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Old 11-01-2005, 01:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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87 FX16...Turbo?

I'm gettin an 87 FX16 with the 4age engine in about a month. The engine has 150k on it and as such I plan on rebuilding it. After rebuilding it, I'd like to turn the car into somewhat of a sleeper by turbo charging it. Where can I get a turbo for this engine and what other things would I have to do to the engine so that putting the turbo on it wouldnt destroy the engine? Thanks for all your help guys.
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Old 11-01-2005, 01:52 PM   #2 (permalink)
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if you plan to go forced induction, then DON'T rebuild it before going turbo...... build it FOR forced induction
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could just put a 4A-GZE engine in it, i mean your planning to rebuild the 4A-GE anyways. It might be cheaper to use a 4A-GZE then to turbo a 4A-GE besides the GZE is already built for forced induction
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94_rolla_guy [QUOTE][could just put a 4A-GZE engine in it, i mean your planning to rebuild the 4A-GE anyways. It might be cheaper to use a 4A-GZE then to turbo a 4A-GE besides the GZE is already built for forced induction/QUOTE]

and then go twin charged but your better off going gze..
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if you plan to go forced induction, then DON'T rebuild it before going turbo...... build it FOR forced induction
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use 8:1 pistons and put aftermaket rods and such in it. A pupose built turbo engine will put more power down, more reliably than slapping a turbo on an NA car.
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GZE pistons and rods.
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but if it's an fx16 gts 4age, then i doubt the gze rods will fit..... early bigports have the same 40mm rod journal that the 4afe's use (so, you could use an early forged 4age crank in a 4afe block ) but the gze's came out in 88... same time as the larger rod journal 4age's, and have the same size journals
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