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Engine For Swap In Ke36 Wagon

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who has spent 30grand on a efi sr20 setup? even paying a shop to do the whole thing themselves and paying normal customer price i wouldnt think it would reach 30grand

  • 2 weeks later...

Firstly, you are writing "too" where its meant to be "to" and it's really bugging me :lol:

 

I wouldn't think a SR20 would cost 30g to install at a shop..

 

Why don't you turbo (or supercharge depending on the laws of power to weight) a 5k, or get a 4age and turbo it?

Even tuning a na 4age to its wits end might be good enough for you!

Firstly, you are writing "too" where its meant to be "to" and it's really bugging me :lol:

 

I wouldn't think a SR20 would cost 30g to install at a shop..

 

Why don't you turbo (or supercharge depending on the laws of power to weight) a 5k, or get a 4age and turbo it?

Even tuning a na 4age to its wits end might be good enough for you!

 

 

Nothing against the 4AGE but can i ask why?

 

Apart from the 4AGE being in the Toyota family, they are way over used and i'm glad that people are actually going for the beams engine and 3RZ.

 

In my opinion the 4AGE engine is only used for its name. don't hold me to this but i'd say its one of the most known 1600 engines around. It is a little over rated.

 

Anyway, sorry if i've offended anyone but thats just my opinion.

 

Cheers, Mark

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