what upgrades in performance equipment are not advisable 0n the 1997 GT-S

Asked by RVR_615 Jan 16, 2017 at 10:27 PM about the 1997 Toyota Celica GT Hatchback

Question type: Car Customization

I'm contemplating performance upgrades like air intake kits, racing radiator,
turbo manifold

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Boosting a naturally aspirated engine more than a few pounds will blow it up.

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thanks. I was a bit worried a about that. The car has only 59 K mi and was bought new by my mother in Ariz. It's a wonderful little car but have always wanted more muscle in a car. It's always been kept inside a garage and still is. I've only driven it 12 K over the last two years.

Exhaust and intake kits can boost your power a bit but for major power you are looking at internal engine mods.

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