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Anonymous No.28522232 >>28522235 >>28522282 >>28522394 >>28522457 >>28522561 >>28522657 >>28522794 >>28522830 >>28522945 >>28523014 >>28523421 >>28526480 >>28526726 >>28526738 >>28526785 >>28528552 >>28531234 >>28531368 >>28532973 >>28533027
Another Toyota GR FIRE
Lmao, NPC cuckmobile thought it could hang with a 911, then went full inferno. Overpriced trash for weebcels got what it deserved, anon. Burn it again!
Anonymous No.28522235
>>28522232 (OP)
Kek goyotas are so fucking gay godsDAMN
Anonymous No.28522282
>>28522232 (OP)
Burned by Porsche.
Anonymous No.28522371 >>28522762
Why would someone buy a COROLLA to race on the streets with lmao. Why does Toyota even make these when the GR86 and Supra are superior sports cars
Anonymous No.28522394
>>28522232 (OP)
muh heckin based turbo 3 cylinder weedwacker engine, they should have put it in the 86 i tell ya huwhat
Anonymous No.28522457
>>28522232 (OP)
Haha, doesn't habben on Hondas :D
Anonymous No.28522460
>3 cylinders outside of kei spec
its shit
Anonymous No.28522463
What off-the-shelf tune was this one running?
Anonymous No.28522561
>>28522232 (OP)
How do you chase a 911 call????
Anonymous No.28522657
>>28522232 (OP)
Should've had the 2.4 turbo they put in Lexus NX and RX, tuned by Yamaha to 350+ hp
Anonymous No.28522762
>>28522371
the corolla interior is so aggressively terrible and they've done nothing to make it remotely nicer at all in any product it appears in no matter how pricey i.e. corolla cross + gr
Anonymous No.28522794 >>28522808 >>28522877 >>28525832 >>28526121 >>28536020
>>28522232 (OP)
I'm pretty sure no one is here for the actual facts

>didn't track prep
>wrong oil
>no oil cooler
>no cooldown laps
Yeah, it'd catch on fire just like any other

The car isn't the problem, this 1.6L 3 cylinder engine has been running fine pushed up to 700+ hp over in the UK.

On 4chan we avoid giving journoslop free clicks except when it's convenient for my shitposting :^)
Anonymous No.28522808 >>28522844
>>28522794
So what the fuck even is this thing? All I hear is how this thing is a "rally car for the road". What fucking rally car doesn't have a oil cooler? Why can't this "race car for the road" handle driving on a track from the factory?
Anonymous No.28522823 >>28522831 >>28526551
should've bought a real track car
Anonymous No.28522830 >>28522835
>>28522232 (OP)
Every engine failure on track so far has been because the idiot driver was running 0w-20.
Toyota is gay for shipping a car with 0w-20 but it was probably needed to help pass emissions. But either way anyone who runs 0w-20 on the track deserves whatever happens to their engine.
Anonymous No.28522831
>>28522823
joking right?
Anonymous No.28522835 >>28522877
>>28522830
What's wrong with 0w-20?
Anonymous No.28522844
>>28522808
Just due to the way the cards were dealt for Toyota, North America didn't get the hero homologation car (GR Yaris). Toyota's NA marketing department ran with it and overhyped the living shit out of the GR Corolla because "it's OUR turn" mentality, even though the reality is GRC is available in Japan, Canada, Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, etc but of course Americans only believe the marketing.

The car is good, almost everyone reviewed it positively, maybe except Savagegeese because he is heavily biased towards Honda but even he came around and recognized that GR Corolla shines better in the winter/mixed weather. The general tldr consensus says it feels like a modern Evo 8. Not uncommon for Corvette and Porsche owners to have this in their stable. GR Corolla is NOT "a race car". It is as much of a rally car as a STI is - it's a rally derived car.

What you have been seeing is basically an overcorrection from Toyota's well oiled marketing machine. It's a good car, but not immune to typical track fires like the lack of track prep or cooldown laps or switching to proper oil. What you have been seeing in journoslop outlets is them looking for clicks because they know anything mentioning GR Corolla will ride the ripple. Those 2 initial GR Corolla warranty denials that sparked the 85mph meme? Some karen who works warranty for Toyota NA allegedly copy and pasted the denial letter to both owners and reached for the most bullshit reason of denial, which is going faster than 85mph despite the fact the factory PS4 tires are rated for more than that, and Americans get a free NASA track day with purchase.
Anonymous No.28522877 >>28522903 >>28534753
>>28522794
>>28522835
0w-20 oil is fine for street cars.
On track, I see 270F oil temps even with a Big oil cooler.
Non race oil sees a drop of 20-30% in psi strength above 275F
Means your 0w-20 becomes basically 0w-0 oil.
Then Uncle Rodney pays a visit.

Run Full Race oil, an accusump, oil cooler and it's not a problem.
Anonymous No.28522903 >>28522934
>>28522877
I don't run shit thinner than 10w30 in a damn thing, I don't give a fuck what the engineers say, infact with old worn out shitboxes I add 20w50 to the 10w30 till it makes atleast over 25psi idling hot.
Anonymous No.28522934 >>28522961
>>28522903
I've tested 0w-20 and 10w-30 in street cars and the oil analysis come back fine on both.
Largely irrelevant for daily drivers.

Race car uses 10w40 race oil though.
The Stockcar uses 50w but was built to larger tolerances
Anonymous No.28522945
>>28522232 (OP)
>Tune
>Shitty mods
Every time.
Anonymous No.28522961 >>28522991
>>28522934
>Largely irrelevant for daily drivers.
I rev tha shit out of everything and go fast as fuck, what a daily driver needs don't matter
Anonymous No.28522965
>Drive goyota
>Die
Every single time.
Anonymous No.28522991
>>28522961
I can guarantee you can't do any street driving that would exceed the limit of basic synthetic oils.(275F)
Anonymous No.28522998 >>28523381 >>28523425
>pushing a car known for overheating issues in summer
>no oil cooler
>stock 0w20 oil
>a car that needs a cooler for the TRANSFER CASE to stay in AWD for more than a couple laps.

Oh no how could a car have a catastrophic engine failure when I'm tracking it with 260 degree oil temps
Anonymous No.28523014
>>28522232 (OP)
i wonder how many laps my old cressida could've done with the only modifications being track rated pads and a manual swap
Anonymous No.28523381 >>28523423
>>28522998
Why is a "rally car" getting that hot in the first place?
Anonymous No.28523421
>>28522232 (OP)
Didn't they have a problem with the high pressure fuel pump leaking on these?
Anonymous No.28523423
>>28523381
It's not a rally car.
Anonymous No.28523425 >>28523864 >>28526143 >>28534414
>>28522998
>Goyota
>No oil cooler from factory
>It's exploded because you pushed it a little too far than it was designed for.
Why do you faggots suck goyota off, modern goyota is making greater engineering sins than the Germans.
Anonymous No.28523451 >>28523464 >>28523866
>0w-8 oil.
>Turbo cylinderlet.
>Explodes.
>Collects all your data, sells it and uses it against your warranty claims.
Keep buying your modern day jap jeetmobiles.
Every single camry new or old is beat to shit and its always a jeet in one, absolutely the worst drivers on the road bar none.
Anonymous No.28523458
>corolla
kek werks on my GR Yaris
Anonymous No.28523464 >>28523468
>>28523451
im pretty certain youre brown
Anonymous No.28523468 >>28523469
>>28523464
>YOU BLOODY BITCH BASTARD ARE NOT ARYAN SAAR
>IM BLODDY BITCH ARYAN BRAHIM SAAR
>TOYOTA IS THE ARYAN MANS CHARIOT SAAAAAAR
Anonymous No.28523469 >>28523477
>>28523468
this entire post reeks of streetshitter trying to pretend he's white
Anonymous No.28523477 >>28523490
>>28523469
>DO NOT INSULT TOYOTA BLOODY BITCH SAAR
>TOYOTA IS ARYAN MANS CHARIOT BLOODY BITCH
>FIND ME IN BRAMPTON WITH MY CAMRY YOU BLOODY BITCH BASTARD
Anonymous No.28523490
>>28523477
immense jeet seethe
Anonymous No.28523864 >>28526137 >>28534455
>>28523425
>It's exploded because you pushed it a little too far than it was designed for
It didn't explode, the fire was the aftermath of the owner not using heavier oil for tracking. The engine is perfectly fine and wasn't the point of failure of the incident. The owner already admitted to user error on l*ddit.
Anonymous No.28523866
>>28523451
>Collects all your data, sells it and uses it against your warranty claims
This is an American issue, and basically all manufacturers are doing it (lmao)
Anonymous No.28525832 >>28525863 >>28526584
>>28522794
This sounds like the same copium Subaru drivers drank for decades when their EJ's exploded at the track:
>dude you should have put an aftermarket oil pickup and baffle in before CORNERING
>anon I can't BELIEVE you didn't pull the screens from the banjo bolts before WOTing your car!
>BRO YOU DIDN"T RETUNE YOUR STOCK CAR BEFORE RACE DAY? IDIOT NO WONDER YOUR RINGLANDS TOOK A VACATION LMAO
Just accept that Toyota, like Subaru, sold people prototypes from the factory.
Anonymous No.28525863 >>28526687
>>28525832
Okay and Ford issued a recall for Focus RS for having a wrong head gasket installed from the production line (lmao) and this is somehow memoryholed on /o/? And what about the cooked brakes being a weak point of the FL5 Type R?

All I did was identify the facts to undo some of the brain rot here:
>G16E was already pushed upwards of 700+ hp overseas, and still running, way before the GRC even made it to market
>owner of the burned GRC already admitted fault to not switching from factory oil meant for street driving over to heavier oil meant for tracking
>owner also admitted to not taking chilled laps inbetween
The latter two about using sufficiently thick oil and taking cooldowns are not exclusive to this car. The "need" for an aftermarket oil cooler is for if you want the extra edge.
Anonymous No.28526121 >>28526291
>>28522794
>this 1.6L 3 cylinder engine has been running fine pushed up to 700+ hp over in the UK.
u wot m8? Is that with 100mm turbo running like 70psi of boost?
Anonymous No.28526137
>>28523864
Pure copium. Most cars can handle it no problem. Only cuckboxes weebcels love aren’t built for that shit. Weebcels would cry, β€˜It’s fine when Goyota scams them harder!'
Anonymous No.28526143 >>28526173 >>28526191
>>28523425
>>No oil cooler from factory
it's a bit interesting because the gt4 celicas had a tranny oil cooler - first time i'd ever seen an oil cooler for a manual gearbox.
Anonymous No.28526173 >>28526378
>>28526143
Pretty sure they mean engine oil cooler anon.
It's rare for any modern manual transmission to use oil.
They have used more ATF based fluids since the 2000s
Anonymous No.28526191
>>28526143
The GT4 Celica's transmission shared fluid with the front diff, which also powered the driveshaft to the rear diff. I reckon most of the heat in the fluid was being generated by the diff in this case.
Anonymous No.28526203 >>28526214
Imagine not running the largest oil cooler you can with a thermostat.
Anonymous No.28526214 >>28526536 >>28526592
>>28526203
>with a thermostat.
imagine thinking like the engineers that fucked the car up in the first place adding another point of failure when an oil cooler thermostat simply isn't necessary.
Anonymous No.28526291
>>28526121
https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a44037360/toyota-gr-yaris-tuned-to-740-hp/
>Amazingly, the engine's internalsβ€”rods, crank, pistons, etc.β€”have been kept totally stock.

Another tuning shop:
https://www.garagewhifbitz.co.uk/gr-yaris-tuning/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEkOlvMCfo8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSTzgGDUHXk

Evidently americans are doing something very very wrong or incompetent owners
Anonymous No.28526378 >>28526495 >>28526536
>>28526173
>Pretty sure they mean engine oil cooler anon
i know. i was trying to say that i was thinking toyota might've overbuilt the gr corolla but i have to remind myself they don't have the bottomless R&D budget they had in the late 80s.
Anonymous No.28526380 >>28526466
>Gas car fires are not a problem unless they are used to make fun of cars /o/ doesnt like or shit on ev fires
Anonymous No.28526466
>>28526380
How many gallons did it take to put the fire out?
Anonymous No.28526480
>>28522232 (OP)
Anonymous No.28526487
>track day
>track day
>track day
>track day
Anonymous No.28526495
>>28526378
>but i have to remind myself they don't have the bottomless R&D budget they had in the late 80s
It's not about the lack of R&D. It's about building the GR Corolla to meet a specific price point to remain competitive. The GR Corolla pre-refresh (ie before the price creep) didn't even have dual zone climate control, where as the regular Corolla hatchback did above base trim. Toyota most likely does have a GRC oil cooler in the works but reserved for the soon forthcoming GRMN Corolla which is going to be expensive.
Anonymous No.28526536
>>28526214
I've used an oil thermostat on my track car for years and years.
They are super simple & reliable.
Even a failure means the T-stat still flows oil properly.
No engine failure will occur.

>>28526378
I think Totota knew the GR corolla needed one
But 99% of owners don't track their cars, so it doesn't matter for most.
Selling the car say $500 cheaper is pretty important.
Anonymous No.28526551
>>28522823
Nissan seem good
Anonymous No.28526584
>>28525832
Different weight oil is not the same as installing a baffle.
Anonymous No.28526592
>>28526214
Oil cooler thermostat is definitely needed for any car running an oil cooler, most oil coolers even have built-in thermostats. Without a thermostat the oil will take a lot longer to reach operating temps, and if also means slower oil pressure build up.
Wrenchlet.
Anonymous No.28526687 >>28526717
>>28525863
>Focus RS
fwd egg who cares
Anonymous No.28526717 >>28526724
>>28526687
Yeah but Focus RS gets home soil advantage around here
Anonymous No.28526724 >>28526740
>>28526717
>focus RS
>[US] home soil
Its home soil is Germany, both designed and built there
Anonymous No.28526726 >>28526728
>>28522232 (OP)
>3 cylinders
Anonymous No.28526728 >>28526869
>>28526726
Still a 1.6l, which means more torque than a 1.6l 4cyl.
Anonymous No.28526738
>>28522232 (OP)
That chud should have known that the Gazoo Racing Corolla is not for racing. And blowing up the engine will not be covered under warranty by Soiyota. No refunds, weebcel.
Anonymous No.28526740 >>28526767
>>28526724
I thought germany was known for build quality?
Anonymous No.28526767
>>28526740
>Germany
>build quality
not this century LMAO
Anonymous No.28526785 >>28526801
>>28522232 (OP)
Seeing this on Instagram the other day is what finally pushed me to install a fire extinguisher in my car.
Anonymous No.28526801 >>28528394
>>28526785
how does it even happen? what makes most cars not catch fire?
>inb4 the ev/ice bitching
key word being most
Anonymous No.28526869
>>28526728
3 cylinder with 1 foot cylinders. twin turbos. split 1.5 cylinder turbo design.
Anonymous No.28528394
>>28526801
Engine failed and dumped oil everywhere. Oil touched something hot (aka part of the exhaust) and ignited.
Anonymous No.28528403
So far their is 4 big cases with the gr corolla in its history
>1 /o/ guy wrecking his car and being the first to wreck a gr corolla
>3 engine failures. I being a legitimate fuck up, 1 turning out to be a salvage title that the person who claimed engine failure didn't state it was salvage, and this one which is improper prep
My take is that basically it is the same issue as most turbo sporty cars where owners tend to forget that they have to take more care of it due to the turbo. Also Toyota's extremely stupid "no racing allowed" rule almost definitely made as a sweetheart deal with dealerships to keep making sports cars that sell at low volume
Anonymous No.28528430
toyota should use this engine without the turbo in a hybrid for a base corolla engine while the 1.8 hybrid is for a sport
Anonymous No.28528552 >>28528579 >>28528670 >>28529575 >>28534200 >>28534687
>>28522232 (OP)
Why is it always the Corolla? Why is it that the Yaris had like 1 case that was memed to hell and back and that's it?
Anonymous No.28528579
>>28528552
Americans.
Anonymous No.28528670
>>28528552
>Why is it always the Corolla?
Because the Toyota Corolla and Honda Civic are the top two choices of ricer teens buying their first cars.
It's great for everybody else who buys them because there's never a shortage of parts.
Anonymous No.28528870
It's not for pavement it's for rally. It will smoke your Porsche in snow.
Anonymous No.28529575
>>28528552
Americans actually go to the track. Europoors just abandon their car outside their house because they’re poor and can’t afford gas or a garage.
Anonymous No.28531234 >>28531375
>>28522232 (OP)
Lmao @ seething, coping weebcels here
Anonymous No.28531368
>>28522232 (OP)
>Hot Hatch

LMAO TOO HOT
Anonymous No.28531375
>>28531234
Didn't those things have high pressure fuel pump leaking problems?
Anonymous No.28532973
>>28522232 (OP)
>IT IS FOR RALLY, OK?! NOT PAVEMENT!!!?! OKAYY?!?!?

No wonder it’s shitty at everything. A mere Porsche sport car can handle pavement and rally. I bet the 911 Dakar wipes out this weebcel cuckbox easily. Lmao!
Anonymous No.28533027 >>28533032
>>28522232 (OP)
Toyota should fully stop building cars with turbocharged gasoline engines. Toyota should fully focuse on cars with larger displacement naturally aspirated engines with 6800+rpm redline, maybe they could build engine that is reliable even at 7100rpm. If emissions limits become problem then pair the engine with a single 120hp electric motor, non-lithium ion battery.
Anonymous No.28533032
>>28533027
>6800+rpm redline
that's not even that high, my 2 L turbo redline is 6700 rpm
they need 7k+
Anonymous No.28534200
>>28528552
>Yaris had like 1 case
there are blown up yarises all over the internet lmao
Anonymous No.28534414 >>28534489
>>28523425
>is making
Try again, ESL-kun.
Anonymous No.28534455
>>28523864
kek jeet cels are still seething about toyotas that they will use anything to make sure you drive em
Anonymous No.28534489
>>28534414
>is making
Your mom is making hot pockets, retard-kun.
Anonymous No.28534687
>>28528552
Tens of thousands of GR Corollas sold and only 4 fires is a good indication that it is not due a "defect". The engine and drivetrain are literally the same as the GR Yaris from the very same factory, so I'd put my money on American ignorance from either the owners not prepping for track or dealer """technicians""" who forgot to tighten a cap and spilled fluid all over the engine bay. Neither cars have a zero issue record but on the other hand you have aussies who were able to build a 740hp drag monster with stock internals.
Anonymous No.28534753
>>28522877
5w-50 running on a track and never had problems. Oil change cost 4x a 0w-20
Anonymous No.28534885
3 cylinders?
Anonymous No.28536020
>>28522794
>didn't track prep
>wrong oil
>no oil cooler
>no cooldown laps
Meanwhile the 911 drove off the lot, did a track day and drove home after finding out some shitbox oiled the track and caught on fire.