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1983 corolla 5mge project.
so basically i am donating my engine from my supra seeing as i am going 1uz.
the car is an auto 1983 corolla with 4ac. the engine is a 84 5mge block, with an 84 head i had machined and polished. were blocking egr. and going carbs we think that one will be cheaper but 2 would be funner. .w58 ,new clutch. probly custom drive shaft. just put in new valve stem seals in today and next weekend i am going to install the rest of the valves. the next weekend will come head gasket, and egr block off. and maby the carbs. were not looking to make power, just to have a 5m with carbs. the car was 400 dollers and the engine is just sitting so we really both dont care. pictures comin soon |
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3 of these would work.
http://www.webercarbsdirect.com/40_DCOE_p/19550.174.htm |
ok back from the dead. we have worked our way back to EFI i possibly a turbo, all we need is the turbo an IC and a RRFPR i have the rest.
i ordered bearings all round and the block is going in for machine work shortly... hopfully some progress and pics soon!!! |
What brought you back to the side of light and good?
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lost a fabricator that was offering good free work, so with the amount of money we have for the project efi will do just fine.
the corolla was nice mint. but took a b pillar smashing, its been pulled out and the door works with a plexiglass window, but without a new drivers door it wont ever look the same LOL |
it would be alot of fun to buy some 5me low comp pistons, and slap a turbo the 5mge.:dunno:
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well long story short the build just got awesome.
i picked up a complete 7mge block, and a complete 7mge motor for a mere 85$ and i will be making a hybrid 6mge. been wanting to do this a while and will be using a 84 5mge head and pistons with a 7mge block crank and rods. all timing gears will be 5m. gona be sick... |
7m block got picked up from the machine shop yesterday. sadly i either lost or sold the rear timing cover that bolts to the head, so the head needs to go in again...
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finally got around to working on the 6mge. got the crank in the block, and am goning be cleaning up the pistons today, and maby even get them on the rods with rings today.
the crank spins nice with the new bearings. :dance::dance: Attachment 4705 Attachment 4706 Attachment 4707 Attachment 4708 more pics coming soon |
http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/sh...olla-6mge-swap
here is my built thread on celicasupra.com im too lazy to update them both, if any one has a problem with that let me know and i will update this thread. |
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sneak peak:
Attachment 4745 engine mounts done. trans mounted. drive shaft done. waiting for gas tank fuel pump, and clutch line... still doing wiring in my spare time... |
5mg 7MA??
So the other day I was talking to a guy that I had bought some parts off oone of his cars, a 2.5R MK3. he also had a another which he was also stripping and had a 2JZ in there looks very nice, but we got around to the MA61 with 5GE engine 2.8 6 cyl from the celica supra.
Now he came up with the idea that the 5GE is a sort of stroked motor and was very free revving and a better block than the 7Mge block. But he says the MA70 head bolts right up and is a better head than the 5G. 1) is this true that the 5G is a better block and 2) will tha 7M head bolt right on. Ian |
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yes 5/6/7m blocks are all interchangeable. performance studs were never made for the 12 valve head though, 7mgte arp studs with ball bearings in the block to keep them up high enough to compensate for the head thickness, or the nuts will never get full thread. is a 5m block better than a 7m block? i would say no, almost the exact same block EXCEPT the connecting rod and crank change from the 2m (2.8L 5mge) to the newer 6m (3L 6m/7m) crank starting some time in 1986 i think? dont quote me on the exact date...
then again in 1989 the 7m blocks received a newer crank the 7m which is also a 3L crank almost the same as the 6m, BUT cylinders 2 and 5 got counter weights for the pistons, resaulting in a max RPM change in 1989+ models. now, the 2m crank stays the same for 5mge 2.8L models until mid 1984 where all 84to86 5mge 2m cranks got slightly different bearings. comparing the rods i would say 5m rods are the weakest, the 7mge rods have stronger bolts, and the 7mgte rods are just a little bit stronger than than. i would also like to point out that a 5mge 2m crank snout is smaller and thinner in diameter than a 7mge 6m crank snout.: Attachment 4746 Attachment 4747 |
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also the 3L 6mcrank and rods can bolt right into a 5mge block...:grinking: i am not convinced the 24 valve head is better than the 12 valve. so far i have found the 24 valve to be more of a hassle, but toyota says the head flows 10-20HP more. |
What a pair of great reply's so now I know that I keep to the 7M when I need to do some work. I already have ARP bolts and I have a Cometic head gasket. I don't think I will change the engine much, I have and will replace the GE with a GTE uprated oil pump, I have a Fluidyne Ally rad and twin Electric fans to fit, Ally pulley set and some other stuff. Did I say I have owned her from new, delivered to me in Germany in 1987 with 5 kilometres on the clock.
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awesome. the 87 mk3 is my favorite. If you went with a multi layer steel hg get the block and head resurfaced. You will be vary satisfied with your arps I think.
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i finally purchased the clutch line, and the fuel pump. i went for a walbro in tank.
i still havnt touched the wiring much, i need to buy beer and get some friends over to help. also goning start fabricating mount to hold a radiator infront of the rad support, i have blocked up the front bumper a little over 2 inches. it should be enough to hide a rad and a fan maby??:weak: |
as it sits now:
http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/5615/img0102cf.jpg http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/6535/img0104vu.jpg http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/9674/img0106po.jpg http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/5759/img0103mq.jpg http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/6137/img0100yp.jpg This is going to be a problem... http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/1875/img0105ko.jpg |
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