What does the AT200 , ST202 and so on stand for?
I'd like to know because I would like to get the C-One GT-Four kit.
Thanks,
-Brandon
I'd like to know because I would like to get the C-One GT-Four kit.
Thanks,
-Brandon
Dumb Question - 6G Celicas Forums
Yeah...I'm curious too. Chassis code or something?
AT = ST
St= GT
and i believe that The ST202 is the GT-4
This post has been edited by hyp3rk1d: Dec 29, 2003 - 8:44 PM
St= GT
and i believe that The ST202 is the GT-4
This post has been edited by hyp3rk1d: Dec 29, 2003 - 8:44 PM
i think st202 ar e 6 gen celicas. i dunno
heyy what the heck is SSII, SSIII, SX, SXR, ZX ??
what are the hps??
hmm.....
heyy what the heck is SSII, SSIII, SX, SXR, ZX ??
what are the hps??
hmm.....
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ok Thanks Akimbo >
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-Brandon
> -Brandon
i thought the AT=Coupe and the ST=Hatchback
[TeamNJCT
im pretty sure the curren shares the same chassis code as the SS-ii and SSiii as a ST202.
AT200-ST
ST202-3sge GT
ST204- 5sfe GT
ST205- AWD 3sgte GT-4
AT200-ST
ST202-3sge GT
ST204- 5sfe GT
ST205- AWD 3sgte GT-4
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Don't forget the AWS 3S-GE-powered ST203. And I think Currens are the ST206 chassis code. >
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ok this might help got it off of toyotacelicaonline.com
HOME/REFERENCE/ Chassis Number Decoding
Chassis Number
The Chassis number is commonly used in the international Celica community to identify similar celicas. Confusion can arrise when referring Celicas as simply by trim number. For example, The 6th generation (round headlight) GT trim had different engines in Europe (180 HP 3S-GE) and in the USA (135 HP 5S-FE). Trim designations can also change by region. The same exact celica can be sold as a GT in the US and an SX in Australia due to different cultural perceptions. Thus the chassis is usually used to identify a celica. The Chassis number can be found on the firewall of FWD celicas.
The chassis number can be loosely looked at as a four-six combination of numbers and letters. for simplicities sake, first start by looking at the chassis number as a combination of four spaces.
1 2 3 4
The first space represents the engine family located in the car. For all Toyota engines this is the first letter that appears in the engine code.
8R, 18R, 20R, 22R = R family of engines
4A-FE, 7A-FE = A family of engines
1ZZ-FE, 2ZZ-GE= ZZ family of engines
The second letter designates the car as a "Celica". The letter will either be the letter "T" for FWD Celicas or "A" for RWD Celicas.
The third letter represents the generation of Celica. These are either a 1-digit (RWD) or 2-digit number (FWD).
Generation Generation Code
1 2
2 4
3 6
4 16
5 18
6 20
7 23
The fourth space represents the various types of celicas that are available in each body style. this is a combination of different engines, suspension and steering available in each particular celica. Usually, there are anywhere from 2-6 celicas made at any one bodystyle.
Using the 6th generation Celica as an example:
0 = FWD, 7A-FE (US-ST Trim)
2 = FWD, 3S-GE (Europe GT Trim)
3 = FWD, 4WS, 3S-GE (Japan GT-R Trim)
4 = FWD, 5S-FE (US GT Trim)
5 = 4WD, 3S-GTE (Europe/Japan GT-4)
Thus looking at various chassis codes....
1 2 3 4
RA24 = R A 2 4 = R- series engine, Celica, 1st Generation, 4- style
AT200 =A T 20 0 = A- series engine, Celica, 6th Generation, 0-style
ST204 =S T 20 4 = S- series engine, Celica, 6th Generation, 4-style
ZZT230 =ZZ T 23 0 = ZZ- series engine, Celica, 7th Generation, 0-style
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HOME/REFERENCE/ Chassis Number Decoding
Chassis Number
The Chassis number is commonly used in the international Celica community to identify similar celicas. Confusion can arrise when referring Celicas as simply by trim number. For example, The 6th generation (round headlight) GT trim had different engines in Europe (180 HP 3S-GE) and in the USA (135 HP 5S-FE). Trim designations can also change by region. The same exact celica can be sold as a GT in the US and an SX in Australia due to different cultural perceptions. Thus the chassis is usually used to identify a celica. The Chassis number can be found on the firewall of FWD celicas.
The chassis number can be loosely looked at as a four-six combination of numbers and letters. for simplicities sake, first start by looking at the chassis number as a combination of four spaces.
1 2 3 4
The first space represents the engine family located in the car. For all Toyota engines this is the first letter that appears in the engine code.
8R, 18R, 20R, 22R = R family of engines
4A-FE, 7A-FE = A family of engines
1ZZ-FE, 2ZZ-GE= ZZ family of engines
The second letter designates the car as a "Celica". The letter will either be the letter "T" for FWD Celicas or "A" for RWD Celicas.
The third letter represents the generation of Celica. These are either a 1-digit (RWD) or 2-digit number (FWD).
Generation Generation Code
1 2
2 4
3 6
4 16
5 18
6 20
7 23
The fourth space represents the various types of celicas that are available in each body style. this is a combination of different engines, suspension and steering available in each particular celica. Usually, there are anywhere from 2-6 celicas made at any one bodystyle.
Using the 6th generation Celica as an example:
0 = FWD, 7A-FE (US-ST Trim)
2 = FWD, 3S-GE (Europe GT Trim)
3 = FWD, 4WS, 3S-GE (Japan GT-R Trim)
4 = FWD, 5S-FE (US GT Trim)
5 = 4WD, 3S-GTE (Europe/Japan GT-4)
Thus looking at various chassis codes....
1 2 3 4
RA24 = R A 2 4 = R- series engine, Celica, 1st Generation, 4- style
AT200 =A T 20 0 = A- series engine, Celica, 6th Generation, 0-style
ST204 =S T 20 4 = S- series engine, Celica, 6th Generation, 4-style
ZZT230 =ZZ T 23 0 = ZZ- series engine, Celica, 7th Generation, 0-style
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[TeamNJCT
thank you mac. finally someone willing to research and post the relevant information. >
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btw: the curren chassis codes are st206/7/8 and I believe the st203 only came with the 3sfe engine.
>btw: the curren chassis codes are st206/7/8 and I believe the st203 only came with the 3sfe engine.
-Coomer+Dec 29, 2003 - 7:00 PM
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well today i was just taking some interior parts off my car...and on the inside a they have ST200 stamped on them.... looks like i got a bunch of gt parts in my celi...
also call the dealership and asked on of th people there about this chasie code he told me 200 is the coupe and 204 is the HB
so for US celi
AT200=ST Coupe
AT204=ST Hatchback
ST200=GT Coupe
ST204=GT Hatchbackn
This post has been edited by macavely: Dec 30, 2003 - 12:05 PM
also call the dealership and asked on of th people there about this chasie code he told me 200 is the coupe and 204 is the HB
so for US celi
AT200=ST Coupe
AT204=ST Hatchback
ST200=GT Coupe
ST204=GT Hatchbackn
This post has been edited by macavely: Dec 30, 2003 - 12:05 PM
[TeamNJCT
I can tell you a ST202 is a British 2.0 Litre Celica GT 3SGE engine.
Crelica
Crelica
A 204 isn't a GT hatch, my convertible is a 204 and it is built of a coupe.
-95celgt+Dec 30, 2003 - 5:27 PM
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That's what I meant >>
I was saying that an st-204 isn't just a hatch, but all US Gt's >>
This post has been edited by 95celgt: Dec 30, 2003 - 8:37 PM
> I was saying that an st-204 isn't just a hatch, but all US Gt's >
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This post has been edited by 95celgt: Dec 30, 2003 - 8:37 PM