God007 is mostly right but if you're in the US, the 3S-GTE puts out 200 hp in stock form. Also, not only was it used in the Celica GT-4 (called All-Trac turbo here in the US), it was also used in the 1991-1996 MR2 Turbo as well. With a 3S-GTE swap, you will need engine,tranny, axles, ECU and some wiring modification. Currently, you have the 4A-FE engine. You have twin cams and 16 valves but the cam is a mild cam. I would even consider the more powerful 4A-GE with the much more aggressive cam, the supercharged version called 4A-GZE or a 20-valve 4AG-20. Those engines will give you ample power that you want and they were designed for the Corolla. Only thing is that you need to check out the smog laws in your area before doing this. 4AG-20s were never sold in the US so if you live in a state with extremely strict smog laws (like here in California), your car won't pass smog. Good luck and happy motoring.
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what is the biggest engine that could fit into a 1994 toyota corolla?
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