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ESI-RStarion
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Post by ESI-RStarion »

Looking for a 4AC around the Portland, Oregon area. My engine is about to go so why not upgrade? let me know, thanks.

*edit* nevermind, found one!
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Post by rj777 »

I live in arizona and ordered mine from texas...got a rebuild for 550...shipping cost 200 on top of that...not bad found it on line...i'll check for my receipt and get the name of the company if you would like...the installation was pretty easy
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Post by Mac »

now get kit number 10 for the 4A-C with hi-po oil pump and 10:1 CR pistons!

http://www.importperformanceparts.net/i ... oyota.html
Tercel 4WD "POWER WAGOON" with 4A-C
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mods: ignition at 10 DBTDC and 90 octane gas.
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try this.

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there is only one jeep.and that is one too many!
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Post by Mac »

after lookng into the 20V swap a little on the corolla GTS forums, I'm actually thinking it would be a pretty easy swap into a tercel with a little wiring know-how.

the problem with the AE-86 is that you have to wire it into a pre-existing EFI wiring harness, in the tercels case all you have to do is supply a voltage to the ECU on start up, memory and then a VSS (or just buy a VSS pulse generator). then there is the obvious like installing a high pressure fuel pump in the system, probably under the hood so you would only need a short length of high pressure fuel hose. for the exhaust, i would just use the FWD exhaust header, then route it under the engine and into the existing system, and of course swap the tercels oil pan and pick up tube. kits to make the cooling system compatible with a AE-86 (and our cars too) are readily available.

the reason i started thinking about this is that after you end up rebuilding a 4a-c or 3a-c engine you'll end up spending almost the same, but with substantially less power.
Tercel 4WD "POWER WAGOON" with 4A-C
aka: "no powa steering tercel, oh oh oh!"
mods: ignition at 10 DBTDC and 90 octane gas.
ESI-RStarion
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Post by ESI-RStarion »

Don't the 20v silvertops throw down around 160 hp and tq?
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83 T4WD DLX - Daily Driver weber 32/36, Celica/Paseo front brakes, 205/75/14 Snow tires, Lifted, 2.5inch exhaust, "Rebuilt" 3ac.
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Post by GTSSportCoupe »

ESI-RStarion wrote:Don't the 20v silvertops throw down around 160 hp and tq?
Many people wish that was so! They first rev 20v 4age is over rated at 165hp @ 7800rpm and 120ft/lb @ 5600rpm. A very amazing engine indeed, but not a torque monster by any means.
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Post by ESI-RStarion »

Took a quick look at wikipedia and read it wrong.. my bad lol.
83 T4WD SR5 - In tercel heaven
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83 T4WD DLX - Daily Driver weber 32/36, Celica/Paseo front brakes, 205/75/14 Snow tires, Lifted, 2.5inch exhaust, "Rebuilt" 3ac.
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