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Beams Blacktop 3S-Ge Into A Ke70

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haha, thanks dave. Yep, couldn't have made it any simpler to bolt one of these suckers into a KE70.

yeah nah, not the answer I was after. I don't think that would pass for a street driven car even if it goes through an engineer, I was hoping to use a stock cross member modified like bill sherwood http://www.billzilla...crossmember.jpg. If the cross member is spaced it will obviously place the engine lower to the ground which is not a good thing seeing as it is a tall engine with a low sump to start with.

 

so the the questions still stand!

 

Is the auto trans tunnel larger than the manual tunnel in the AE71? if so, would I still have to modify the trans tunnel or the firewall for the J160?

Also what is the distance between the end of the bell housing and the centre of the shifter on a J160?

Edited by Twincam16seca

Did you read that thread over at ae86dc? there is a huge thread about this.

 

There are a few guys over there that have done it.

 

The reason i sent jordans forsale thread is that he has done it and he has quoted that you don't need to modify the tunnel IF you move the crossmember down 1"

 

Thus to me that sais if you don't want to move cross member down, then you need to find this 1" somewhere else, ie, cut it out of your tunnel/firewall?

Also if your worried about a low hanging sump you could just trim the bottom of the sump and pick up and wing it to get back the capacity

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