I live in Jakarta - Indonesia. I have some questions that maybe anybody in this forum could answer.
I own 1996 Toyota Corona FWD manual trans with 3S engine 16 valves DOHC 2.0 liter. 3S is what the engine type written on the tag in the engine compartment. My questions are :
- Do 3S & 3S-FE the same in dimension ?
- Is it possible to install a turbocharger unit with stock engine internals ?
- Does the original transmission need to be replaced and what type is strong enough ?
I live in Jakarta - Indonesia. I have some questions that maybe anybody in this forum could answer.
I own 1996 Toyota Corona FWD manual trans with 3S engine 16 valves DOHC 2.0 liter. 3S is what the engine type written on the tag in the engine compartment. My questions are :
- Do 3S & 3S-FE the same in dimension ?
- Is it possible to install a turbocharger unit with stock engine internals ?
- Does the original transmission need to be replaced and what type is strong enough ?
Your reply would be appreciated. Thank you.
you can use the 3s-gte turbo manifold off a celica gt4 or a mr2 turbo ...
If its safe it depends on what 3s you ... is it a 3s-ge or 3s-fe ??? I know the 3s-ge comes with a higher compression than the 3s-fe....
I havent read all of the posts so someone probably already mentioned this. Your best bet is to get a 3SGTE cylinder head and 3SGTE pistons (for the lower compression) and once the pistons are in the cylinder head bolts directly on with the correct valve clearance because the FE and GE block is the same. The GE/GTE head will give you a wider valve angle (somewhere around 50, and this will give you better flow). then just throw on a performance GTE turbo extractor or the stock one, and I suggest you run a toyota CT26 turbocharger. This is what their rally cars and such used. If you want a less expensive less performing and probably less reliable, just use the stock FE pistons and cylinder head, and put a stock GTE turbo manifold and some turbo running at low PSI.
P.S. Make sure you get an oil cooler and GOOD stainless oil lines. Good LUCK!!
Yeah I did forget ECU. Which is quite important. But really you would have to change the ignition? I believe you but I did not know this, maby a hot coil yes but wow didnt know that. Now the ECU you could just run a GTE ECU if you ran with GTE head and pistons right? Guess if you were to do all of this may just want to get a donner motor, and if you get a donner motor why not just swap that in... Wow boy theres just some of the beauties of carbs I guess. But I suggest you follow his info not mine. Good Luck!
I would like to know what you guess are doing with this project. I'd also love to see the pictures of the 3SFe turbo installed. I have a 1997 toyota RAV4 with the 3SFE engine. I have a AiResearch .42/.48 A/R. What injectors you used and Fuel Pump.
Originally posted by MKIISupra Yeah I did forget ECU. Which is quite important. But really you would have to change the ignition? I believe you but I did not know this, maby a hot coil yes but wow didnt know that. Now the ECU you could just run a GTE ECU if you ran with GTE head and pistons right? Guess if you were to do all of this may just want to get a donner motor, and if you get a donner motor why not just swap that in... Wow boy theres just some of the beauties of carbs I guess. But I suggest you follow his info not mine. Good Luck!
The dizzy won't work from the F engine and vice-versa, and since you're changing that, the coil and ignitor must be changed too. You probably wouldn't want to run GTE pistons, the compression would be so low that driving off boost would be horrible. Like he said, you're better off doing the swap, unless you've got a whole lot of cash and some big dreams.
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