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Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Jul 4, '07 From US Currently Offline Reputation: 2 (100%) ![]() |
Im looking into swapping into a new engine from a automatic 94' Celica (obviously) ST 7A-FE to a 4A-GE.... Can you tell me if the following engine is good, and if there will any issues regarding the axel and tranny, im going to get someone to do it for 1600 with dyno...they said it will take about a week.... anyways..tell me if its any good, and if its actually worth it... and what else ill need in order to have it run perfect....
Gotjdm.com $825 THIS ENGINE INCLUDES: Donor Vehicle: JDM 91-95 Toyota Corolla Levin, Sprinter Trueno Mileage: 30k-45k miles Displacement: 1587cc Valve train: DOHC 4 Cylinder, 20 Valve, 1.6L Horsepower: 160 HP @ 7400 RPM Torque: 120 LBS-FT @ 5200 RPM Compression: 10.5:1 Fuel: EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) Bore: 81mm Stroke: 77mm INCLUDED PARTS: 100% COMPLETE ENGINE - Complete Motor -Wiring Harness - Block - Head - Intake Manifold - Exhaust Manifold - Sensors - Fuel Rail - Injectors - Individual Throttle Body - Alternator - Distributor - Ignition Wires - Pulleys $1,6xx |
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With the dyno tune, it would be a great way to see how much hp the car is putting at the wheels. This in turn will see what you have and what you can to to improve engine performance. IMO, dyno tuning more so applies to aftermarket ecu's like megasquirts and haltech where you will need to fine tune the ecu to run the engine at it's maximum potential in both stock and mildly built form. Where as a stock ecu can't be tuned and the dyno is just there to see the output of the engine.
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QUOTE(netrata @ Jul 22, 2007 - 8:35 PM) [snapback]581280[/snapback] With the dyno tune, it would be a great way to see how much hp the car is putting at the wheels. This in turn will see what you have and what you can to to improve engine performance. IMO, dyno tuning more so applies to aftermarket ecu's like megasquirts and haltech where you will need to fine tune the ecu to run the engine at it's maximum potential in both stock and mildly built form. Where as a stock ecu can't be tuned and the dyno is just there to see the output of the engine. agreed to your opinion.... but at the same time on stock its nice to see what you have but for 60/hr who k,nows |
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