4Ac To 4 Age List

[MONSTA4]

Hey guys I'm having trouble finding a build thread and list of parts I'll need to put a 4age in to my ae71 corolla can some one give me a link to a list of just all the parts I'll need so I can source them and start m build

[B.L.Z.BUB]

If you have a manual ae71 with a 4ac all you need is the engine, loom and an exhaust.

 

It would pay to do a front strut/brake upgrade for engineering though.

[MONSTA4]

What if I have a auto lol

[B.L.Z.BUB]

Engine

Gearbox

Pedal box

Gearbox cross member

Flywheel

Clutch

Clutch fork

Throw out bearing and carrier

Clutch fork clips

Clutch master

Clutch slave

Clutch hard and soft lines

Drive shaft

Fuel pump

Spigot bearing

Loom

Ecu

Exhaust

Illest stickers

 

Miscellaneous :

 

Wire

Fuses

Fuel line

Surge tank (not 100% needed).

 

A good idea:

 

Upgraded struts

Upgraded diff

Upgraded brakes

 

Budget at least $5,000 doing all the work yourself.

 

 

[MONSTA4]

Sounds about right

[MONSTA4]

And all those parts would be ae71 parts besides the engine?

[ke70dave]

Me thinks you needs to read more of the internets

 

Engine - 4age either from an ae86, ae82 or ae92. if you go the one from the ae92 you will need to cut and reweld the inlet manifold to point it the right way, the ae92 is the better engine.

Gearbox - ae86 or ae71, called the T50. the t50 from the celicas will not work.

Pedal box - ae71, or custom make something. You just need a way to operate the clutch hydraulic master.

Gearbox cross member - ae71 only, the ae86 or ke70 doesnt fit. Wouldnt be hard to make something though.

Flywheel - Comes with the engine. though research weather the ae92 smallport flywheel fits inside the t50, i can't remember.

Clutch-buy one brand new to suit your engine.

Clutch fork - ae71/ae86

Throw out bearing and carrier - ae71/ae86

Clutch fork clips- ae71/ae86

Clutch master - ae71/ae86 but the same clutch master came in many 80s toyotas. don't pay a premium for it, no more than $50 brand new.

Clutch slave - same as clutch master.

Clutch hard and soft lines - Idealy ae71, but any rwd toyota of the same era will probably fit pretty close. or just bend up some brand new tubing. Buy a new soft line. Pending which gearbox you get which dictates what side the clutch master is, you may need a banjo fitting on the clutch slave to avoid the soft line hitting your exhaust.

Drive shaft - ae71 if you intend to keep the standard ae71 differential, you will need an ae86 one if you use an S series diff (don't use an S series), you will need a JDM ae86 or Ausi T18 tailshaft if you intend to use a T series diff.

Fuel pump - either go a jdm ae86 tank with the intank pump, or use an external tank with an internal lift pump and use a surge tank. Do your fuel system once, and do it correctly.

Spigot bearing - part number 6001 i think, just a basic bearing, suits the engine. cheap as.

Loom - comes with your chosen engine.

Ecu - comes with your chosen engine

Exhaust - either use oem RWD jdm ae86 4age extractors for the ae82/ae86 4age, or buy some aftermarket extractors for the ae92 smallport. get a proper exhaust made by an exhaust shop for the rest.

Illest stickers - Minimum 2

Edited August 7, 2015 by ke70dave

[It's_AUDM_Yo]

I don't know how you boys answer these questions every time.

[MONSTA4]

well this puts all my questions to rest now to start part hunting

[altezzaclub]

I've just spoken to two engineers about this-

 

First one said all it needs is a sliding-plate brake test to make sure the brakes are up to the increase in power. $700 odd

 

Second one said all it needs is an emissions test to make sure the new motor is cleaner than the old. $1000 odd

[Mechanical Sympathy]

Unless you're in Queensland. TMR can't "offer" emissions testing to all customers, especially in regional centres - so it isn't required.