I was going to pull the head off a red top motor with tvis coming from a 92 corolla GTS and was wondering if it would fit onto my current motor, a blue top also with tvis. My car is a 86 corolla GTS.
Originally posted by gotdrift I was going to pull the head off a red top motor with tvis coming from a 92 corolla GTS and was wondering if it would fit onto my current motor, a blue top also with tvis. My car is a 86 corolla GTS.
any help would be appreciated.
thanks
92' Corolla GT-S didn't come with TVI-S. It came with a small port non TVI-S head red top engine. The 88'-89' GT-S came with a red top TVI-S big port head engine. Either heads will fit but with the small port head you'll need the big port to small port intake manifold adaptor.
It will fit. Also, Ninja7 is correct with the adapter plate, otherwise, you'll have to take the smallport intake manifold, and cut and weld it so that the inlet doesn't face the firewall.
Originally posted by hachi_slow ^ maybe he was referring to AE92?
Like hachi_slow said, that it will fit with no problems. The only difference between the two engines is the 88'-89' red top engine and the 85'-87' blue top is the bottom half. The red top is the 7 rib block compared to the blue top 3 rib block.
you'll need the bluetop injectors (unless you swap ecu's as well or pull the low ohm injector fuses).... the late 87+ through 89 used a slightly higher ohm injector.....
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i would say the best set up would be using all the parts from red top engine except for the head...
-Redtop block (10.3:1 comp piston and oil squirting conrod)
-Bluetop head, (bigport)
-bluetop injector
-Redtop Non- Tvis intake (small port)
and Redtop ECU.
the injectors, im not too sure tho.... which ever feels comfortable with the ECU.
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Originally posted by Ninja7 The 88'-89' GT-S came with a red top TVI-S big port head engine.
^^^ no, 88-89 had a redtop bigport t-vis (low comp)...... only difference were the 7 rib blocks and the injectors...... 90 is when it changed (in the states) to a smallport...
smallport manifold wont work on a bigport head.... and a bigport head would have no torque down low w/o the t-vis plate
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1) 2004 IS300 Manual/LSD/Sportdesign 2) 2010 Corolla S 5 speed 3) 1986 MR2 "MK1.22" 5sfe/s54 swap 3) 1995 Ford Explorer 4x4, TT/AAL/custom shackle lift, 31"s
There were two types of red top heads. 88'-89' red top is the same as the 85'-87'blue top which is the big port TVI-S head and the 90'-91' red top head is the non-TVI-S small port head. toyotaspeed90 is correct that you can't put a small port manifold on a big port head but you can put a big port manifold with an adaptor on a small port head. The adaptors can be obtained from TechnoToyTuning.
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