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Queensland
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February 2005
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AE86 and 4AGE 20V
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Thu, 15 September 2005 11:21
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I used the search engine trying to find info on doing a engine conversion in a ae86 but didn't have much luck in finding the info i wanted. Apparantly there are 2 problems when doing the conversion. 1. The distribtor hits the firewall 2. Something about the intake 3. Radiator Piping/plumbing. What are the ways of getting around this? One guy said you have to get a aftermarket ecu if you don't want to cut a whole in your firewall. Is this the only way?
Cheers
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Location:
Montrose, VIC
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: AE86 and 4AGE 20V
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Thu, 15 September 2005 11:47
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Not the only way at all. There is stuff here if you search! But in short:
1. Yes, but either use coils or mount the cap and rotor on the front of the camshaft
2. Standard plenum points the wrong way. Make a new one.
3. Easy to fix...
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Location:
Queensland
Registered:
February 2005
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Re: AE86 and 4AGE 20V
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Thu, 15 September 2005 21:27
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Can anyone recommend a workshop in QLD to fit a 20v?
Cheers
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Location:
Sydney
Registered:
June 2003
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Re: AE86 and 4AGE 20V
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Fri, 16 September 2005 09:29
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yeah
how about do it yourself?
if not really like hard.
I drive a 20v. do you know why you want a 20v.
yuou do know 20v is not is made out to be.
it does not match up to a GZE at all in power or the straight.
but is saying that. i love my car.
there is alot of money the install.
i have a little bit of knowledge of the installation.
i might be able to do a little help.
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Location:
S.E suberbs, Vic
Registered:
December 2003
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Re: AE86 and 4AGE 20V
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Wed, 05 October 2005 23:26
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there is a proper way to convert a 20V to RWD, just look at my worklog on how I have done it, the link is in my signiture
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