@@XenonG it's not as easy as maintaining the original design, but I think it's worth a try considering in my opinion ruins the looks, even more with the lip on the back bumper.
I have always remembered an interview with Jackie Stewart back in the 70s, when asked what modifications would he do first for the most performance. He simply said, start with anything than touches the ground. Tires, braking and suspension.
@@SI0AX right? Its always one of the first mods I do to any of my cars, it improves the driving experience so much, and it's usually much more direct than a factory shifter
You have seriously changed my mind on the new corolla. You made it look so tasteful and clean. But I would do something to the fake exhaust tips that came on factory. Keep up the awesome work guys!
I’m glad bigger channels are making videos on the Corolla hatchback. Hopefully this will bring more aftermarket companies into manufacturing more parts for our cars! Keep up the good work guys!
@@willmitchell8500 now it’s a chrome look? Sorry I must not have gotten that memo everyone else got. It’s sitting in the garage now and I don’t see chrome look at all...sorry. It’s a light satin silver. Not anywhere near chrome or “chrome look”
@@BobO-zo2bi and yet somehow you knew what I was talking about, super sleuth. I don't know what the fuck your problem is but the notion that I was "misleading" intentionally is stupid. I'm done responding , bye!
I love this build series! I love the racecar content like your supercar killer M3, but a fun econobox build is an awesome change of pace. Can't wait for the next episode!
@@beanvan99 e210 Corolla Hatchbacks, the official Corolla hatchback 2019+, Toyota Corolla Hatchback Owners Group (MZEA 12), 12th Gen Corolla Crew. They're Facebook groups and many of the people there have done multiple meetups and shows already
Toyota has. Just not for the North American market. It wouldn't have been great if Toyota had brought over the Blade Master and continued on with the Starlet in the late 80s and early 90s.
I love the new Corolla and your build but those fake chrome 'exhaust tips' look ridiculous. Better to have nothing there if the exhaust does not poke out the back.
I plan on the diffuser. but I blacked out the front chrome, roof, the spoiler inline with the roof (focus rs look), and the back side under the spoiler. I left the chrome tips chrome and fuck does it look good. A smooth transition and combination of colors
You need the older, lower compression, 2ZR engine if you want to do any kind of actual performance modification. It's the one with aftermarket support like turbo kits, reinforced internals, supercharger kits, intakes, exhaust manifolds, etc.
They are a 3000 lb car. I don't think a smaller displacement, high rpm, engine is going to make it faster. I'd like to see what kind of difference porting, bigger cams, and a fully revised intake and exhaust system would do. But I'm sure that's not part of the budget.
Just stumbled into your video and glad that I did. I really wanna get a 2020 Corolla hatch so bad! I wanna go with Pearl white with black roof. Thanks for sharing, I'll keep watching.
Jeez any car can make you regret to buy a mazda3 lollll specially if you ever need an engine or ecu outch!!!if u ever weld anything make sure to unplug battery a stock ecu can run u 5k$ 🤯
Man I loved the Corolla hatch since it was released. I e always had a sneaky suspicion that Toyota built a very capable chassis under that car and I was right. The flat undercarriage and chassis stuffing aluminum braces are very un-Toyota and very impressive indeed. I really want a Corolla hatch (words id never thought I’d say lol)
Get it. I dumped my 2018 Si for it and I don’t have one bit of remorse. Ok I do miss the Sis handling and limited slip. But this corolla is a step above in quality
I own a 19 hatchback SE. I was the second one to have it in New England. Waited three weeks to get it from Japan. I put two tracks days on it at CMS in NH. And after two laps the brakes where gone and so where the factory tires. I had to preserve them as much as possible to get one to work while the other cooled off. I now have 50k on the car and its getting ready for another track day at thompson. The only mod it has is the TRD air filter. So now that I saw this video I will be doing the suspension upgrade but using the TOMS racing pads and new factory rotors. Also the factory rotors warped after two hot track days at CMS. One thing is that if your racing on higher speed tracks the CVT comes in very handy. I hit 115MPH on the front straight. The manual version is a second quicker to 60 but its slower at higher speeds. Also might look into the TOMS racing stuff for rear bracing as well.
im so glad you guys are modifying this Corolla, I really love the way they look and i thought they were pretty sporty when i sat in one. Now if Toyota could take a page out of your book and make a higher performance hot hatch version i would be sold!
I'll be honest with the wheels, wing, and exhaust you've put on it in the color it's turning out to be one sexy corolla... I've never said that before.
When I first saw this car I thought it would be more of a girls car, now I’m actually thinking going to a dealer and checking it out for daily usage myself lol
These were all worth while upgrades to this car. I've liked the new Corolla hatch since day one and now have more reasons to look at purchasing one. (:
Grudgingly I use those same pads on 2016 Camaro SS. They do overheat on track quick so I can only do one or two hot laps in a time attack. that being said the reason I use them is because they help with ice mode on the GM cars aka hard pedal. I ran raybestos st43 and still do for longer track days but switch to HPS 5.0 for all out lap time both small track time attack and auto x.
There are definitely aftermarket air intakes available.. Injen.. The car needs more power. All show, no go; but the show looks good. Concentrate on making more power.
So in one video y'all completely transformed this car. Very nice, absolutely LOVE those wheels, good choice on the Gold as well IMO. Coming together incredibly well! Keep at it lads.
We contemplated the project at first since it was 'just' a Corol;a but after driving it our decision was easy! And higher monthly donation is always welcome haha
