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4Afc To 20V 4Age Silvertop

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I'm going to convert the old carby to a 20v silver top. I'm getting a complete engine. I figure I'll need a new fuel tank. I was wondering that if I got the engine, fuel tank, after market wire looms, ecu, chip, and ignition is there anything else that needs to be bought. Is the Accel/Brake/clutch ok to keep or need to be replaced. Drivetrain/dif. The flywheel and bellhousings. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also wondering if it would save a lot of hassle to buy a halfcut?

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Btw I will be getting aftermarket ignition, ecu, pod filter, fuel pumps, fans and radiator so I won't be needing help on those

now we have a 20V conversion thread already but thats for rear wheel drive converts and this is for your ae92 I assume?

Keep in mind that not all gearboxes have the same clutch sizes. Match the flywheel/clutch combo that goes with the gearbox, not the motor.

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It's for my ae92. I'm sick of the lack of power the carby engine has. I have been thinking about grabbing the sx gear box and a lighter flywheel.

half cut is the way to go for sure. Buy an ae93 fuel tank, then just swap everything over from the half cut of an ae101 or something. It's a fairly easy job with no cutting or modification, or atleast there shoudln't be

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Is it a difficult process changing engines over and installing wireloom and ecu, where could I fit the ecu?

if you have never worked on cars before then yes, for someone with a bit of experience no, just time consuming. Ecu would go where it's normally put with the 4afe model; under your radio.

pending how much capital you have behind you...it will probably be ALOT easier buy one with a 20V already fitted.

 

or sell yours and buy a 4afe or 4age, and then put in your 20V or you might even be happy with the power of those EFI engines. that way you already have the bigger brakes, fuel system and what not.

 

you could put one into yours, but its going to require alot of parts collecting, which will all add up $$$$.

 

or, find a smashed car with all the bits on it you want, thats a good way to buy parts too!

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Yeah I was contemplating buying an AE93 SX with a silver or blacktop. Its probably going to be a lot cheaper if I sell my car for $1500 as is and buy one for $3000.

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Yeah I was contemplating buying an AE93 SX with a silver or blacktop. Its probably going to be a lot cheaper if I sell my car for $1500 as is and buy one for $3000.

hey i am just in the process of getting rid of

For Sale

black top 4age 20v, the engine has 126.xxx

Genuine Toyota engine mounts have done 5000kms front, rear and both sides

Gear box,

cv shafts both sides

Wiring

EFI fuel tank, lines also if your interested

Series 2 sx brakes front and rear calipers and discs, brakes have only done 5000kms

Calipers are yellow

comes with black top ecu but not wired in,

$2700 ono for all

all up this cost me over 3

if you want to see it running i can show you its still all in my car

 

i also have a 2 and a half inch exhaust hi flow cat and tri flow muffler that was bolted up to the engine

$500

Wondering how much you want just for the engine? or are you selling as a whole?

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I'm still a while from having all the cash, rego was due on the 11th but i got swamped and still have to make those payments.

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