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13b/ke30 Into 86 Corolla Hatch

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g'day guys, just wondering if either of the two can work cause i love my little hatch but want it to put my ss away

Hey mate, I always thought that a ke30 was an entire corolla, engine and body not just an engine!

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g'day guys, just wondering if either of the two can work cause i love my little hatch but want it to put my ss away

be a bit more specific man... do you mean 13B into a KE30 corolla, or 13B into an AE86 corolla?

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g'day guys, just wondering if either of the two can work cause i love my little hatch but want it to put my ss away

ahh wasn't thinking hard on that, want to put a rotor in but if not want to know if anyone has converted one to rear wheel drive. i've been told not to waste money but i think it would be something different. thanks :)

You still haven't confirmed what car you're trying to shove a rotor into yet... for the moment I'm going to assume its an AE82...

 

Don't bother. Really. It really will be a monumental undertaking, and kinda pointless to boot.

google. mini and rotary for the fwd rotary

I love school holidays.

 

Rotor into KE30 has been done many times before.

 

Rotor into any RWD corolla is a recipe for fun.

 

don't bother with a 1986 corolla and a rotor. Get yourself a 4AGE and use that.

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