you could use any 1st or 2nd gen 3sge head, you also have to swap the distributer, and the ignitor with the ge one. imo i would go ahead and get the ecu and wiring harness too. get the full potential out of it
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Personally, I could give you the low-down on why the 5SGE n/a swap wouldn't be a cheap or easy way to gain some extra power... but that'll take too long... so I'll just say this. The oversquared design of the 5S block is not gonna utilize the performance factor of the 3SGE head to its fullest extent, simply because the block lacks the ability to rev. In other words, you're probably not gonna make a lot of power in stockish n/a trim without beefing up the bottom end, and with the wide-angled DOHC design, you're gonna be in for some velocity loss (but flow increase) so the torqueband is gonna shift upwards. You can't have the best of both worlds (low-end grunt of the 5SFE and top-end power of the 3SGE) with n/a 4 cylinders...
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kwanza, thanks for the info. i was just reading about that on the mr2 site.
you think i might as well just rebuild the 5sfe and forget the 3sge head all together??? i was thinking if i can get the head cheap, like 50 bucks, then i might as well do it for some gains. but if they are gonna be minimal and not worth it, i'll just finish my 5s rebuild. and maybe get the 3sgte in the future.
ufoz8mycow,
i don't want to spend a bunch of money on the camry yet. maybe in half a year or something. i figure turning the camry in to the 5sfte is gonna cost me a lot, like getting the turbo.
how much you think i can get everything i need for the turbo???
lord anarchy,
the pistons??? replace them for what? when i do the rebuild?? i'm still thinking about them. if i end up keeping the 5sfe, then i'll leave them, but replace the rings. if i go ahead with the turbo, i'll go ahead and get new pistons and rings.
what part of florida do you live in ... tampa bay there a place called jap europiean ... you should call in advance to see if they have one and rember what they quoted you ... they change their mind on prices every other day.
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Hello Victor...
You dont need a 3rd Gen head... It depends on what you want ... The 1st Gen was a Big port ( without TVIS or multiple runners)... 2nd Gen is small port head ... 3rd Gen is big port with TVIS ...
It all depends on you ... what you want... You'll need more than just the head... you have to remember the crank angle and the ignition system between the 5s-fe and the 3s-ge arent the same...
wraith,
i hear you are the expert on all of this. thanks for the input. what do you mean the crank angle is different?? what does that mean, i need?? i know i need the ignition system from the mr2.
i'm contemplating just p&p my 5sfe head, and getting the 3sgte manifold with turbo. i hear the gains to be had are pretty good with that setup.
Originally posted by victor wraith,
i hear you are the expert on all of this. thanks for the input. what do you mean the crank angle is different?? what does that mean, i need??
sorry didnt complete my statement on that one ... theres sensor that the 3s-gte/3s-ge uses that is different from the 5s-fe...
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Originally posted by victor
i know i need the ignition system from the mr2.
i'm contemplating just p&p my 5sfe head, and getting the 3sgte manifold with turbo. i hear the gains to be had are pretty good with that setup.
the gains on a 5s-fte set up is very good... You have enough aftermarket support to make the motor pump well over 600 to 700 at the flywheel...
*Cams=web cams
*pistons= JE or CP pistons ( CP is the one I'd go with )
*rods = Crower or Pauter Machine ( Pauter is the one I preffer)
*Manifold= stock or aftermarket ( aftermaket only if you have a built motor)
*Arp for bolts
*head gasket = 2nd Gen 3s-gte stock or after market
*ecu= stock with piggy backs or full stand alone...
everything can be done ... with the right connection, research and money ...
Originally posted by Wraith
the gains on a 5s-fte set up is very good... You have enough aftermarket support to make the motor pump well over 600 to 700 at the flywheel...
*Cams=web cams
*pistons= JE or CP pistons ( CP is the one I'd go with )
*rods = Crower or Pauter Machine ( Pauter is the one I preffer)
*Manifold= stock or aftermarket ( aftermaket only if you have a built motor)
*Arp for bolts
*head gasket = 2nd Gen 3s-gte stock or after market
*ecu= stock with piggy backs or full stand alone...
everything can be done ... with the right connection, research and money ...
thanks again for the info. i'm doing a rebuild on the 5sfe now. can i go ahead and keep internals stock with the turbo for now??? and when you say the 2nd gen 3sgte stock head gasket, will i be able to use that in my re-build even if i don't get the turbo right away?? and one more question, regarding the ecu, you say stock with piggy backs, does that mean the 5sfe ecu or the 3sgte ecu???
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