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post Oct 21, 2004 - 10:42 PM
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FOUND a 86 mr2 N/A...4AGE..BLUE TOP head.....comes complete with harness and ecu.. ...for $170 would it be a price to pay??... is it worth to built the 4age blue top head....and putting it on the stock 7afe block..???? and aslo the wiring..is it hard to connet . .??? and is it drive-able?? ......need help..quickly..............??? and i heard that blue top makes HP.?? ....Horsepower, go with the BLUE TOP[/URL] http://www.toyotacelicaonline.com/celica1/7ahybrid.htm
 
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post Oct 21, 2004 - 11:42 PM
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OO YEAH AND WOULD THE 86 N/A ROD FIT THE CELICA 7AFE..CAUZ MINE IS BENT...HEHEHEHEEH ZEX WOOOWIIIIIIEEE
post Oct 21, 2004 - 11:27 PM
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Yeah that's a pretty good price. Keep in mind though, the bluetop isn't the best 4AGE head. I would try to find a 20v head.

Since you're putting it in your Celica, you'll need to do all of the wiring and use the 4AGE ECU. So yes, the wiring is difficult.

No, the '86 4AGE rod will not fit the 7AFE. You should be able to fine a new one pretty cheap though... might as well replace all of them along with the pistons...

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post Oct 22, 2004 - 8:41 AM
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st_celica_killer Posted on Oct 21, 2004 - 9:42 PM
  OO YEAH AND WOULD THE 86 N/A ROD FIT THE CELICA 7AFE..CAUZ MINE IS BENT...HEHEHEHEEH ZEX WOOOWIIIIIIEEE 


are you retarded or something? do you read what you are saying at all?

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FOUND a 86 mr2 N/A...4AGE..BLUE TOP head.....comes complete with harness and ecu.. ...for $170 would it be a price to pay??... is it worth to built the 4age blue top head....and putting it on the stock 7afe block..???? and aslo the wiring..is it hard to connet . .??? and is it drive-able?? ......need help..quickly..............??? and i heard that blue top makes HP.?? ....Horsepower, go with the BLUE TOP[/URL] http://www.toyotacelicaonline.com/celica1/7ahybrid.htm


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post Oct 22, 2004 - 9:11 AM
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did you even read that link i gave you NO the rods from the 4age wont fit the 7afe the 7afe is taller

the 20v is going to be harder than the 16v to mate to 7afe bottom end you should read the MR2 7age post again rolleyes.gif


and dont double post! mad.gif you should have added this to your previous 7age thread

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yea your 3sgte is cool but ill stick to my 7agte
post Oct 22, 2004 - 10:58 AM
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if you want my opinion, don't worry with the wiring. IF I do the hybrid i am going to modify the stock 7a computer. Why? #1 I have an auto, and the ECU controlls the tranny. 2, I don't want a hella restrictive AFM holding back what power I might get from it, and the 7a is Map, so we're all good there.

Last, it's just easier to have the 7a ecu modified and then just plug everything in. Do all final tuning with the Super AFC, and then be on your way. wink.gif

Good luck bro. With the advice you've been getting, you're going to need it bad.

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