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Did you find out what was wrong with it?

+1 Please update us on how your turbo install goes! :)

Do you have a link to the Walker and Bosal exhausts for the Corolla?

A I/H/E (intake,header,exhaust) can give you 6-8 whp if paired together.

Look at page 3 post #147 of this thread: http://www.corollaforum.com/threads/2zr-fe-turbo-kit.2333/page-3 Someone has installed the supercharger from the Elise to an 11th gen Corolla before and they have said that it works.

Looking good!

Can someone post pictures of what these rust spots look like?

It's up to you. I have yellow on my fogs because I like the look and the contrast in color.

That sucks! I hope it's repairable. But, if it's totaled, will you be getting another Corolla?

The TRD strut bar from the 10th gen fits. Here is a link to a full modifications list for the 2014+ Corolla: http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/377-11th-gen-corolla-2014-scion-im-2016/696537-modifications-available-11th-gen-corolla.html

The good thing is that the engine and transmission didn't blow up right away lol. Plus, I'm pretty sure it's been around 4-6+ months since this Corolla got boosted judging from the pictures that they have on their Facebook so I think it's holding up well.

Same thing happened on my 2011 Corolla but only on the passenger side. I just took the clips off on the side that was loose, I unhooked that part of the bumper and then reinstalled it by pushing at the top part that was loose and then making my way out. It's still hooked in to this day so I'm...

An update on turboing a CVT Corolla... it's been done. A company installed a turbo and air bag suspension into a Corolla S with a CVT so I guess these transmissions can hold up...

Here is a list of mods that I found: http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/377-11th-generation-2014/696537-modifications-available-11th-gen-corolla.html

Read this thread:http://www.tunemytoyota.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10681&page=2 He made 151 whp through a couple of simple mods and a tune.

If you want a lot of power and have money to do it, then go ahead.

This is the same problem with the 10th gen Corolla as well. I just took off the glovebox and ziptied the plastic panel to a metal part behind the dash. No rattle or looseness since and it is hidden from sight.

But how do you know for sure? Maybe that's the reason why this thread was started...

First off, your first sentence just shows how much you don't understand where I'm coming from. Build your car, Don't Buy it. Why buy an expensive car (that you probably won't even be able to buy anyways) when you can build your own car to out perform a car that is 10x more expensive? Sure...

I think you have a good plan but I'm pretty certain that a lot of people on here won't care about your campaign because they don't care about seeing a performance Corolla and it doesn't affect them. So, the only way is to just save up yourself and do this project later on. You could also try...