Described as a rare model and an even rarer color, this Camry is a turn-key car that’s ready to drive. It has only 129,000 miles and sports a bunch of mods, including upgraded coil-overs, LED lights, and new suspension components.

Some popular modifications for the Toyota Camry include adding a cold air intake, upgrading the exhaust system, and installing a performance chip or tuner. These modifications can help to improve horsepower and torque, as well as enhance the sound and aesthetics of the vehicle.

2018年6月6日 · My Camry's intake originates from a narrow tunnel piped next to the hood. It's quasi Cold Air due to a vacuum controlled valve, but normally when not in high heavy acceleration mode, the intake goes down to a resonator then up again to the filter box...

2022年9月11日 · Ultimately, the TRD Camry is no more powerful than any other V6 Camry. Sure, it's got a great-sounding TRD exhaust, a suspension that's sportier than an XSE... and a few appearance add-ons... but it's no Charger.

2023年12月4日 · Our souped-up Solara ripped from standstill to 60 mph in 6.3 seconds and turned the quarter-mile in 14.9 seconds at 95 mph. The stock Solara runs the sprint in 7.0 and takes 15.6 seconds at 90 mph to complete the quarter-mile (Car and Driver, September 1998).

2005年8月5日 · The UMW Toyota's version of Camry has very large headlights and super-large chrome grille. So to soup it up to look sportier, abit hard.

We put over $5,000 in mods in a Toyota Camry XSE V6 today we go over everything we did, 0 to 60 runs and seeing what is worth your money and whats not. Did i...

2018年4月7日 · A Toyota Camry motor would be easier as it is a narrower 60° layout. The 2007+ Camry motors have 268HP and 248ft-lbs. Even easier is a 2ZZ swap. https://www.monkeywrenchracing.com/prod ... 2zzgeswap/

2024年11月17日 · Souped up cars are vehicles that have modified engines to make them more powerful. The term dates back to 1911 and it means the air and fuel mixtures in the engine have been tinkered with to increase performance.

2003年10月8日 · I know I can't get a MR2 to be as smooth as my vette but a camry engine in a mr2 souped up with a little extra torque seams like it would be a fun drive and enjoyable as a daily driver. If you know if the swap would be easy or not please advise.