TRD engine
240-kid
10-23-2003, 10:34 PM
Is there such thing as an 4AGZE TRD Race Engine?
AceNZ_20v4AGE
10-24-2003, 06:18 PM
hard question... but I dont think there is, there is TRD parts for them but TRD only seamed to mod the 4age 1.6's for racing since they like to hold high revs
Toymaniac
10-24-2003, 07:49 PM
not that i know of....
but there is a 16 valves blue top that is used in atlantic formula 249hp tunned by TRD....
N1 engines are tunned by TRD i think they are silvertops (realy not shure of that..)
and of course the 503-E based on the 3sgte and good for 1000hp+....
wich is used in pikes peek celica and other races....
but there is a 16 valves blue top that is used in atlantic formula 249hp tunned by TRD....
N1 engines are tunned by TRD i think they are silvertops (realy not shure of that..)
and of course the 503-E based on the 3sgte and good for 1000hp+....
wich is used in pikes peek celica and other races....
TrvlynAlec
10-25-2003, 04:45 PM
You are probably thinking of the 1.6L 4age Formula Atlantic race engine. It puts out 250hp, and the block is off a 4agze. They do this becuase the 4agze block is alot stronger, and can hold more hp. However it is a n/a engine.
Toymaniac
10-25-2003, 05:26 PM
the atlantic engine is NOT a 4agze block i'm 110% sure of that
its is a 4age blue top block
even if the 4agze is stronger i'm positiv that it is a blue top block that is used in the atlantic engine
yes some built with the red top or 4agze block but not in the official atlantic championship :iceslolan
its is a 4age blue top block
even if the 4agze is stronger i'm positiv that it is a blue top block that is used in the atlantic engine
yes some built with the red top or 4agze block but not in the official atlantic championship :iceslolan
AceNZ_20v4AGE
10-26-2003, 03:57 AM
yep the N1 engine is silvertop (is it the ones they use in formula toyota? they were silvertops TRD tuned)
the gze block is the same block as the 20v's but I dont think it was used in the atlantic engine
the gze block is the same block as the 20v's but I dont think it was used in the atlantic engine
robbiec
10-27-2003, 03:49 AM
guyz all 4ag engines from 87/88-93 (in australia) use the same 7 rib block with the same rods n the same crank differences lie in the head n pistons only
Toymaniac
10-27-2003, 06:15 AM
sorry to argue a little but the 20v and the gze do not have the same block ...
the 20 v as the same block as the red top (130hp)
the gze is a different block
and the blue top is different
so there is blue top
gze
and 20v/redtop blocks
i might be mistaken?
the 20 v as the same block as the red top (130hp)
the gze is a different block
and the blue top is different
so there is blue top
gze
and 20v/redtop blocks
i might be mistaken?
robbiec
10-28-2003, 01:28 AM
well im affraid to say u r wrong all three motors share the 7 strenghtening ribbed block all have the same crank n im pretty sure the have the same rods as well thats in the 100kw map 4age the ae92 onwards 4agze n both 20v engine early 4age only had the 3 rib block look it up or ask knowledgable people i have been reaserching the engine for yrs so yeah i know a bit
AceNZ_20v4AGE
10-28-2003, 05:13 AM
well... I own a silvertop, and here in NZ the AE101 and AE111 is very common so were to start hmm...
ok,
20v's and gze both use the 7rib block
20v's have lighter blanced rods over gze stronger heavyer ones
gze has semi forged pistons (some forged)
cranks the same (I think)
and then there is the heads....
also the gze runs a heavyer gearbox to handle the power down low better and in most cases came factory with LSD
in short the 20v internals are lightend and blanced for a high reving n/a engine, while the gze has the same block but heavyer bottom end to handle the pressure better
my engine bay :D
http://www.angelfire.com/mt/AceSniper/pic/engin.jpg
some AE101 info
http://www.angelfire.com/mt/AceSniper/ae101.html
ok,
20v's and gze both use the 7rib block
20v's have lighter blanced rods over gze stronger heavyer ones
gze has semi forged pistons (some forged)
cranks the same (I think)
and then there is the heads....
also the gze runs a heavyer gearbox to handle the power down low better and in most cases came factory with LSD
in short the 20v internals are lightend and blanced for a high reving n/a engine, while the gze has the same block but heavyer bottom end to handle the pressure better
my engine bay :D
http://www.angelfire.com/mt/AceSniper/pic/engin.jpg
some AE101 info
http://www.angelfire.com/mt/AceSniper/ae101.html
XentricAE92
12-05-2003, 03:19 AM
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