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Topic #28122 15 posts Started by mandrek
if i got a power FC, and ran the extra (few) wire's for the 2ZZ head. could i run a 2ZZ head w/ the vvtl-i on a 7AFE? (auto)??

from what i figure for the electronics part of it, i would have to leave the stock ecu to control the auto, and have the PowerFC run the rest of the car. (is that posible)

and primarily. is it mechanickly feasible?

"The buy my stuff, for help make great finish project of celica fund!"
Oh dear god make it stop!
-Rjb23+Aug 18, 2005 - 8:18 PM
QUOTE(Rjb23 @ Aug 18, 2005 - 8:18 PM)
Oh dear god make it stop!
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LOL >tongue.gif>

yea your 3sgte is cool but ill stick to my 7agte
****in' n00bs, man...I swear they do it on purpose! >tongue.gif>

Past -7A-FTE: Will never forget youPresent -3rd Gen3S-GTE: Swap in progressQUOTE (SinisterSinner @ Dec 19, 2009 - 10:52 AM)I dont want to even think of turbos, they blow up way too often...
oh, jeeez, must not flame

Ok, answer is no, because the two blocks are completely different.

Nothing will mount up, the only similarity is the displacement.

It would be like mounting a 3.0 vtech accord head onto a 3.0 camry block, things won't just swap out because the engine is the same size.

you can however swap a ge head onto a 7a, just not the 2zz-ge

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Hey would a 2JZ-GTE head fit on a 4A-FE? lol

QUOTE (cjh4l22 @ May 15, 2009 - 4:02 AM)hey, nice mod does it come in hetero?Need parts?I'm parting out a '94 ST
in other words, no. it wont... ever
This is a case in automotive life when even money is not going to solve a problem, hehe. It's like having an elephant butt-f@ck an ant, hehe...NOT POSSIBLE! >tongue.gif>

Past -7A-FTE: Will never forget youPresent -3rd Gen3S-GTE: Swap in progressQUOTE (SinisterSinner @ Dec 19, 2009 - 10:52 AM)I dont want to even think of turbos, they blow up way too often...
-OOBE+Aug 19, 2005 - 9:43 AM
QUOTE(OOBE @ Aug 19, 2005 - 9:43 AM)
It's like having an elephant butt-f@ck an ant, hehe...NOT POSSIBLE!  >tongue.gif>
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well if the elephant had a small penis and the ant was a rageing whore with no morals im pretty sure it could happen.
so I found a good deal on a used small block Chevy head and thought I could get some more hp on my engine, will this work??



I'm sorry, I couldn't help it, I just had to...
OK, OK, enough w/ the jabbs... i know it's all in good humor, and i know that i should have read the top thread.. so there SORRY!!!!!!!

so if i were to go for a turboed 7afe block, what would be the best head to get for it???

the 4age? from what i'v been reading, that would work, and since i would have to change the IM and fuel system for the turbo anyway.

and as far as internals, the 2zz rodds and pistons? (no or slightly modified)

the point in mind of this theoretical build would be to give GREAT power up top, where the st's auto is already enguaged, w/o haveing to the whole thing.

no drag car, but a fast car none the less... eh? and please this time only sierious replys this time.

thank you.

"The buy my stuff, for help make great finish project of celica fund!"
you have alot of searching to do. Not only in this forum, but in the 4a club also.

Since you are only going to make a quick car, i would not recomend you changing the engine head or messing with the internals. Just slap on a turbo and get it managed nicely.

If you want to change the head, you would have to deal with alot more then you can handle. You would have to deal with finding a timing belt that would fit. The right head gasket. A ecu that can handle the new engine. i know nik is in the process of doing this. But nik is a pro, even I am a noob compared to nik. And i have worked on engine since i was 10 years old.

As for the 2zz rods, they are in the works by fallenhero. So far they do not fit. You will need to get some machine work to get them to work.

as of now the zz pistons are TOO bloody large (as in, they look like they would knock the cylinderhead right off the block) when fitted to the 7afe rods. When on the 2zz rods... even more of a problem.

I am however going to go to my machinist at siome point and talk to him about what to do. then I will have feedback.