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Re: WTB: Stuff so I can get a 4AG engine in a KE70 engine bay	Thu, 04 November 2004 15:04

Ok, you dont need a rwd waterpump. if you buy one you will find the pulleys wont line up because the rwd pulley stick out further. ill seperate it into THREE sections ENGINE: Engine, loom and ecu + other shit like coil igniter, idle up motor...etc Cut and shut the intake OR find a rwd intake manifold. Get a stock rwd manifold or extractors get exhaust made from manifold back Sort out the water pipes, fwd pipes are different to rwd. get a remote thermostat housing if your engine doesnt have one. ae71/ae86 crossmember and the rubber moutns if your engine doesnt come with them. 4age flywheel, either will do (200mm or 212mm) thats if your engine doesnt come with one MAY AS WELL GET IT MACHINED, UNLESS ITS IN GOOD NICK clutch to suit MAY AS WELL GET A NEW ONE pressure plate to suit MAY AS WELL GET A NEW ONE Modify the loom, extend wires where needed..etc might need water temp sensor that bolts into back of head depending on which motor you get. GEARBOX T50 gearbox T50 gearbox crossmember clutch fork and bearing, if it doesnt already come with one. Slave cylinder clutch line master cylinder pedal box, cant remember if you can use your current one if your ke70 is manual starter motor to suit MISC You might need a different tailshaft - i cant remember if you use the stock one, yokes are probably different. if u do need one try ae71 item. Fuel pump mounted in carby tank - i think you can get away with using the stock lines. i think thats about it. i've probably forgotten something in which case someone can correct me good luck -ian EDIT: oh yeah since your not using a rwd motor which runs a clutch fan its a good idea to hook up an electric thermo fan. [Updated on: Thu, 04 November 2004 15:06] [Report message to a moderator]

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