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 need new engine
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Wed, 25 February 2004 22:02
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I have a stok as a rock TA22 and it goes mad on flat or down hills but i aint beetin no skylines...
Back to the point is there an easy fit EFI engine that will fit in my stocka without too much trouble...
Oh and one that will scare the pants off rice burners and such the less $$$$ the better...
Thanks guys
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Brisbane
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May 2002
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Re: need new engine
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Thu, 26 February 2004 04:30
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Easiest: 2T-GEU. Practically bolts in, you just have to worry about wiring and fuel system, both of which are no big deal.
If you want decent performance the 3T-GTEU turbo will get your TA22 moving nicely, but there's a bit more work involved here and they're becoming hard to find these days.
Do a search if you want more detail, this topic comes up pretty regularly.
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Sydney
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February 2004
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Re: need new engine
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Thu, 26 February 2004 11:06
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thanks a thousand dude how much quicker is this 3T-GTEU turbo at the moment my car would run about 19-20seconds 1/4 mile what would this engine make it???
Also would the 93-94 celica GT4 2.2L turbo fit  ???
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Location:
Melbourne
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October 2003
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Location:
Melbourne
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August 2003
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Re: need new engine
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Fri, 27 February 2004 12:56
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Also would the 93-94 celica GT4 2.2L turbo fit ???
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Anything will fit, but...
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the less $$$$ the better...
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...not this motor on this budget.
Realistically, 2T-GEU might cost $3000 roll-in roll-out, or ~$1500 in parts if you do the work yourself. 2T-G is easier and potentially cheaper as dual carburettor setup will be compatible with existing fuel system (no ECU/fuel pump/surge tank issues to contend with).
In basic N/A application I'd prefer dual Solex to factory EFI.
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