I'm ready to oder my 4AGE engine

[Candungo]

Ok guys,FINALLY uncle Sam send me my tax check,LOL.Now straight to the point.
My project is to swap a 4AGE Blacktop A/T to a 95 corolla.I all ready know that there is a issue with AC compressor,P/S pump and custom work is need it to resolve it.
Questions:
Will my 7afe axles fit on the 4AGE tranny?
What wiring mod is need it?
Is there a option to use better motor mounts?
How do you go about powering the ECU?
I'm a CNC machinist for 15 years and mechanic incline,just trying to get as much help is possible for a easy swap.Thanks guys

I hope when done that it looks like this one.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/287077

[PatrickGSR94]

ugh red one is so ricer, please don't do it up like that.

[GTChink]

for wiring, just make sure you get the engine with the uncut wire harness and ECU. Send both your harness and the one from the blacktop to Dr. Tweak at http://phoenixtuning.com/ and just fill out the wiring service form. Not sure how much he charges but last I heard was about $200-$300. They've done so many swaps it's a piece of cake for them to wire the blacktop's harness for your corolla's needs. Axles should be just reused if they're in good condition. You can see if you want to use polyurethane mounts but not required. Not sure what you mean A/C Compressor and P/S pump? You can either reuse yours or use the new ones? And powering the ECU? just replace the stock one with the one that came with the blacktop. Just make sure you BUY the entire swap. Blacktop engine, tranny, uncut harness, ECU. Oh yeah, and for coolant hoses just get ones from autozone or kragen... shouldn't be much different from a 4afe/7afe position wise. Oh yeah, and then not sure about emissions in Illinois (assuming you're in Chicago) but just needs to make it pass

I don't have a blacktop myself but had a friend who did it in his 1986 mr2.

[GTChink]

Originally Posted by Candungo

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/287077

holy crap I just realized he has that rare airbagged JDM TRD steering wheel. That thing is like $1k on Ebay! AHHAHA

[Candungo]

The car of choice is a 95 Corolla (not red) 1.6L 4AFE.No Emission test.GTShink what I meant about the AC is that I need custom lines and for the Power Steering also.How do I load pics?

[iToaster]

Upload your pictures to an image site like photobucket or similar and use the image tags in the message formatting bar when you reply to a thread. Air conditioning and power steering hoses can be custom made at any store that does hydraulics (for example, my local Tractor Supply Co. will make a custom hydraulic hose).

[PhatRoyale]

Originally Posted by GT*****

holy crap I just realized he has that rare airbagged JDM TRD steering wheel. That thing is like $1k on Ebay! AHHAHA

That thing looks freaking bulky. Not worth it.

Celica GT-S/8th gen Corolla S steering wheel ftw.

Looks like he ran out of money and had to go the ricer route to finish his interior.

[GTChink]

Originally Posted by PhatRoyale

That thing looks freaking bulky. Not worth it.

Celica GT-S/8th gen Corolla S steering wheel ftw.

Looks like he ran out of money and had to go the ricer route to finish his interior.

HAHA yeah...maybe that's why.

Here is a sample listing:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-T...Q5fAccessories


then I saw how much THIS one goes for OMG.....more than the cost of my car

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-9...Q5fAccessories

[PatrickGSR94]

whoa... I only saw the first page of that cardomain page at first. WOW it got a LOT better with the addition of the 4A-GE 20V with ITB's and manual tranny. Good to see it actually de-riced.

[TRDKAMURI99]

Try contact a user here name kaitaiya. He did a blacktop conversion in his 93 corolla.

Link to his work.
http://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vboa...d.php?t=334312

[Piloter]

Kirkosaurus makes urethane inserts for the A-series motor mounts, with 'dogbone' auto-trans mount inserts available via special request. No clue if the blacktop AT mount would be the same as the 7AFE AT mount....or if you've got a set of shot mounts, you could get some urethane from McMaster-Carr and reurethane them like I did in whatever hardness you want (the thread should be around here somewhere still.)