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Engine conversion, 4age engine swap |
alltracfreak |
Jan 8 2015, 04:24 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 4 Joined: 8-January 15 From: Florida Member No.: 18,308 Region Association: None |
Hey everyone I'm a new member and looking into purchasing a 914 roller and I have a Toyota 20 valve 4age engine that I'm building. My question is do they sell a conversion kit for my engine with mounts, trans adapter and flywheel? And my goal is 500 wheel horsepower with a 8k rpm redline so which transmission would best suit my application? Would i need any chassis modifications for this power level?
Thanks for your time |
mrfourteen |
Jul 21 2015, 12:08 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 1-November 13 From: Oregon out in the Mozarks Member No.: 16,596 Region Association: Pacific Northwest |
I just found this old thread. Being in the process of building a 914 4AG swap and having worked with the 4AG engines a lot. A ll I can say to 500hp is oh sure for about 10 minutes. F1 spends millions of $ to get reliable 650hp out of a 1.6 with limited success.
(you can fool the fans but you can't fool the players) I'm using a 16 valve carbed unit as a test mule to sort out cooling and related install challenges. Using a Kennedy adapter and fly wheel. Then on to a 20 valve with flat slide carbs and some out board controllers for the ignition and VVT. These are all things I have done before so a relatively easy swap. You can squeeze about 175 HP out of a NA 4AG (reliable/drivable) Formula Atlantic cars are now in the 240hp range(NA). So for a 914 175 is plenty considering it will weigh in a bit less than stock and rev to 8500. Soooo tamp down the unrealistic HP figures and go Natural aspirated, use the 914 box and you'll have a car that actually exists. Or better yet just get an MR2 and skip the whole thing. Oh there I go being harsh on the newb, but the whole thing smells trollish. |
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