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post Dec 27, 2013 - 8:12 PM
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Alright my father in law found a Toyota CT-26 Turbo in almost new condition and I am wanting to install it in my 5sfe celica and I was wondering if I really need to swap the head and go 5sgte? Or is it possible in low boost (about 4-9) applications, because if so in theory all I would have to is get a manifold made and then the normal turbo stuff; wastegate, intercoolers, oil lines, oil pan, 315 green injectors, etc.

Has anyone seen it done or done it themselves?

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post Dec 30, 2013 - 10:11 PM
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QUOTE (Smaay @ Dec 29, 2013 - 11:24 AM) *
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Generally it is cheaper, faster, and more reliable in the long run to just go 3sgte instead of fiddling with the 5sfe.



yes, the 5S-FE ECU is not boost and piggyback friendly. Im running a boosted 5S right now trying several tuning methods. Right now im using the AEM FIC again to try and tune it. I think the ODBII ECU is just going to fight me too much. If you have a pre 96 car then it might be a little easier. That is one of the options im going to try. Re-pin the harness for a 94 ECU, however that also requires running more wires and changing distributor because they are different.



Why don't you sell the FIC and go with Megasquirt. The DIYPNP I built for my car cost me about 500 bucks and has been nothing short of amazing. Id love to see someone install it on a 5sfe.

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post Dec 30, 2013 - 10:27 PM
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QUOTE (lagos @ Dec 30, 2013 - 11:11 PM) *
QUOTE (Smaay @ Dec 29, 2013 - 11:24 AM) *
QUOTE (SupraKid @ Dec 28, 2013 - 8:20 AM) *
Generally it is cheaper, faster, and more reliable in the long run to just go 3sgte instead of fiddling with the 5sfe.



yes, the 5S-FE ECU is not boost and piggyback friendly. Im running a boosted 5S right now trying several tuning methods. Right now im using the AEM FIC again to try and tune it. I think the ODBII ECU is just going to fight me too much. If you have a pre 96 car then it might be a little easier. That is one of the options im going to try. Re-pin the harness for a 94 ECU, however that also requires running more wires and changing distributor because they are different.



Why don't you sell the FIC and go with Megasquirt. The DIYPNP I built for my car cost me about 500 bucks and has been nothing short of amazing. Id love to see someone install it on a 5sfe.


The 5S distributor doesn't run well with Megasquirt in general, unlike the 3S distributor. However, he can install a 98+ oil pump, crank timing gear and crank sensor, and use the distributor's single-tooth trigger (cam signal) as a cam sensor and even fire the coil directly with a Megasquirt or use external coils.

But we both agree on one thing, he should be installing a standalone ECU. tongue.gif I think he soon will...


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