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post Jan 22, 2003 - 5:24 PM
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Ok, heres the deal. First of all i wanted to swap a 3S-GTE into my 96 st, but i would have to modify mounts and use a different transmission right? correct me plz. So the 4A-GZE would be the perfect alternative right? 170hp is what i hear from other topics (i did do a search before i wrote this) just some things were unclear. So, my dad sez he can probly get a hold of one from a friend who owns a junkyard. So maybe getting a new motor isn't a dream any more we will see. Oh and i plan on buying the whole clip.
ok so heres my questions: confused.gif

  • What model/year use a 4A-GZE?
  • Would i have to get a new transmission?
  • This is probly a stupid question but could i use my 7A-FE's ECU?
  • If i needed a new transmission what model/year would i be able to use?
  • Would i need any type of new suspension?
  • Would i have to get a new large fuel pressure reulator?

Thanks for your help. Any info on this swap is very much appreciated. smile.gif




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post Jan 22, 2003 - 6:25 PM
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1)  What model/year use a 4A-GZE?
2)  Would i have to get a new transmission?
3)  This is probly a stupid question but could i use my 7A-FE's ECU?
4)  If i needed a new transmission what model/year would i be able to use?
5)  Would i need any type of new suspension?
6)  Would i have to get a new large fuel pressure reulator?


1) ... MR2's? don't know the year?
2) No, if you get the ae101 then it comes with an LSD 5Spd.
3) Why would you want to use the 7A-FE ECU on a Supercharged engine?!?!? No, you use the 4A-GZE's.
4) No shhh.
5) No, stop.
6) Only if you want more performance.

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