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Conversion question for ta22
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Tue, 22 June 2004 08:13
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im almost certain this is not possible but what are the chances of squezing an rb20det out of a skyline gtst into a 74 ta22 celica
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Brisbane, QLD
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Re: Conversion question for ta22
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Tue, 22 June 2004 09:07
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measure the engine
measure the engine bay
also might have some issues with engineering...or not, i cant remember what you're allowed and not allowed to do down your end of the world
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Re: Conversion question for ta22
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Tue, 22 June 2004 09:33
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Dont bother. Lots more better engines out there.
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Re: Conversion question for ta22
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Tue, 22 June 2004 09:37
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Yeah. Like the 5M-E 
seriously though, is there any reason why you want a RB20DET?
If you're a Nissan nut with a toyota fetish, why not something more practicle like a CA18DET...or the hell easy 3S-GTE, Cool1 will tell you how easy that particular conversion will be 
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Re: Conversion question for ta22
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Tue, 22 June 2004 09:38
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If you NEEDED a Nissan engine i'd be inclined to stick an SR20 or a CA18 in there. A 3SGTE would be the nicest though.
If your heart is set on a small six, a 1GGTE would be a MUCH better bet, it is tiny compared to an RB20.
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Re: Conversion question for ta22
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Tue, 22 June 2004 09:39
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Oh yeah. The 3S-GTE is the easiest conversion for the TA22 and there is a lot of info on these forums about it. I recommend it 
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