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4agze Into Ae71

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what else apart from motor and computer are needed to do the conversion?

 

I assume they would have a mechanical fuel pump on the side of the motor?

 

can I just run an external pump in it's place or will I need to also fit a pick up pump in the tank?

 

Is the fuel line thick enough? Or will I need to change it

 

Those of you that have done the conversion before, what did you use as a fuel return line from the fuel rail to the tank? steel tubing? or just a length of rubber hose?

 

Any thing else I need?

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thanks buddy

had already taken into consideration the manifolds, so it looks like I didn't overlook anything

 

I can use the clutch/flywheel from my AE71 right?

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the car only has to run for a day :blinks:

dump the motor in with bare basics to drive and get mod plate

then come back out again straight away and start on mods :jason:

dump the motor in with bare basics to drive and get mod plate

then come back out again straight away and start on mods

 

I'm pretty sure they wont be happy with the stock AE71 brakes either.

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why will I have trouble with a mod plate?

 

You only need to upgrade brakes on cars before 1971 when doing an engine conversion. And even then there has to be a certain amount of increase in the engine displacement before an upgraded is needed.

 

As for the clutch concern....what car should I ask for a clutch for?

A 4AGZE clutch flywheel apparently won't fit into the T50 bellhousing I was told

 

A flywheel from a 4AGE is slightly smaller isn't it? were there any aus delivered cars with a RWD 4AGE so I can just go buy a clutch/flywheel for that?

 

Dave

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But the reason you are being told a GZE clutch wont fit is GZE is Front Wheel Drive and has a FWD gearbox :jason:

hehe I do realise that a FWD clutch can't be used

I was refering to the flywheel being an inch or so to tall to fit into the T50 bellhousing

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If you're northside BNE or Sunny coast, I can put you onto a custom clutch...

what kind of $$$ would we be talking?

AFAIK any 4age flywheel can be used as well as the approprate clutch. ie AE92 flywheel + AE92 clutch.

the 4agze flywheel is slightly larger i beleive, but id still use it. its the box id be concerned about... are you planning on power upgrades? hard driving? a t50 is fine on a 4age but whack any serious power thru it and itll break.

 

the ae71 fly wont even bolt on to the crank

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the 4agze flywheel is slightly larger i beleive, but id still use it.

you can't use it

it doesn't fit in the T50 bellhousing

i didnt quite phrase that the way i intended.. what i meant was id use the 4agze flywheel, but not a t50. id go the w55 straight up. that way when/if you plan any power upgrades youv got the running gear to handle it

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dump the motor in with bare basics to drive and get mod plate

then come back out again straight away and start on mods

 

I'm pretty sure they wont be happy with the stock AE71 brakes either.

i hear there fine

you can't use it

it doesn't fit in the T50 bellhousing

 

Are you sure? Isn't the 4AGZE flywheel the same as the smallport flywheel (the bigger of the 2 types that came with 4AGE's). If so, I'm using the smallport flywheel and it fits in my T50 bellhousing...

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