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I think I'm gonna go with 5/40W since it's winter but I found out that it runs with 5/40W now, but since that oil was put in it uses alot more. So it's going to be 10/40W when it's summer I think.

Today I found out that my car couldn't brake because of a GOD D*** leak in my brakepipes.....AAAAARRRRRGGGGG! Other than that everything is fine... oh wait... it's winter too and my car gets dirty, salty and frozen every day... DAMN I hate this country right now I'm moving to Africa. :-)

Thank you. Could use some wheelspacers though...

Your car is very nice too especially that front bumper is looking very good. :-)

Btw where did you get those rear lips of yours at? It looks awesome.

Here is my beloved Celica 1.8 7A-FE...













My tinted rear lights.... I have considered JDM, but I think these are unique.



What do you think about my Audi RS4 wheels on a celica? I think they fit it quite well, but what about you guys?

Have anyone tried the Green Storm filter on a Celica? It's this one: http://www.sportsfilter.dk/product.asp?product=3606

I'm about to change the engine oil on my 1.8 7A-FE. What kind of oil should I use? As mentioned in the topic title the car have driven 142K miles, or 226K Km.

On Castrols website I used their oil guide (http://ew5.earlweb.com/recommendations.php?site=71&sector=1&category=6&subset=278&modelyear=&vehicle=7964), and it says that I should use 5W/40, but since the engine isn't new I have heard someone say that 10W/40 is better?

Btw it's winter here in Denmark (Scandinavia) right now it's around -10 Celcius, and it is probably getting worse.

Which oil should I get?

Yes it is a custom sunroof by the brand Webasto.

On the picture its all the way open.

Here is my 94' 1.8 7A-FE.

H&R loweringsprings

Bilstein shocks

17" Momo Strike (215/45-17 Falken HS439 wintertires)

Tinted rearlights

Tinted windows

TTE double piped exhaust

Original Toyota side skirts

The engine is stock. ;-)

My only plans so far is to add a Green air filter for a more throuty sound.

I will check that out. I have been looking at a Green Air filter "kit" like this (Danish site) http://www.astina.dk/product_info.php?cPat...ducts_id=103019

Is the Green air filter "set" a CAI or a SRI?

I'm sorry if I sound hostile if so then I am sorry.

You are probably right about the 3sge maybe it's just called Toyota Celica 1.8, but I don't know much about the specific names.

I have been looking on the american eBay, but the package will be charged with taxes etc. since the USA isn't within the European Union. It's very annoying since the prices in the USA are much more reasonable then here, and I don't mind if its used as long as it is in good condition.

For Your Information the Toyota Celica are called something different in Europe. The 5SFE was not even made to the european market. It is called GT in Europe, and the engine I have is the 7A-FE the big "7A-FE" tag on the engine doesen't lie.

But back to the subject I could perhaps try what you suggest, but does anyone have experience with the Injen intake?

I want my car (7A-FE) to have more throuty sound it has a TTE Double piped exhaust already, but it could use a more deep sound.

I have been searching for a short ram, but the only one I could find is the Injen Short Ram Intake. In Denmark it's 400$ for the Injen set! Is it possible to find something cheaper that gives the same kind of sound, sorta like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKpG9AS6_Dc

I don't want a cold air intake since im worried about it hydroclocking especially in the current cold and wet weather.

Do you guys have any suggetions, which SRI that both are cheap and doesen't harm the engine (not a bad quality one.)

Ok, and this is without rolling the fenders? And what do you mean by -2mm rear offsets? I'm sorry if it might be a stupid question but I don't know anything about this...

Ok can I use 10 mm spacers in the front too?

I'm looking for some spacers for my 1994 Celica 1.8 (GT)

My rims have the following size: (Momo Strike) 7X17 5X100 ET38 72.2 (im using centering rings so they will fit the 54.1 hub)









The tires on the picture is 205/40-17 in a few days i'm going to put on 215/45-17 wintertires.

I dont know if i have negative camber, but here is a picture of the rear (with 215/35-18 FK452's)


Which spacers should I choose to get my car as wide as possible without having to roll the fenders or doing any other modifications?

I know the car is dirty it's going to get clayed, polished, waxed etc. in the weekend so don't worry.