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20v Engine Conversion

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Thinking of putting a 20v into my 92 corolla. What are your thoughts? Are they a quick little car with the 20v engines?

 

cheers

if its already got the 4age 16v its not worth the effort IMO, but if you have a 4afc/4afe its a decent upgrade :)

 

but bear in mind that you will be putting an engine in with an unknown service history,

 

when doing this conversion, don't skimp on parts, other wise you maybe doing another engine swap i the near future

 

change or at the very least check the water pump (recommend changing it though)

change the timing belt

all ancillary belts

cam/crank seals

and a new clutch

this is the very minimum i would personally do

 

other than that good luck and have fun if you doing it yourself :P

I'm also considering a 20v into a AE92 with 4A-FE. Just not sure on what model front cut to ask for and what sort of wiring mods need to be done.

I'm also considering a 20v into a AE92 with 4A-FE. Just not sure on what model front cut to ask for and what sort of wiring mods need to be done.

 

will depend on if you want a silvertop(ae101) or blacktop(ae111)

 

wiring if you not so confident i suggest having it done professionally or by some that has done it previously,

 

if you surf the forums or ask for help fairly sure someone will be able to give you pointers :P

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