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18rgu? I Need Help

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will this engine fit in my corolla?

its a 81 te72,

and i need some info on this engine, it sounds like it would be sweet to drop in my car,

also I'm in america, and i heard this was a JDM or euro motor also?

 

 

thanks!:D

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so i guess it came out of a 78 ish celica gt 2000,

uughh ha i want to drop it in

Pretty sure it will physically fit in most corollas, doubt it will be a bolt in affair. At a minimum I'd say fabrication of engine and gearbox mounts and a hydraulic clutch conversion will be required.

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what will i need to be able to put it in?

like can a 22r transmission fit ?

te71 has a 3t-c right?? So you will already have an hydraulic cluth,

Custom engine mounts and crossmember will need to be fabricated, most likely the same deal with the gearbox crossmember.

Not to sure about the 22r gearbox but it could fit as its an R series engine.

18rgu, is it carbied or fuel injected?? they are a 2litre dohc 8 valve motor, fair bit of torque and fair amount of horsepower for what they are. Only thing i found bad about these motors are they are quite heavy, but thats the only bad thing i have heard. Apparently whoop a standard 4age in a striaght line.... but also remember a 4age will rev up to and over 8,000rpm.

an 18rg will be getting ready to go bang at 7,500 tops!!!!

 

Cheers

Edited by toyota_ae71

top motors !!

 

i have a mate who has dropped one in a hilux, completley worked cams, lightened every where and two solex side drafts.. it screams well into 8000 rpm.. sounds like a motor bike !!! apparently (don't qoute me on this) they have a similar head to some yamaha bike engines

top motors !!

 

i have a mate who has dropped one in a hilux, completley worked cams, lightened every where and two solex side drafts.. it screams well into 8000 rpm.. sounds like a motor bike !!! apparently (don't qoute me on this) they have a similar head to some yamaha bike engines

 

As with basically all Toyota G-head engines, the heads themselves are designed by Yamaha.

 

2TG, 18RG, 4AGE, 2ZZGE, 3SGE etc etc

well there ya go. so he wasnt bullshittin me lol

te71 has a 3t-c right??

Custom engine mounts and crossmember will need to be fabricated, most likely the same deal with the gearbox crossmember.

 

a 4age will rev up to and over 8,000rpm.

an 18rg will be getting ready to go bang at 7,500 tops!!!!

 

Cheers

 

 

should go on 18rg celica mounts man cause the ae71 needs t18 mounts to drop a 2tg into it, and 18rg's fit into ta22's with 2tc mounts so i can't see why you would need a custom engine cross member to drop it in or even engine mounts to make it work just try some celica mounts and go from there

 

 

just try to get a celica t50 gearbox x-member to bolt up if not then custom is next

 

my mate has and 18rg and it goes out to about 8 and a half without letting go all day

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thanks!

 

ive been hearing alot about these and all i need is money to do the swap now =p

  • 2 weeks later...

we all need the money

  • 3 weeks later...

18RG's are a rear sump engine, so to fit to a TE72 you will need a front sump and pickup from a hilux 18R-C.

Then you will need to make engine mounts.

Transmission from a 22R will fit, but might need some massaging of the tranny tunnel (can't confirm if necessary tho).

 

If you are looking for a cheap conversion, the 18RG is probably not for you. There are plenty of much more simple conversions for your TE72, like a 2TG, 4AGE, etc.

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