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My buddy has a 94' Tercel and he installed a Japanese Paseo Turbo engine...it's a weird code...he said it was 5A-FE. I know that regular Paseo engines are 5E-FE like the one in the Tercel, but I'm pretty sure it's gotta be a 5A-FTE or 5E-FTE...I'm just guessing. He discarded the stock turbo and installed a custom manifold with a CT-26 out of a deuce. He's running 10 PSI on stock injectors and it hauls ASS. The turbo whistles very loud, but it starts spooling and pulling after 4500 RPM...don't know why. My 7A-FTE at 10 PSI felt stronger and pulled a lot earlier. That engine is less than 1.5 liter...maybe that explains why it feels weaker...also, my turbo is way bigger than the toyish CT-26. Anyway, the little engine has a lot of potential and a high redline...sometimes he went past 7000 RPM...it was very lovely.
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Yeah, its truly crazy what can happen when there are no rules, lots of money, and a few smart guys. In the late 80's (The 'Turbo era') in F1 the rules were pretty loose. Displacement was limited to 1.5L and there were an number of teams making upwards of 1100-1200hp from 1.5L. THAT is a LOT of boost. ![]() They also had some pretty crazy anti-lag systems. Some people joking called them 5-stroke engines because the anti-lag burned lots of fuel inbetween the head and the turbo to keep it spinning. |
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