2010 RS-R Scion Racing w/Toyo tC
So im sure most of you (if any) readers are sick and tired of the Cressida and my broken tooth (which i fixed the very next day). So, here is what is happening to my competition car.
The ultimate RS-R Scion Racing Toyo tC that has been refreshed and ready to take on 2010.
Here are some sneak peak shots of the tC as it gets ready for Round 1 of Formula Drift Long Beach. If you guys are in the area, definitely come check out how we drift the streets of LBC.
The biggest change we made this year was the engine. Since the Beams 3SGE did not hold up to our expectations, we have decided to utilize the factory Scion tC engine, the 2AZ. The 2AZ has been proven to be able to withstand high horsepower numbers while maintaining reliability. Chris Rado, my Scion Team mate who runs his famous record tearing Scion tC uses the same base motor (of course for a different application) has proven this motor to withstand numbers up to 900hp, possibly even more.
Also, along with the motor change, we modified the roll cage a little bit to make the chassis stiffer. A stiffer chassis + awesome as hell Toyo R1-R is a deadly combination. It will be full of traction which in turn will give us more smoke thanks to more torque from the 2AZ.
Look out for us touring with Formula Drift for the 2010 Series!
-Ken
The ultimate RS-R Scion Racing Toyo tC that has been refreshed and ready to take on 2010.
Here are some sneak peak shots of the tC as it gets ready for Round 1 of Formula Drift Long Beach. If you guys are in the area, definitely come check out how we drift the streets of LBC.
The biggest change we made this year was the engine. Since the Beams 3SGE did not hold up to our expectations, we have decided to utilize the factory Scion tC engine, the 2AZ. The 2AZ has been proven to be able to withstand high horsepower numbers while maintaining reliability. Chris Rado, my Scion Team mate who runs his famous record tearing Scion tC uses the same base motor (of course for a different application) has proven this motor to withstand numbers up to 900hp, possibly even more.
Also, along with the motor change, we modified the roll cage a little bit to make the chassis stiffer. A stiffer chassis + awesome as hell Toyo R1-R is a deadly combination. It will be full of traction which in turn will give us more smoke thanks to more torque from the 2AZ.
Look out for us touring with Formula Drift for the 2010 Series!
-Ken
9 Comments:
Can't wait to see it in action!!!! Good luck out there, I'll be cheering for you in Long Beach,I'll come by to say Hello!
Edwin...
Thanks! Please do come by to say hi!
=)
thanks for not using a nascar engine!
I'll be there Saturday! Can't wait to see the 2AZ in there.
Have a question if you don't mind, what trans (and/bell houseing) did you use with the 2AZ? I want to do a 2AZ swap in a 73-75 Celica but I never found a box to hook it too.
Thanks
HAHAHAH BENSON!!!!!! yeah I love drifting. not powersliding sideways with a million pounds of torque. and the sound of a turbo charger really never gets old for me.
Matt,
We are using a G-force dog box with a custom bell housing. There are a lot of transmissions you can use but I would assume all of them would need a custom bell to mate it to a 2AZ.
Ah, some how I knew it couldn't be that easy.
Anyway I'll be there to check it out, good luck.
Rado ditched the RZ motor? or is the RZ only in his drag car?
the 3rz is only in his drag car the 2az is used in his time attack car
that cool! what engine management are you using?
i want to do this to my ae86
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