Toyota Corolla EE90 restoration

[Hassan1991]

e90 se saloon and seG got matching door openers and door mouldings.

[pwuser156669201634]

kindly upload detailed restoration pictures, i have an Ae91 corolla aswell ,as u have opened it all for restoration , if possible kindly upload every detail of restoration progress including pictures

[ahmed_11]

along with chrome strip in-between.

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[399.ak]

I have very little pics usually I don't take much pics but here are some during whole Denting work.

There was too much rust in the trunk and rear fenders which was the hard part and almost took half days in total 15 days of Denting.

This is all I have for now.
So far I have bought these things
All eight kabzee.
That strip btw front bumper and headlights.
New front bumper.
Trunk lock + rubber.
Tail lights Plastics.

Things to be done
Front windshield.
Redo all wiring.
Check engine ( radiator+hoses+belts+all fluids+complete tuning) + gear (clutch).
Check complete suspension.
New tyre and wheels.

[399.ak]

Guys help me out.
Looking for some decent 15 alloys. Saw many different designs but confused between these rims.
Any suggestion I am looking for 4×100 maximum 6.5jj

[Rahat083144]

I would leave the design up to you as it's personal choice. But I WOULD like to mention that IMO super low profile tires do not really suit cars of 90s or older. Personally, off the top of my head, I guess you should go for 15x6.5JJ wheels with 195/55R15 tires.

[399.ak]

Yes I am more inclined towards 195/55r15 or 185/60r15 as it will be my daily driver but the problem is almost all good looking rims in markek are 7jj.
If someone know any good shop in Peshawar ( more accessible to me) which sell these at reasonable rate do let me know.

[Rahat083144]

Really? I thought 15x6.5 would be more common. For 7jj ideal tire size is 205 otherwise a smaller width tire will give kind of that 'stretched' look which wouldn't look nice I reckon.

[Hassan1991]

top one will look more nice.
Go for 185/70R15.

[anon71378895]

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[Hassan1991]

nope. stock rims are too thin and heavy.
alloy rims zeyada peyary lagty haien. halky hoty haien sath brakes ko thanda hony ky liya zeyada air mil jati hai.

[399.ak]

Bro 185/70r15 is almost 2 inch larger in diameter than stock size might not fit in fenders and also little big profile looks ugle to me.
Also I will be needing help from you if any sort of problem occurs in wiring department.

[399.ak]

Yeah I will look for 6.5jj much suitable for 195 tires
Thanks

[399.ak]

Stock rims are 13 inch which looks too simple and maximum you can put 175 tires which are thin tires looks bad.

[arkhitekt]

You could also look for any oem 4 nut 15s as well. IMO they look decent because all aftermarket rims have lower offset and the tyres start coming out of the body. Technically 195 is supposed to ideally have 6” rim width

[399.ak]

First my plan was to get oem 15 rims from any ncp jdm car as they are abundantly available where I live.
But I couldn't find any good wheels so going for aftermarket stuff.

[Hassan1991]

yes it's big but it will not rub the fender. you will have option for a nice drop without ground clearance issue
You can pm me Anytime.

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[rajaahmed96]

This corolla got tiny stock wheels. Size of cultus. 175/70/13. Its good enough for any one with grand pa style driving and using 2E motor. Btw 185/65/14 suits these cars very well and in 15” i think 195/55/15 will be good.

[capsat]

i think 195/55/15 will be good

i used the same configuration in the trusted EE-90, have used stock & 14" as well.
Yokohama aka Hankook ( korean brand under license from Yokohama), are very reliable as well.

At present am using Dunlop at 17000 with zero flat. once in 15 days i check tyre pressure and in 17000 km i hardly found any significant drop in tyre pressure.