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Alternatives to cubic inches
« Reply #25 on: April, 09, 2011, 04:52:16 PM »
I believe yamaha built the engines for the mr2 and the celica gts.  The gt had a motor that had more low end grunt, but wheezed at high rpm, the gts was opposite.
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Re: Alternatives to cubic inches
« Reply #26 on: April, 12, 2011, 07:48:44 PM »
I believe yamaha built the engines for the mr2 and the celica gts.  The gt had a motor that had more low end grunt, but wheezed at high rpm, the gts was opposite.

You would be correct on all points.

The GTS engine was a pig until you wound it up to about 7 grand. Kinda like a 4 bbl cleveland with a single plane intake and 2:73 gears.

When they first come out with that engine in 2000 we had a salesman take one out and "demo" it. Demo being the key word. He attempted a 5-4 downshift and found second instead. It wound up so tight that the clutch, bottom end and input shaft all exploded. It was a hella mess. Toyota rep figured it was spinning in excess of 16k. :hide

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Re: Alternatives to cubic inches
« Reply #27 on: April, 14, 2011, 05:30:13 AM »
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