I want to swap a 5sfe from my 95 camry with a 3sfe.. so that i can turbo that later on.. will the 3sfe bolt right in to place or will i have to make costum mounts.... if it does bolt up.. could i just use my old electrical crap?
You won't be able to use any of your electrical "crap" from the 5s, sorry. There are pretty big differences in the wiring between the two motors and two generations of Camrys that they came in.mike7869 said:I want to swap a 5sfe from my 95 camry with a 3sfe.. so that i can turbo that later on.. will the 3sfe bolt right in to place or will i have to make costum mounts.... if it does bolt up.. could i just use my old electrical crap?
There is nothing pussy about the 5sfe if you do the build correctly. If you try to slap a turbo on and push 20psi you'll soon regret it, but if you do it right then you have no worries. If you want the GE head, then take a 3SGTE Head and have it machined to fit a 5S block, then work your engine harness to power the new head. Either way working what you have is probably the cheaper option since you'll need custom mounts, harnesses, ecu and of course, the new engine itself to do a swap.mike7869 said:i don't want to turbo mine bc, if i do i will be harder to find parts, i can get a costum engine job at www.TopEndPerformance.com. but it is 3000 just for engine... i have also herd that the 5sfe is a pussy engine and is not worth rebuilding.. here is a link to a 5sfe turbo.. http://www.poweredbytoyota.com/ssfeturbo.html i am not sayin that it can't be done.. and the engine i ment was the 3sgte.. not 3sfe.. bc the 3sgte is much more giving when it come to power...
You gotta pay to play. Good forged pistons and billet rods don't come cheap.mike7869 said:well ok if i do stick with the 5s, i would need forged parts and the only ones i have found run 765 for just pistons.. and 600 for rods.. that is way too much for just that....
From what I hear, rebuilding trannies is an art. You have to find a good shop to make sure it will hold up for a while.mike7869 said:ill just buy an engine from the junk yeard and rebuild that... but is there anything i can do to make sure the trans will hold up... i know i can get it rebulit.. but how long would taht last... and are there trans mod even mad for that trans
thanks for all the help...
i rarely ever foray into the camry forum anymore, but:mike7869 said:don't think i haven't searched.. i have typed in trany, trany load.. max trany load.. and so on.. but all i find is people with trany problems or how to change auto to man... i was just wondering if those who have a turboed camry have upgraded their trany... for cv shafts..
bc one of my boddies has a cvic pushing 330 to the wheels and he has gone through 2 man trans and 2 sets of cv shafts.. i might be a noob but i am not lazy.. i do search.. just lookin for more intel...
thanks for all the help so far