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    ANGRY MAN 2011 Chief Engine Builder Admiral coFF33's Avatar
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    Hrmm yes, im thinking about converting my SX70 (read: 1S-U power X71 Cresta)

    It is rear wheel drive auto.

    Now, the 1S-U is a 1.9L 4 CYL Carbi motor:
    1S-U
    Year:86
    Bore: 80.5 mm
    Stroke: 89.9 mm
    Compres:9:1
    Capacity:1832 cc
    Power:95 hp@5200 rpm
    Torque:152Nm@3400 rpm

    Now, This poor 1S-U has had a blown waterpump and BHG which i have repaired.
    The engine is like the Soarer having the 1G , its not right,
    The car weighs around 1.5 tonne, and it has a 21 year old engine that makes 95hp.

    Conversion needed ?
    i think so !

    now because the Cresta is a SX71 being X71 means that its an SX7 cross member which means the S range of engines *should* fit right ?!

    So thinking again this is my daily *cheap* i need something S ?

    What are my options ?
    Could i simply install an S engine , or buy an MX73 crossmember and put a 5M or 7M in ?

    Only problem i see with installing something like a 3S or 5S is that the East West engine will have to be changed to North South then "hopefully" bolt up to my A304 auto box.


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    MX73 xmember and 2JZ, its your only sensible option
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    Would a twin turbo 1UZ fit in there?

    Would be way cooler than a soarer. And as such, you could sell the soarer to fund it!

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    ever considered the amout of work AND money in a TT 1UZ setup?
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    Default Re: X71 engine conversion

    No.

    But this is the internet.

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    Beams plz (10 char)

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    Default Re: X71 engine conversion

    MX83 crossmember, JZX81 mounts, 2jzge

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    Just put another S motor in their coff..Cheap and simple..

    Keep it pimp..and slow!
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    why not just buy another old toyota??? but if you insist, 3sge beams!!!!

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    Default Re: X71 engine conversion

    for simplicity,

    MX73 xmember, engine, gbox and fuel tank

    $500 conversion
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    Quote Originally Posted by coFF33
    The engine is like the Soarer having the 1G , its not right,
    Heeeeyy...watch where u say such filth
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    Default Re: X71 engine conversion

    another vote for beams 3S here

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    2jzge gets my vote!
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    1GGZE
    cheap and easy to install but still good enough for a squirt or two
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    1UZ + autobox

    win

    or failing that, a 5ME + W58 out of an MA61
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    i have JZX90 mounts, i can get you a front sump for nix, and i can source you a 1JZ + auto out of either a JZA70 or JZZ30, from there you just need to decide whether you want the hydro fan or clutch fan

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    I think clint has an NA 1JZ lying around too coffee...that would be pretty cool
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    Default Re: X71 engine conversion

    i have to re-state , after all your opinions that i want to do it as CHEEEEEEEAP as possible !

    which means
    NO 3SGTE GEN 3
    NO BEAMS
    NO 2JZGTE

    -

    i think the MX73 5MGE is best option so far ... but its such a shit motor :S


    Also , How easy does the MX83 crossmember bolt up to the X71 ?
    If its as easy as a JZA70 to GZ20 conversion then 7MGE might be the best choice ?

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    you actually want to put a 7M in a car?

    are you mental?
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    Default Re: X71 engine conversion

    Dude, MX73 crossmember and 5MGE. Simple and effective, guaranteed bolt-in. The 5MGE isn't terrible, and ultimately, you wanna focus your attention on the Pig.
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