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Old 11-08-2005, 12:55 AM   #1 (permalink)
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20v 4AGE swap into AE86

How easy is it to swap a 20v 4AGE into a AE86. Ive read that you have to re-wire the harness, but if you had another harness and ECU i guess you wouldnt have to do that. Im not sure but i think the 20V 4AGE is RWD i could be wrong. But between the 16V and the 20V which is better. ( which has a more extensive aftermarket.). If i did the swap are there any clearance issues in the engine bay. Thanks
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Old 11-08-2005, 01:45 AM   #2 (permalink)
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-Is not as easy as it looks
-Either way you still have to rewire as the 16V and 20V harnesses are different so you still have to get the 20V ECU and wiring together.
-20Vs only came in FWD so yeah, you ARE wrong.
-20Vs have more aftermarket than the 16Vs but still nothing like a B16
-You would have to cut or bang the firewall in order to fit the 20V motor
-you're welcome
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Old 11-08-2005, 08:32 AM   #3 (permalink)
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-20Vs have more aftermarket than the 16Vs but still nothing like a B16
what have you been smoking again REN? the 16V by far has more aftermarket support here in North America and Japan.
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^^ Agreed. Same in Oz. No aftermarket for 20v here
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-You would have to cut or bang the firewall in order to fit the 20V motor
unless u go with a DLI setup
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