MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 (edited) . Edited January 10, 2012 by MattJA Quote
MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 i think he is picking up a 2L pinto OH and is trying to find a cosworth head. ive found the old rally corollas used a 2T in most cases so i think I'm going to see how much i can find one for. i know there old but so are ke's :) Quote
altezzaclub Posted January 10, 2012 Report Posted January 10, 2012 That is unsurprising! Using an 18R would be close, about 100bhp stock at 5500rpm, no doubt you could get a lot more. His Pinto motor puts out the same, so you could both mod them the same too. Then you can both go 16valve later. Quote
MRMOPARMAN Posted January 10, 2012 Report Posted January 10, 2012 in regards to events.. are you in a motorsport club yet? if so have a look at the classes they have, some engines might not suit, others might work out. are you after an old school combo? i wouldnt discount 2TG's, as they can be made to go quite well, and look period (awesome) in a ke25. i have a 4age in my race rolla. i think its perfect for this car. nice light motor and revs to the sky. just really suits it. remember, if you transplant a later motor into the car and want it engineered, the later the motor, the harder it will be to get done, with stricter emissions standards, more wiring etc etc. if it were me, id be going a 2/3TG hybrid, a blacktop 4age converted to RWD (not that hard), or if your not totally toyota biased.. a CA18 or rotor. Quote
MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 how would the 2T match? then i can just see whether i can find a 2T or 18R. the 2T is lighter than the 18R isnt it???? i would love to go 3sge eventually... Quote
MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 in regards to events.. are you in a motorsport club yet? if so have a look at the classes they have, some engines might not suit, others might work out. are you after an old school combo? i wouldnt discount 2TG's, as they can be made to go quite well, and look period (awesome) in a ke25. i have a 4age in my race rolla. i think its perfect for this car. nice light motor and revs to the sky. just really suits it. remember, if you transplant a later motor into the car and want it engineered, the later the motor, the harder it will be to get done, with stricter emissions standards, more wiring etc etc. if it were me, id be going a 2/3TG hybrid, a blacktop 4age converted to RWD (not that hard), or if your not totally toyota biased.. a CA18 or rotor. nah not in a club as yet. would love to find one though. i think I'm now heading towards the 2T, agreed that they look sweet along with the 4age in the bay :) and i would like to keep it all toyota too. Quote
MRMOPARMAN Posted January 10, 2012 Report Posted January 10, 2012 just keep in mind.. a worked pinto with cosworth head will blow a 2TG-18RG into the weeds. a HEAVILY worked 4/7age miiiiiight keep up, depending on whats done to the pinto Quote
styler Posted January 10, 2012 Report Posted January 10, 2012 (edited) What does a worked pinto with cosworth head put out? Guessing 200 - 300hp? Worked 2L pinto can do up to 200hp last I looked which is pretty good. 2TG you can get new aftermarket 3tc internals to bore and stroke out, but its the other stuff that's expensive - thats motor building for you. 200hp limit on 2tg. Pinto in a ke25 would be weird to say the least... google images - TE27 :) Edited January 10, 2012 by styler Quote
MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 just keep in mind.. a worked pinto with cosworth head will blow a 2TG-18RG into the weeds. a HEAVILY worked 4/7age miiiiiight keep up, depending on whats done to the pinto That makes me sad. Quote
Redwarf Posted January 10, 2012 Report Posted January 10, 2012 (edited) I had a 2TG in a 35, now transpanted into my 25. I did it for old school cool, and the fact that the rally 35 had an intimate meeting with a couple of large brown leafy things and I had a 160 fly hp motor sitting on the floor. Great low down grunt, but fickle on tune and set-up. 4ag would be the direction I'd go. Cheap, easy and tons of spare. Cosworth head on a pinto will be cubic dollars to do right, and more fickle than a 2TG. 18R is a boat anchor. Put it out of your mind. Edited January 10, 2012 by Redwarf Quote
MRMOPARMAN Posted January 10, 2012 Report Posted January 10, 2012 What does a worked pinto with cosworth head put out? Guessing 200 - 300hp? Worked 2L pinto can do up to 200hp last I looked which is pretty good. 2TG you can get new aftermarket 3tc internals to bore and stroke out, but its the other stuff that's expensive - thats motor building for you. 200hp limit on 2tg. Pinto in a ke25 would be weird to say the least... google images - TE27 :) yeah they don't need that much work to do 200hp fly. where a 2/3TG is bordering on a cranky race motor to do the same. formula atlantic 4age's only make 220-240hp and they arent exactly streetable. fairly cranky pinto headed pinto's and datsun L series can get 200hp+. oh and I'm sure OP said his mate was putting the pinto into an escort. redwarf - my mate is collecting bits to make a cosworth headed pinto atm. yes theres alot of little bits and pieces you have to buy to make it work. once you have them though its fairly easy to get power out of them. wasnt colin maccraes escort rally car rumoured to have 350+hp fly? i know jason richards BDA escort is somewhere around that too. mattJA - as redwarf said, don't touch an 18RG with a 10ft pole. you might catch the aids they came with from the factory. even toytota enthusiasts stay away from them unless they are restoring a car that came with one from the factory. so as i see it, it you want old school cool, go 2/3TG hybrid. and later if you want more powerz you can drop a 3TGTE straight into it. if you want a sweetly balanced, compact rev to the sky motor with lots of options and good parts availability, go 4age. then later you could upgrade to blacktop/GZE/turbo/7AG later on.. or a combination :) or if you want a toyota motor that will ultimately make the most power, go 3SGE beams. then later you could upgrade to a 3SGTE (st205 or later.. earlier ones are pooh). however i think this motor would be too heavy to be a sweet package in a KE25. if you can get almost as much power as your mate, you should be able to use the smaller size, lightness etc to your advantage and still beat him if you play your cards right. Quote
MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 alright boys looks like I'm going for the 4age, you have talked me into it. 18rg's are out of the equation. plus i have found a few 4 age motors already, havnt seen a 2T. going to have a read around on what to do to the 4age now for prime hp ie bore, stroke, head, crank etc. i just want to beat his scort but fairly, not just bolting a turbo on :happy: i have found alot of more information on the conversion too which is good. cheers for all your discussions too lads its been good. half the fun is talking about these little beauts. if anyone knows of any ke's for sale could they let me know? I'm looking for a dailey stockish aswell as doing my project. :) Quote
MattJA Posted January 10, 2012 Author Report Posted January 10, 2012 so the next topic of discussion is which 4age to go? I'm sure you all have different experiences with the differnt models. I'm not sure why but I'm thinking of 16v? :hmm: Quote
blktoy35 Posted January 11, 2012 Report Posted January 11, 2012 (edited) 4agze, thats fair it aint turbo.. lol are you planing on going efi or carby on the 4age? Edited January 11, 2012 by blktoy35 Quote
Teddy Posted January 11, 2012 Report Posted January 11, 2012 I love how everyone totally overlooks and underestimates the 7K <3 Quote
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