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#278850 Sep 18, 8:31pm
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why dont they make a brushed aluminum engine dress kit for the GT? I have seen them for the GTS but nowhere for a GT.

BadSeed #278851 Sep 18, 9:39pm
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2002 Toyota Celica GT
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just get the Carbon Fiber one from IPT - much nicer imo...

Sultan #278852 Sep 18, 10:48pm
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for the GT - thats A LOT of aluminum to be getting hot and trapping in even more heat, just sitting over your engine rolleyes

just think of your GT engine being 200d - over the course of a a year, the paint on your hood will start to peel and discolor real bad.

please correct me if I'm wrong, but A LOT of metal in the engine bay tends to keep everything else in your engine bay HOTTER, LONGER... wouldn't you think its best for the engine heat to dissipate instead of being trapped?

the GT and GTS engine top designs are quite different.


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