brakes because decreasing your stopping distance is great for avoiding crashes and accidents as a few inches or feet could mean the difference between life and death or totaling your car or having to deal with getting into an accident. If you really want a torque upgrade for acceleration, only a turbo would give you any meaningful upgrade to your acceleration needs. I say just get a turbo if you really love your corolla, i
The ones I went over in this video are more specific to this generation corolla. But I know there are many parts for the 9th generation corolla, 2003-2008. Check out monkey wrench racing, the sell many parts for your car! www.monkeywrenchracing.com/product-category/corollamatrix0308/
Definitely wouldn't get the solenoids in my opinion. I've accidentally left one unplugged and other than getting a check engine light, there was absolutely 0 difference in driving experience. I don't believe there would be any different with a "performance" solenoid either.
They are only for VVTI. Which doesn’t activate until around 4500-5000RPM. So you don’t notice much of a difference when not in VVTI. But I have installed these since the video. And there does seem to be a slight increase on the higher end. But it also might be a placebo affect. They only claim about 5HP. So it’s really hard to tell that without an actual dyno.
The 2016-2017 have the same motor. So everything should fit. The only thing is the chassis has changed, so there might be slightly different part numbers.
Interesting video. I just spent $2k on my "08, & while picking up 25hp & nearly the same torque would be nice it is hard to justify paying what I paid for the entire car, but at the same time having $4k into a Corolla that can rip.....for a Corolla would be fun. Sadly mine is an auto & if it was a manual I would definitely be tempted. I may at least drop a k&N air filter or cold air if it really helps it breath enough to get 5hp.
Manual transmissions definitely make the driving experience more fun! But I agree! Putting more money into the car than it’s worth is a tough one to swallow some times! But if you like the car and plan to keep it until it blows up, it never hurts to put more money into it, still would be much cheaper than buying a newer car!
Well almost all the mods I talked about are all the mods you can do do the corolla. Other then an actual turbo. I’m not sure how fast the civics are, but I would imagine you would get close with all these mods!
Just seeing a clutch and shifter makes me jealous. I’m worried about this CVT I got Down here in Florida is the only place I’ve lived where I’m worried about a bug cracking my windshield
These really isn’t any cheap mods to help performance. Most of them are $250 and above. But the best ones I personally liked were the cold air intake and the borla exhaust!
@@BrandonStellmach I have an aftermarket Magnaflow exhaust . I’ll most likely add the intake for some power as well. What else would you recommend that’s not too crazy lol. Thank you btw
@@johnnyruv3426 well if you can find headers that will be a decent upgrade. If gave my corolla a nicer exhaust tone. I used to have DNA headers, but they are really hard to find.
Could you buy a Corolla S bumper and slap it on your car to avoid cutting it out for the exhaust? I have a CE as well but I don't want to cut my bumper lol.
It's nice and all especially for NA mods but please for the love of all things good in this world, do something about that exhaust bumper cutout my man, get a dremel and do something about it xD cheers
@@BrandonStellmach Sweet! I’m looking to install one on my corolla but I don’t think I could do it myself and unfortunately I haven’t seen any places that would install one for me
@@icephyron4823 yeah that’s the biggest problem with after market parts. Not many places like to install them, because of warranty problems. You either have to do it yourself, or find some other mechanics that will help you install it. But to be honest it’s a pretty easy install. It seems like a lot, but really it’s not. Just set aside a good 3 hours so you can take your time and do it slowly. You will be able to do it!
i truly dont see how a vvti solenoids can add more power. it does not increase the range of degree the cam can be turned. and the ecu decides where the cam is based off the cam position sensors so they cant actually "change" anything. so really the only thing they could possibly do is be faster than the oem solenoids which already move faster than the engine could ever rev.
I am on the same page as you! Because they are controlled by the computer, and it’s not like it’s going to change the computer of when they turn on and off. That’s why I haven’t gotten them, but everyone who gets them swears by them and says they make a big difference. So that’s why I mentioned them in the video!
Hi, the gains that you spoke of with the tune, is that on top of the gains you already got with the previous mods, or is that total hp gained altogether?
The tune is in total, think of it as it is Guaranteed HP. While the HP that the mods say they are are estimations, so the tune just makes sure you get all the HP out of everything you install.
@@BrandonStellmach I see. Do you feel you got that out of your mods and tune? I know seat of pants isn't very scientific but it's what ultimately matters isn't it. I think that number is a pretty good number for such a conservatively tuned engine from the factory in what is designed to be such conservatively designed practical transportation.
I mean I felt a slight increase in power after every mod I did, and then with the tune I felt a little bit more of a bump, but it wasn’t drastic. But remember I did it 1 mod at a time. So if you probably went from no mods to all the mods with a tune you might feel a drastic difference, but with me I didn’t notice a huge gain. But overall it does feel more peppy than when I first got the car.
How much were your mods and labor in total. Just snagged a 2016. Like new. 75,000 miles. Still have a 2014 altima. like new, 125,000. About to sell it and drop some cash in my corolla.. edit: be warned about the turbo. These cvt transmissions cannot hold up after 220 horses. You will legit destroy your car....
With all my mods including the wheels and tires. I have spent around 5-6k! And luckily for me I have the 5 speed manual. So it should hold up much better then the CVT transmissions!
@@BrandonStellmach bought one for my 2013 corolla and it gave me a check engine light. I threw it away. Plus underneath that jet sticker is a Denso brand. Snake oil. Just get yourself a throttle control unit. Like pedal commander or sprint booster.
@@silentgaming1197 well I’m glad I haven’t got one. Because to me I didn’t see any performance gain from this. And no one would tell me anything good about it!
@@BrandonStellmachDo they sell the hatchbach version in America ? , Also got my first car 2004 Corolla 1.6 vvti automatic 3dr , 78000 miles runs great so far touch wood ,
@@BrandonStellmach ah so that's what a Toyota matrix is I z seeing that after looking for a right hand door check strap for my first car a Toyota Corolla 2004 1.6 VVT-1 3 door automatic ( have Autism and dyspraxia so only physically drive an auto) as when I bought the car , the previous owner somehow managed to snap it. , only cost me £23 on Amazon UK
Dude stickers is a performance model I can handle as a joke but you buying an exhaust off Amazon….. you lost me there and I can no longer take you serious….. then we came to the headers😂😂😂😂 great comedy, don’t take this bloke seriously😀😀😀 I think ths bloke has issues
yes have one but not put anny money on it its nothing only a car no one care not me did buy new car easy way you dont have US mg sport 550 hp all inclued dont need screw on it thats my way you can never do that whit carolla not even supra yes had one nice but my new one 0-100 3,0 sek its EV you heard about that in US made china same tesla made china you now that china biggest car maker in world you think it was USA that many years away never com back see your car made japan stay your hole life good buy for you
Why do you look like an American version of @jacksepticeye 😂 also very helpful 👍🏼
😂 no one has ever said that! But I’ll take it as a compliment!
But I’m glad the video helped you out!
I just switched out a Spectre Cold Air Intake to a K&N. Spectre makes bad cold air filters. I recently put a Borla Exhaust on my Corolla. Plus exterior accessories that I'm styling up on my corolla I put side mirror rain guards on today
Yeah K&N is probably the best!
And sounds like you got your corolla sounding good! Love to see all the people who modify their corollas!
@@BrandonStellmach Yeah I was racing a Civic Si somewhat newer. I put my car in second gear and did a red line of 7 RPM and smoked him. I was impressed with my car and how it handled it.
@@BrandonStellmach what kind of header do you recommend for a 2013 corolla and did you have to change the O2 sensors
@@That_TRD_Guy the ones I have are nice, but if you can afford the weapon R headers, they make more power. But cost about 4X the amount. And I used the same O2 sensor that was already on the car.
So I’m new to the car world, I have a 2013 corolla LE, and been wanting to upgrade its performance, and recommendations on what to do?
I got plenty of videos on modifying your corolla! If you are looking for simple and fairly easy installs, I would recommend an intake, and a tune!
Did you have to mod the back bumper for the Borla exhaust installation?
If you have a base model or and LE, you will have to make a cutout on the rear bumper for the exhaust cut out!
@@BrandonStellmach I have a 2013 S. It has a rounded shape for the stock exhaust. Not sure if this is bigger though.
@@DM-xw4um if you have an S, it will fit fine! Many people have done it without any issues!
@@BrandonStellmach Thanks for the feedback!
I've already ordered the red bullet intake and exhaust solenoid. Hopefully to test it when it comes in. I'll post a small update here to tell you what my experience is. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I’m very curious how they work! And if you notice any big difference for the price! 👍
can you send me the link to it
@@tdk- here is a link to them.
www.redbullet.net/product/corolla/32?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false
@@BrandonStellmach any update on if the red bullet intake increases performance?
Honestly I have been waiting for the other guy to see how they are. But from the reviews on the red bullet website people seem to like them.
Just replace my rear sbar and thinking to put stainless breaklines 👍 U got to
Love the corollas.. #
I have been thinking about both of those upgrades. I hear good things about going to stainless break lines!
Dammn $5,000 for turbo kit . I think everything you mentioned for mods is just great for this car! Rather save that 5 grand for the gr hatch.
Yeah it’s pretty expensive. But everything is plug and play! That’s why is so much.
But that 5K won’t even cover the dealer mark up! 😂
I have been hearing some dealers want to mark them up by 10K.
But I would love to get the GR, I’m hoping the calm down after the first year, so I can get one at a reasonable price.
Bruh the GR hatch is gonna be 70-80k
😂 that’s probably true!
I got an AEM Cold air intake for my ‘11 corolla 1.8L you think this will help me with some performance?
Yeah I think it helps with performance a little bit! Not a big difference, but a slight increase.
Fckn love the sound of that thing mate you’ve done a bloody good job! Just wondering what model Corolla you’ve got?
Thank you! This was a great sounding car!
And this is a 2009 corolla base model.
@@BrandonStellmachjust got mine, and was looking for some things to add to it since it’s a bit slow (understandably so)
@@BrandonStellmachis there any of these I shouldn’t bother with since mines an automatic?
@@theredpillneo2296you would be good to add all these. I have seen someone turbo the automatic and they were making over 250whp and the trans was holding up!
@@BrandonStellmach awesome thanks for the reply!
I see the intake and exhaust cost about the same, which one would you recommend to do? I already have the k&n drop in filter as i think they call it so was thinking of maybe starting with the exhaust.
I would definitely say upgrade the exhaust. There might be a small increase in power, but I think it’s worth it because the sound is amazing!
Brandon thanks for the videos! I starting ln mine and struggling to find performance headers! I clicked on the links but they dont work anymore
Thanks for watching the videos! And being a member! I appreciate it! As for the performance headers I had put on the car, the DNA headers have been discontinued. And I never updated the links. But I do know weapon R makes some headers for this corolla.
Where did you find those brake lights and will they fit on a 2011 corolla Le?
If you are talking about the round bumper lights, I bought them off eBay. And I have seen the 10.5 gen corollas with the bumper lights.
If you haveCorolla and you want to change the color is which is better plastidiping painting or wrapping
It kind of all depends on how good you are at either one. Vinyl wrap is probably way better. But it’s not easy to apply. And plasti dip is much easier to apply, as long as you are decent at painting. But you are just limited to colors with plastidip. Vs vinyl you can almost get any color!
Where did you get your dashboard screen?
Here is the link to the radio I have!
amzn.to/2WAnTWk
Will it fit a 2013 S
@@dodgeroller803 yes many people have done this do a 2013, I know the listing says 2012, but it will work on 2013 as well!
In your opinion what’s the best option for turbo charging my Corolla? Is it worth it? What are the pros and cons? Also what are all the options for it I know there is a turbo charger, super charger and something else. I just want my car to feel more consistent with accelerating. Would headers help?
To be honest, I don’t think turbo charging the corolla is worth it. Unless you really love this car and body style it has. Because for the price you can sell your corolla plus the price of a turbo kit. You would pay probably around 10K-13K with the value of the corolla. And if you look, you could probably find a car with the same HP as the corolla with a turbo for the same price.
And for supercharging, they don’t make one from what I have seen, there might have been one on a lotus with the 1.8L, but I’m not sure about that.
And yes headers will help out and help get some low end torque, which should make the acceleration a bit more consistent. And pretty much all the other mods I went over will give it some more power, just not as much as a turbo would. I hope this answers some of your questions.
@@BrandonStellmach Yeah thanks for the info, I don’t really know anyone that’s into Corolla’s like I am so it’s hard to get a genuine opinion on it. But headers will probably be my next big mod. Just another mod to add to my checklist 😅
@@Mfmamba8 no problem!
And yeah not many people modify them! I am always trying to find information and there is almost no one out there that does much for these corollas!
I think the best practical mod would be getting better brakes because decreasing your stopping distance is great for avoiding crashes and accidents as a few inches or feet could mean the difference between life and death or totaling your car or having to deal with getting into an accident. If you really want a torque upgrade for acceleration, only a turbo would give you any meaningful upgrade to your acceleration needs. I say just get a turbo if you really love your corolla, i
Will any of this work on my 05 Corolla ce 😂
The ones I went over in this video are more specific to this generation corolla.
But I know there are many parts for the 9th generation corolla, 2003-2008.
Check out monkey wrench racing, the sell many parts for your car!
www.monkeywrenchracing.com/product-category/corollamatrix0308/
Definitely wouldn't get the solenoids in my opinion. I've accidentally left one unplugged and other than getting a check engine light, there was absolutely 0 difference in driving experience. I don't believe there would be any different with a "performance" solenoid either.
They are only for VVTI. Which doesn’t activate until around 4500-5000RPM. So you don’t notice much of a difference when not in VVTI.
But I have installed these since the video. And there does seem to be a slight increase on the higher end. But it also might be a placebo affect. They only claim about 5HP. So it’s really hard to tell that without an actual dyno.
Would these work on a Toyota Corolla 2016-2017? I’m kinda new to this building cars stuff sorry.
The 2016-2017 have the same motor. So everything should fit. The only thing is the chassis has changed, so there might be slightly different part numbers.
What year is your Toyota Corolla....???
You should tell us what year is your Toyota Corolla...??
Sorry about that.
This is a 10th gen 2009 corolla with the 1.8L engine.
Interesting video. I just spent $2k on my "08, & while picking up 25hp & nearly the same torque would be nice it is hard to justify paying what I paid for the entire car, but at the same time having $4k into a Corolla that can rip.....for a Corolla would be fun. Sadly mine is an auto & if it was a manual I would definitely be tempted. I may at least drop a k&N air filter or cold air if it really helps it breath enough to get 5hp.
Manual transmissions definitely make the driving experience more fun! But I agree! Putting more money into the car than it’s worth is a tough one to swallow some times! But if you like the car and plan to keep it until it blows up, it never hurts to put more money into it, still would be much cheaper than buying a newer car!
which model corolla do you have ? i bought a 2015 le eco for 5k but wanna do some things to it, just wanna know if these could work for mine
I have a 2009 corolla base model. With the 1.8L. So the 2015 should have the same engine.
I’m not sure if the eco is slightly different or not.
Brother i have corolla 1.8L CvT 140 Hp & 175 NM torque ..
What possible mods i can install to inrease hp & torque to beat Civic turbo 1.5L
Well almost all the mods I talked about are all the mods you can do do the corolla. Other then an actual turbo.
I’m not sure how fast the civics are, but I would imagine you would get close with all these mods!
Just seeing a clutch and shifter makes me jealous. I’m worried about this CVT I got
Down here in Florida is the only place I’ve lived where I’m worried about a bug cracking my windshield
Yeah luckily they make the corollas in a manual. But they are pretty hard to come by!
@@BrandonStellmach would have loved to get one but hey I still like mine.
What cheap mods would you recommend for more Hp, I have a 2012 Corolla s Automatic
These really isn’t any cheap mods to help performance. Most of them are $250 and above.
But the best ones I personally liked were the cold air intake and the borla exhaust!
@@BrandonStellmach I have an aftermarket Magnaflow exhaust . I’ll most likely add the intake for some power as well. What else would you recommend that’s not too crazy lol. Thank you btw
@@johnnyruv3426 well if you can find headers that will be a decent upgrade. If gave my corolla a nicer exhaust tone. I used to have DNA headers, but they are really hard to find.
That cold air should work on a Toyota matrix automatic right?
I believe this will work on a 2009 and newer matrix because they have the same engine. But double check the fitment to make it works.
Hello, my friend I need an advise . How did you get the suspension down?
I replaced my strut assemblies with coil overs. I have rev9 coil overs on my car now. And you can adjust them to get the ride height you want!
sound good man
Thank you! 🙏
Where did u buy the cold air intake?
In description
Here is the link.
ebay.us/9ZKDiz
Any updated links? At least for the tuner?:(
Sorry I didn’t know most the links didn’t work. I have updated them all. But it looks to be the original headers I had are discontinued.
@@BrandonStellmach aww dude youre awesome
Could you buy a Corolla S bumper and slap it on your car to avoid cutting it out for the exhaust? I have a CE as well but I don't want to cut my bumper lol.
Yeah you could just do that. But than you will need to get it painted to match your car!
The borla is Seamless with my 2013 Corolla S
@@Mfmamba8 agreed!
It's nice and all especially for NA mods but please for the love of all things good in this world, do something about that exhaust bumper cutout my man, get a dremel and do something about it xD cheers
😂 I know it was a crappy cut job, I knew I was going to put a body kit on the car, so it covered up my back job!
Did you install the cold air intake yourself or did you have it installed from somewhere else?
Yes I installed it myself, here is the video I did it in.
th-cam.com/video/TNgHk9fRTJs/w-d-xo.html
@@BrandonStellmach Sweet! I’m looking to install one on my corolla but I don’t think I could do it myself and unfortunately I haven’t seen any places that would install one for me
@@icephyron4823 yeah that’s the biggest problem with after market parts. Not many places like to install them, because of warranty problems.
You either have to do it yourself, or find some other mechanics that will help you install it.
But to be honest it’s a pretty easy install. It seems like a lot, but really it’s not.
Just set aside a good 3 hours so you can take your time and do it slowly. You will be able to do it!
Please, I will like to know the size of your tires !
These are the wheels and tires I have.
niche m117 Misano 18x8.5 with Nankang 225 40 18 tire.
i truly dont see how a vvti solenoids can add more power. it does not increase the range of degree the cam can be turned. and the ecu decides where the cam is based off the cam position sensors so they cant actually "change" anything. so really the only thing they could possibly do is be faster than the oem solenoids which already move faster than the engine could ever rev.
I am on the same page as you! Because they are controlled by the computer, and it’s not like it’s going to change the computer of when they turn on and off.
That’s why I haven’t gotten them, but everyone who gets them swears by them and says they make a big difference. So that’s why I mentioned them in the video!
Hey man how did you go about the tuning? Very interested!
I made a video about it, here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/zDpsCZKWjJE/w-d-xo.html
Awesome! Thanks man!!
Hi, the gains that you spoke of with the tune, is that on top of the gains you already got with the previous mods, or is that total hp gained altogether?
The tune is in total, think of it as it is Guaranteed HP. While the HP that the mods say they are are estimations, so the tune just makes sure you get all the HP out of everything you install.
@@BrandonStellmach I see. Do you feel you got that out of your mods and tune? I know seat of pants isn't very scientific but it's what ultimately matters isn't it.
I think that number is a pretty good number for such a conservatively tuned engine from the factory in what is designed to be such conservatively designed practical transportation.
I mean I felt a slight increase in power after every mod I did, and then with the tune I felt a little bit more of a bump, but it wasn’t drastic. But remember I did it 1 mod at a time. So if you probably went from no mods to all the mods with a tune you might feel a drastic difference, but with me I didn’t notice a huge gain. But overall it does feel more peppy than when I first got the car.
@@BrandonStellmach Makes total sense. Thanks for your responses! I'll probably be making some improvements like these to my own Corolla.
Sounds abit like mine expect mines twin blast exhaust with 2 2.7 inch chrome tips
That’s awesome! Love seeing others modify their corollas!
Do these mods work for a 9th gen?
Most of these mods are for the 10th gen, but I would imagine if you look for the same mods but for a 9th gen you will find them.
How much horse power does your make?
With the tune I was probably around 170 HP.
Since this video I have done much more, and have added a turbo. And I’m probably close to the 250HP.
what head unit is that?
Here is the link to the radio: amzn.to/2WAnTWk
How much were your mods and labor in total. Just snagged a 2016. Like new. 75,000 miles. Still have a 2014 altima. like new, 125,000. About to sell it and drop some cash in my corolla.. edit: be warned about the turbo. These cvt transmissions cannot hold up after 220 horses. You will legit destroy your car....
With all my mods including the wheels and tires. I have spent around 5-6k!
And luckily for me I have the 5 speed manual. So it should hold up much better then the CVT transmissions!
how much horsepower does your car make with all the mods you have
With the tune it’s almost 170HP!
@@BrandonStellmachdamn
What year is it?
This is a 2009.
What year is it
2009.
You should get the jet performance mass airflow sensor.
I have thought about it. But haven’t heard anything about how much power or any real benefits.
@@BrandonStellmach bought one for my 2013 corolla and it gave me a check engine light. I threw it away. Plus underneath that jet sticker is a Denso brand. Snake oil. Just get yourself a throttle control unit. Like pedal commander or sprint booster.
@@silentgaming1197 well I’m glad I haven’t got one. Because to me I didn’t see any performance gain from this. And no one would tell me anything good about it!
Are you going to turbo your 1.8? Sorry got ahead of video 😂
Has already been done!
good job
Thank you!! 🙏
I'm going straight to turbo, phuk it
I loved having the turbo on my corolla! Definitely a great upgrade!
Okay I’m going through your content, so no spoilers! 😈
Skip the solenoids they’re not worth it. Do the cams, same for your Camry.
Well I hope enjoying the content as you scrutinize the videos!
Interesting , I thinking the European 3dr /5 door hatchback looks better
I agree! I think the hatchbacks do look better!
@@BrandonStellmachDo they sell the hatchbach version in America ? , Also got my first car 2004 Corolla 1.6 vvti automatic 3dr , 78000 miles runs great so far touch wood ,
@@DC3Refom well they never sold it as a corolla, it was called the Toyota matrix. But never looked as good as the European hatch backs.
@@BrandonStellmach ah so that's what a Toyota matrix is I z seeing that after looking for a right hand door check strap for my first car a Toyota Corolla 2004 1.6 VVT-1 3 door automatic ( have Autism and dyspraxia so only physically drive an auto) as when I bought the car , the previous owner somehow managed to snap it. , only cost me £23 on Amazon UK
Dude stickers is a performance model I can handle as a joke but you buying an exhaust off Amazon….. you lost me there and I can no longer take you serious….. then we came to the headers😂😂😂😂 great comedy, don’t take this bloke seriously😀😀😀 I think ths bloke has issues
Couldn’t Agree more! 👍
4:04 hit the limiter!!!!!
Yes!! 👍 👍
Hehe, VVTI's doodoo plenty😂
I'm so childish💀🤣
😂
Please stand still or get a tripod.
😂 I know I’m horrible at keeping the camera still! Sorry about that!
I thought he did a good job tbh 🤷♂️
yes have one but not put anny money on it its nothing only a car no one care not me
did buy new car easy way you dont have US mg sport 550 hp all inclued
dont need screw on it thats my way you can never do that whit carolla not even supra
yes had one nice but my new one 0-100 3,0 sek its EV you heard about that in US
made china same tesla made china you now that china biggest car maker in world
you think it was USA that many years away never com back see your car made japan
stay your hole life good buy for you
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