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Ke30-v6tt

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hay guys. sorry it took so long to reply

 

plenty of good sugestions here. where do i start

 

don't want a holden engine. nothing wrong with it just don't want one

 

hilux engine. Will look into it Wouldnt mind keeping it toyota

 

had thought about the mazda turbo v6. just don't no much about them

how strong r they. how strong r the gearbox

 

had my heart set on a nissan v6. will find out how big they r and if will fit

 

as for what i want for, I want it so that i can gear it to cruse at bugger all revs ( so need low down grunt) be able to go to a drag strip and pull a receptable time and have fun at the track.

so i don't want much! lol

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if you want the thing to turn a corner, I wouldnt even bother with a V6, unless you're prepared to cut the firewall back and mount the engine further back like a sports sedan, to help redistribute the weight. Put a solid 2L turbo motor in it and it will go just as hard, and handle like it should... maybe 3SGTE?? keep it Toyota!!!!!

 

 

Seriously? Have you thought about it? Instead of an inline four with one cylinder in front of the front axle, it would have a full 6 cylinders behind the axle. Seems awesome to me. Interesting tasteful conversions are thin on the ground. Go hard I say.

 

Matt

The quad cam toyota Tron block V6's (VZ's) that came in the early/mid 90's camry's had an "S" series bellhousing, as the manual gearbox's are very sort after for use in MR2's.

 

Point being that find and SA63 celica belhousing ($70) and then a W57/8 box and the conversion is looking very possible. Not sure if the later model Alloy block motors kept the same bellhousing bolt pattern. The inlet manifld would need attention, but nothing a pair of Porche tripple down draft weber carburetors wouldn't fix :)

 

enjoy

Jordan

 

This thread has got me thinking, there might be something to this camery V6 idea :D

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i surpose it all depends on how mutch you are willing to give to your corolla

but i did see a ke70 on ebay a wile back with a commodore 3.8 in it

Seriously? Have you thought about it? Instead of an inline four with one cylinder in front of the front axle, it would have a full 6 cylinders behind the axle. Seems awesome to me. Interesting tasteful conversions are thin on the ground. Go hard I say.

 

Matt

No doubt it would be awesome...I suppose anything is acceptable if your budget allows it... it would most likely be a front runner in the sports sedan class, or you may be able to register it as an Individually Constructed Vehicle with the proper engineering applied.. I'm getting all wet just contemplating this haha

A Prado 5VZ-FE would be good........

3.4L V6 EFI

ultimately, the aurion v6 with the 6 speed auto would be the best but thats fwd only right? and bloody expensive too id bet!

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I'm planning on putting the Vq30de into my 86, now living in Brisbane but was in NZ where we put a VQ30det into my brothers S14. Sat back further compared to the sr and didn't weigh to much difference (weight was further back). Only thing to watch is the water pipe that comes from the back of the motor can fowl on the Brake booster, We ended up using a starlet brake booster on the s14 as it was a lot smaller and no more problems. Exhaust manifolds can be fun.

Would not even bother with a VG variant, to big and heavy.

 

Will use a front wheel drive variant for mine and the spare box from the S14. other then the 350z box $1500+ there are no bolt up options. Rear wheel models are available just a little harder to find.

 

I am a nissan fan but can't get past the look of the 86 so decided to combine them both

W a y out of left field, probably cost too much, but one of those VW 15 degree V6's would definitely fit, R32 engines give standard WRXs a scare. Would need custom bellhousing as is FWD only.

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...also world's easiest V6 Turbo conversion (common intake and exhaust)

i reccon a mazda 3 2.3L turbo engine would make a nice RWD engine

Camery V6 either the iron block 3VZ-FE or it's alloy sister the 1MZ-FE. Both are 3.0L 60degree V6's that bolt up to S-Series bellhousings as found in the SA63 celica, (so you can attach a W55/7/8 gearbox.)

 

Cheers

Jordan

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hi everyone

 

just a update. i now have a engine to put in the car. i brought a vg30det single turbo quad cam

and auto. don't no if it will fit yet but for $300 i couldnt pass it up! just sitting on the floor it looks bloody big lol

Hi got a mate on brissy southside

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