Restored and drove 1990 Toyota Celica across the USA [Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, California etc]
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2020
- My instagram: @pacnyx
This trip started in Mississippi and led me to the west through all the beautiful sights and views of America.
Music: 6 SENZ - FUNCTION [Prod. TOPE2DIE] - Авто та транспорт
Man, this is the dream! The open road and a great car.
My 1991 Celica is Restoring, I Live in Brazil. Vídeo Top, congratulations
Looks like a beautiful trip, i can imagine the celica eating those corners on those curvy mountain roads with ease :)
Nice. I'm almost done restoring mine I plan on doing something similar. Thanks again on the advice for removing the bumper
I am happy to be helpful with your Celica project ;)
God do i love this car, absolute dream car and im hoping i catch a nice one when i get my licence. Id love to restore it like you did but i just dont think id be able to do it right, probably make enough mistakes to ruin the car more. Great videos with the celica keep it up, and if you dont mind writing me a some bad sides to the car, and good ones ofc lol. Thanks!
I wish you will find your dream car and don't be afraid to work on it ;) there's literally nothing that a man can't fix ✌️ I don't know any bad sides of the car.. I just wish I had 4wd and turboed engine but I enjoyed mine even without all of that. It's reliable (if manual transmission), not complicated to work on, roomy, comfortable even for long distances.
Amazing view! Lovely car!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Did your Celica have Oil consumption issues ? and if so how did you fix it
Mine was ok, but if you are sure that it doesn't leak anywhere and all your seals (especially the seals on the valves!!) are ok, than I would say it's the piston rings that got stuck and don't take off the excessive oil from cylinder walls
@@NickyChicks ye im pretty sure its the piston rings, though the oil consumption isn't that excessive (1L/1000km) it's still an issue for long trips caus ive got to keep track of the engine oil level. Also ive read that changing the piston rings wouldnt be enough, id also have to change the pistons to slightly oversized ones and do some honing of the cylinder walls, which would be as expensive as getting an entirely new engine ^^
@@CrazyKraut20 if the cylinder walls are still fine (no scratches or mirror like surface) there's no need to borr it and replace the pistons. I actually replaced piston rings on one of my other cars and didn't have any problems after
@@NickyChicks oight thats good to hear :) thx
@@NickyChicks This is mine btw, other then the fact that it is essentially a two stroke atm it runs perfetly xD imgur.com/a/zf4oLr6