hey guys this is the conversion so far i need some help/suggestions for

-engine mounts

-how to get rims considering every shop tells me i can't get some due to offset and older style stud pattern..

-also do the 20v and the 16v have the same exahaust mainfold bolt pattern,

because i have found a rwd exhaust manifold for a 20v and don't want to buy it without knowing first..??

any help would be good :)

from my memory you have a 4 x 114 stud pattern and new wheels are available if you know where to look- one brand is sportmax.

 

A 20V exhaust flange has the outer 2 holes further outwards, it's easy to redrill a 20v flange to make it 16V compatiable. So what pipes are they?

as for engine mounts, cut and shortened ae86/71 mounts should work fine or custom brackets with ae86/71 rubbers.

 

16v and 20v have different exhaust flanges.

from my memory you have a 4 x 114 stud pattern and new wheels are available if you know where to look- one brand is sportmax.

 

A 20V exhaust flange has the outer 2 holes further outwards, it's easy to redrill a 20v flange to make it 16V compatiable. So what pipes are they?

 

 

ohok thanks.. yeh most places say they have nothing except one rim which comes with no stud holes and then they send them away to be drilled..

i thought the manifolds were roughly the same..umm its just a stainless steel manifold on ebay so I'm hoping it all goes well if i can make it work..

as for engine mounts, cut and shortened ae86/71 mounts should work fine or custom brackets with ae86/71 rubbers.

 

16v and 20v have different exhaust flanges.

 

ok cool thanks that will help alot :)

I don't think ae71/86 rubber mounts work. I tried it and I found with the bottom of the sump level with the crossmember there is not enough room to put the oil filter on.

Edited December 21, 201015 yr by Sam_Q

I don't think ae71/86 rubber mounts work. I tried it and I found with the bottom of the sump level with the crossmember there is not enough room to put the oil filter on.

 

Plenty of room for the sump and oil filter.

My 4age ke55 engine mounts using ae86/71 rubber mounts, quickly bolted on my spare motor.

Edited December 22, 201015 yr by KeelzaMate

do you have a pic of it in the car with a view from underneith?

do you have a pic of it in the car with a view from underneith?

 

Nah I don't, but when I get a chance I'll bolt a ke55 crossmember to it on the stand and take a pic.

hey guys,

so iv made some progress finally.. so far i have achieved

-made engine mounts and mounted engine in the car

-went to measure the gearbox mount and turned out it bolt straight up to the t50 which i wasnt expecting

-bought a yoke to fit g/box and that also fit right in I'm yet to install that though.

also when i tried to put the manifold on which was cut and shut it didnt fit in due to hitting the master cylinder and i havent heard of that before so i had to cut the manifold to shorten it which i didnt want to do because i believe you loose power if not done right but it had to be done..also i can't use the tvis because that just adds more distance to clear with it..

and i have found out the exhaust manifold i bought hits the idler arm so not too happy about that so i moght have to pay some one to fix that problem..

also i have got all my fuel system components ready to go in the boot just have to get around to that ill post some pictures when thats done..here are some pics so far though hope yous like it :)

Edited April 11, 201115 yr by purple_ke55

just more photos..

hey dude thinking about putting a 4age into my ke55,

 

is it much f*&*ing around to put in? like u need to modify the cross member?

do u need to pump the tunnel or cut new holes for the t50 or does it just line straight up??

 

cheers brae

hey dude thinking about putting a 4age into my ke55,

 

is it much f*&*ing around to put in? like u need to modify the cross member?

do u need to pump the tunnel or cut new holes for the t50 or does it just line straight up??

 

cheers brae

 

 

u just need to make engine mounts uo and a gearbox mount aswell had to do it for my ke36 wagon no need to pump out the gearbox tunnel