Its a 3rd gen. What car is it out of?
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st205(gt-4)
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^^ ya thats what it looks like
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is that not an rc w/a intercooler? unless it's painted.
and st205 has timing belt cooler or some sort of the other.
and st205 has timing belt cooler or some sort of the other.
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look at this... this is 5th gen Celica Carlos Sainz edition (ST185), 2nd generation of 3S-GTE engine:
so it is 1st (ST165) or 3rd (ST205) generation of 3S-GTE engine, I'm not sure...
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Its a 3rd gen. What car is it out of?
Its a 3rd gen. What car is it out of?
look at this... this is 5th gen Celica Carlos Sainz edition (ST185), 2nd generation of 3S-GTE engine:
so it is 1st (ST165) or 3rd (ST205) generation of 3S-GTE engine, I'm not sure...
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but on the picture up top its from a 205 (to my belief) because of the wording on the intercooler.
but on the picture up top its from a 205 (to my belief) because of the wording on the intercooler.
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pretty sure it's an ST205... or at least it's a 6gc celica engine bay. I mean... it's got the same frame... the same radiator support, the same strut tops, the factory strut bar, the factory fuse box... all of it. Only thing... it's LHD as opposed to the usual RHD ST205's... but that's assuming it's an actual ST205 and not a swap... which I tend to think because of the miscellaneous factory stuffs that usually don't get swapped over with a 3SGTE swap. DEFIANTELY not a 1st gen... heh. They don't look like that.
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so it is 1st (ST165) or 3rd (ST205) generation of 3S-GTE engine, I'm not sure...
so it is 1st (ST165) or 3rd (ST205) generation of 3S-GTE engine, I'm not sure...
pretty sure it's an ST205... or at least it's a 6gc celica engine bay. I mean... it's got the same frame... the same radiator support, the same strut tops, the factory strut bar, the factory fuse box... all of it. Only thing... it's LHD as opposed to the usual RHD ST205's... but that's assuming it's an actual ST205 and not a swap... which I tend to think because of the miscellaneous factory stuffs that usually don't get swapped over with a 3SGTE swap. DEFIANTELY not a 1st gen... heh. They don't look like that.
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If judge by IC and writing on it - its a regular 3Gen 3SGTE.
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Definetly a third gen, as there's no AFM. Unless he's running a standalone or something like that.
Also, I think that's swapped into a USDM 6th Gen since the alternator duct and some other things are missing.
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Also, I think that's swapped into a USDM 6th Gen since the alternator duct and some other things are missing.
-Doc
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its a 3rd gen motor. you can also tell by the heatshield and the fact that you cant see an oil filter in the same spot where it is on a 2nd gen, because they relocated it to the bottom of th motor. he got the intercooler from a 2nd gen rc motor
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Thats a 205 engine & 205 intercooler. Why is this thread so long ???
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yeah your right, i just looked at the ic again. the 205 one has a neck on it for a bov, while the rc one dosnt.
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Thats a 205 engine & 205 intercooler. Why is this thread so long ???
Thats a 205 engine & 205 intercooler. Why is this thread so long ???
yeah your right, i just looked at the ic again. the 205 one has a neck on it for a bov, while the rc one dosnt.
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It belongs to a member here: 96c-oneconv
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http://6gc.net/index.php?action=members&itu=2645
you should have just read his profile. it clearly says what motor he has.
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It belongs to a member here: 96c-oneconv
It belongs to a member here: 96c-oneconv
http://6gc.net/index.php?action=members&itu=2645
you should have just read his profile. it clearly says what motor he has.
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Woah, he has VT plates... I wonder where he's from... says Canada in his profile... weird...
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All it says is 3rd gen 3sgte motor. I want to know what car is it out of.
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http://6gc.net/index.php?action=members&itu=2645
you should have just read his profile. it clearly says what motor he has.
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QUOTE(madmods @ Feb 21, 2006 - 3:57 AM) [snapback]397106[/snapback]
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It belongs to a member here: 96c-oneconv
It belongs to a member here: 96c-oneconv
http://6gc.net/index.php?action=members&itu=2645
you should have just read his profile. it clearly says what motor he has.
All it says is 3rd gen 3sgte motor. I want to know what car is it out of.
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Your question was answered in the first reply
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st205(gt-4)
st205(gt-4)
Your question was answered in the first reply
I will return one day.
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Yes, it was.
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Your question was answered in the first reply
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QUOTE(Fate @ Feb 20, 2006 - 9:00 PM) [snapback]396895[/snapback]
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st205(gt-4)
st205(gt-4)
Your question was answered in the first reply
Yes, it was.