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Old 08-10-2005, 12:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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hey got my hands on some stock 2jz-gte twin turboes....can i make it fit...

hey i was wondering.....if i get custom turbo manifold made can i adapt this on a 4agze engine to go into my ae111. lmk i bought them for 100 bucks and they have no shaftplay, and the owner ran them on really low boost. came with all piping too.... .
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Wow... that sounds like a great deal.

Idk if you can put twins on the 4A, but I know single manifolds are readily available these days.

With enough effort, anything is possible.
That would be sick =P
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Old 08-10-2005, 07:30 PM   #3 (permalink)
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CT26 might be too big for the 4A...
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would it be really???? i always thought the gze sc could handle quite a bit of boost. i mean i reason with the forged pistons and a metal head gasket i should be in there like swimwear. i reason i just need to run not too high a boost. anyone else has some facts that may be helpful
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Wow... that sounds like a great deal.

Idk if you can put twins on the 4A, but I know single manifolds are readily available these days.

With enough effort, anything is possible.
That would be sick =P
Why would you wanna put Twin turbos on a 4Cylinder?? one turbo would be enough as space is already tight. It's not a V6 where there's 3cyl per side. It's true anything can be done, but a 4cyl would experience so much lag that by then.. why bother.
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true i feel you,
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CT26 is way too freakin huge for that 1.6l. its not a matter of handling the boost, its getting the car to produce enough exhaust gas to get the things spinning.
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had a friend who fitted a T3/T4 in a 4AGZE and he was trying to figure out a way to get the engine to rev beyond the 7.5krpm limit just so that he could make full use of the turbo...
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i've got another turbo (stock dsm turbo) 14b. i'll probably just run using this and call it a day.
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