hey guys, so I’ve been thinkin about my Corolla with that launch gear CVT. I mean, we all know it’s not built for speed, right? But I’ve heard some stuff about mods that could help boost performance. Anyone tried it?
I remember when I put a cold air intake on my buddy’s car and it felt like a rocket. But then again, it was a Civic, not a Corolla. I’ve read that adjusting the cvt can help with acceleration. Is that true?
And what about adding a performance chip or something? I just don’t wanna end up with a car that sounds like a lawnmower. I mean, who wants that? So, if you have experience with this or have any tips, hit me up. I’m all ears.
I’ve always loved my Corolla, but I did feel the need for a bit more speed when I took a trip to the mountains in Colorado. The CVT is nice for efficiency, but modding it for better performance can be tricky. I tried some simple tweaks like a cold air intake and it did help a little. Just be careful, though! You don’t wanna void your warranty or fry the transmission. Happy modding!
I ve got a 2018 Corolla with a CVT and honestly, it’s great for daily driving but speed mods can be tricky. I once tried a tune in California, and it helped a little, but the transmission limits how far you can really go. Just keep that in mind!
I ve always loved my Corolla here in California but tinkering with the CVT can be tricky. While mods can help a bit, you’ll never match manual speed. Just enjoy the ride!
I ve actually modified my 2019 Corolla in Cali and it’s been a fun ride! I switched out the CVT for a performance one, and it did help with acceleration, but you gotta remember these cars weren’t built for speed. The handling is still solid but don’t expect it to rival a turbo sports car. It’s a cool project though if you’re into it! Just make sure to keep it street legal!
I’ve got a 2019 Corolla and played around with some mods in my garage in Michigan. Honestly, the CVT can be a bit of a bummer when it comes to speed. I’ve found that a decent aftermarket intake and a tune can help, but don’t expect miracles. It’s more about improving responsiveness than outright speed with a CVT, ya know? Just make sure to balance it all.
I’ve owned a Corolla with CVT for a couple years now, and honestly, there’s limited potential for speed mods. In my experience, the CVT’s good for smooth driving in Chicago, but it just isn’t built for thrills. Maybe a better exhaust or a tune can help, but don’t expect a sports car. Just enjoy it for what it is!
I ve had a Corolla with a CVT, and while it’s a reliable ride, speeding it up can be tricky. I tried some mods, but honestly, you don’t get the same thrill as a manual. Just be careful messing with that transmission!
I’ve modded a Corolla with a CVT before, but realistically, the gains for speed are minimal. In San Diego, my friends always say stick to basic performance tweaks; they work better!
Honestly, I’ve been tinkering with modding my Corolla here in California. The CVT can be limiting for speed, but small tweaks like a cold air intake or a sportier exhaust can help. Just keep in mind, too much can mess with reliability. Gotta balance fun and practicality, right?
I’ve had a 2018 Corolla in Cali, and while the CVT can be smooth, mods for better speed can be tricky. It’s all about balancing performance with reliability. Just be cautious, or your warranty might vanish!
I’ve always had a soft spot for Corollas, especially my old one back in California. Modifying a CVT can be tricky, tho. Sure, you can tweak it for better speed, but the risk of reliability issues is real. Just make sure to research before diving in!
I’ve owned a Corolla with CVT in Canada, and while it’s great for fuel economy, I doubt you’ll get significant speed gains. Modding can be fun, but don’t expect a sportscar! Just enjoy the ride.
I’ve had my Corolla in California for years and honestly, I ve found the CVT is fine for daily driving, but modding for speed? Kinda tricky!
From my experience in California, I’ve done a few mods on my Corolla with CVT, and honestly, improving speed is tough. The launch gear’s great for quick starts, but the CVT limits power for high speeds. I have added a cold air intake, and it helped a bit, but it’s no race car. Still, if you love modding, go for it! Just don’t expect a rocket.
I ve owned a Corolla for years, and while I appreciate its reliability, modifying the CVT for speed can be tricky. You’ll lose that smooth driving experience!
I’ve got a 2020 Corolla in California, and honestly, modding the CVT for speed seems tricky. But it’s doable! Have fun!
Honestly, I’ve owned a Corolla with a CVT for a few years now, and while it’s great for fuel efficiency, speed mods can be tricky. I’ve tried some minor tweaks, and while they helped a bit, the CVT limits performance. Just don’t expect a sports car vibe!
Honestly, I’ve looked into modifying my Corolla with CVT for more speed. I’m in Canada, and while I love the idea, I’ve heard mixed reviews about reliability after mods. Some friends say it can feel like a whole different car, but others warn about potential transmission issues. If you’re set on it, just make sure to do your homework! Can’t wait to see what you end up doing!