Hey guys i am currently looking at putting a 4age into a 70's model corolla could someone help me with the ins and outs and if its more trouble then its worth, and if those engines are suitable for a turbo without too much engine work

What corolla is it? 70's model could mean KE10/20/30/55/70 depending on where your from.

I havent bought a car yet but i want a old shape from early to late 70's i know its abit hard to give help when i havent got a car yet but i love the old shape rollas, any help would be much appreciated, what would be the easiest to convert?

Easiest to convert is an AE71. All the others require a fair amount of work.

I suggest you google '4AGE into *insert corolla model*' and read all the information you can and decide from there.

Edited April 14, 201313 yr by B.L.Z.BUB

Yea ive been reading up and the ae70's on seem to be the easiest, just not really what I'm lookin for would rather an earlier model

Why don't you just buy the car first then work it out? They are all difficult but legal to convert to 4age. Your main concern should be focused on buying one in good condition because you wont have much choice to pick from, especially if your budget is tight.

Just remember that the 4age NEVER came in anything other than an ae86 when it comes to RWD corollas (in australia at least)

 

the 4ac came in the ae71, which is pretty simliar to a ke70 (you can put ae71 stuff into a ke70 to mount a 4ac/4age)

 

So essentially a 4age in anything other than a ke70 or an ae71 is custom engine mounts, gbox mounts and tailshaft, wiring and fuel system. It's welding time.

I sell conversion kits for ke20 through to ke70 to make the first step easier