Wiring 4AGTE into AE86 expert Required

[BlueAE86]

Hi

I am in the process of putting an AE101 4AGZE, now 4AGTE into an AE86 with Aust Spec Wiring Harness etc and need help from someboy familiar with doing this on the North Side of Brisbane.
Running Standard Computer AE101 4AGZE and AE101 Engine Bay Fuse Box ETC.
Have all wiring from Front Cut . Stuck on Fuse box area engine bay area.
Please PM me with your Number if you could be of assistance or know of somebody who could be.
I'm not an electrician so it has got a bit beyond me know

Need Help ASAP


Cheers Craig

[Garth AE86]

the boys @ Kaizen Garage might be able to help you, theyve done more than a few of these

[BlueAE86]

ae86drift

Got any contacts for them ??

[psychofox]

Don't waste your time with the GZE computer if you're going to go turbo, you're better off in the long run biting the bullet and getting a programmable ECU (Microtech, Haltec, Adaptronic, Wolf, EMS, whatever) than trying to run the GZE computer with a turbo. The fuelling and timing will be compromised from the start and you will be unhappy with the end result. Plus, you will start off with a brand new engine loom rather than patching 2 looms together and having all the associated electrical gremlins that go with that.

[Otaku]

Dimitri works at Kaizen Garage, give him a pm. His usually on the ae86 driving club forums too.

[bathurst-91]

get yourself a second hand microtech (theyre cheap) and your set!

[sideshow]

dont go near 2nd hand microtechs unless u know where they came from

if they are not suited to yr engine they will need to get modified
this can cost a fair bit

im in brissy at moment but i have no tools

i wire these up all the time not to hard just take awhile if u want a neat std job

alot of shit gets thrown out

but im goin back to sydney on sunday

[BlueAE86]

Sideshow you have PM

Contact US ASAP


Cheers

[Dimitri]

i work at kaizen garage. im pretty sure i recieved mail from you craig but ill reply here seeing as youre online.

the main engine managment system we use is a brand called Adaptronic. its a fiarly new ecu on the market but most people youll speak to that have experiance with them come away pretty impressed.

we just recieved a batch of the newest version.

i dont think i should be discussing prices here but there is no real reason to go to a 2nd hand (and 2nd rate) computer.

[The Witzl]

Don't waste your time with the GZE computer if you're going to go turbo, you're better off in the long run biting the bullet and getting a programmable ECU (Microtech, Haltec, Adaptronic, Wolf, EMS, whatever) than trying to run the GZE computer with a turbo. The fuelling and timing will be compromised from the start and you will be unhappy with the end result. Plus, you will start off with a brand new engine loom rather than patching 2 looms together and having all the associated electrical gremlins that go with that.

A good wiring job should have no electrical gremlins even if it IS two wiring looms bunged together.


I would offer to take up the job BlueAE86, but I dont live in brisbane, and im only up there this weekend to visit my mum and family.
I too would recommend an aftermarket ECU from the get-go, either a Microtech LT8 or LT10s is about the best bang for buck these days - being a "wire it up and drive away" affair..... of course tuning it after that is heavily recommended.
Megasquirt-2 is also a good option for doing it on the cheap - but you need to know what you are doing