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Mr Freeky
26th December 2006, 04:26 PM
im about to put a 4A-GZE in my hacki, currently standard 4A-C powered and ive got a couple of questions i want to ask

1) do i need to change my fuel pump and if i do which one would be best to replace it.

2) bit of a nube question. but would the standard gearbox handle the extra power (engine is out of a AE101)

3) and is there any place where i can get a hi-flow cat for my new exhaust in the newcastle or sydney area or just get the exhaust shop to make one for me

AmyC
26th December 2006, 04:47 PM
1) Yes you do need to change it and there are alot of options out there for you have a search of the forum.

2) Yes it will hold up if you drive it like a sane person but you most likely wont so it might be a better option to invest in a W series box.

3) Fucks me i live in the sticks up in QLD.

racerxnitro
27th December 2006, 07:23 AM
plus you know that there's a loot more to it then just that you need to convert your SR5 to GTS then
to GZE plus you got to make sure you know if it's "the motor " is a Zenki or Kouki so you get the right wiring harness for it cause one wont work with the other hear is a friend of mine that has a GZE he can tell you all you need to know about them his AOL screen name is YbotSpaWn and yahoo is ybotspawn tell him Frank sent you http://www.ae86drivingclub.com.au/forums/emoticons/2thumbs.gif

mick22
27th December 2006, 06:57 PM
I have an 86 with an ae101 gze and the gear box is fine, as was said, if you drive like a sane person then you shouldnt have any probs, your diff will probly start to go before the gear box, thats what ive started to find out.

Hen is a total nutcase
27th December 2006, 08:38 PM
1) You need a new fuel system to produce the high pressures needed by the fuel injectors. Look around, it's been spoken about a lot. But make sure you change all fuel hose between the pump and the rail to EFI rated hose.

2) T50 will do fine. A W5* is good if you are brutal and start eating boxes regularly.

3) Almost any exhaust shop should be able to help you out. Have a chat first and work out how much they know about such things.

Rcknae86 - A lot of that info you've given is pretty US specific and doesn't really shed too much light on this guy's problems.

Hen

Mr Freeky
28th December 2006, 02:24 PM
thanks for all the info