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Conan01-11-2013, 12:15 AMHave 4A-GZE and AE86 SR5 Coupe, and gearing up for a swap. Not entirely sure what all I'll need, but a real Toyota Shop Manual for the the GZE ('88 S/C MR2) is first priority. Engine is complete, minus all harnesses and electronics. Thinking of a stand-alone EMS, but still pretty ignorant of what needs to get controlled and how. Open to a turbo conversion if the price is right, but thinking stock power with a little tuning potential to start with until it's running and sorted.

Any comments or advice most welcomed-- it looks like a pretty obvious natural AE86 swap, but I'm just starting to line things up now and I'm open to do something different if I'm signing up for a nightmare of unavailable parts. If there is a S/C MR2 in a yard somewhere, I haven't found it yet. A real shop manual for the GZE is essential to even start, and AE86 and MR2 books with complete wiring diagrams are high on the list, too. (Not going to ask for GT-S parts on an MR2 forum, but I'll need a bunch of that stuff, too if you have leads.)

Thanks!

Lee in Denver

4OH62Two339SixOne mr2orlando01-18-2013, 01:08 AMbro .... 4age and rwd for the low budget requires a P28 honda ecu wich is the closest and the easy-st ecu around ... u can make a bracket or mount to hold the honda distribuitor in place and get a basic stand alone for less then 200$ ecu and dizzy ..... wiring is easy but not as a plug and play

i have a 88 alltrac with a caldina swap running off a honda p28 doing 18lbs .... i can help u with research or any parts info bla bla ... mr2tim01-19-2013, 11:05 PMGood to see your going to read up with the Service Manual before jumping into this swap. Suggest you go to the archives section and read up of other Forum members who have dallyed with this swap stuff. It can be confusing.

Here's collection of SC parts I have.

You must understand what you need and how it all functions before the work begins.

4a-gze SC EGR valve w & wo tube $55
4a-gze SC Crankshaft (bad woodruff key) $25
4a-gze Supercharged Intake Manifold $75
4a-gze Supercharged Vacuum loom $30
4a-gze Supercharger mounting bracket (lower) $25
4a-gze AC Comp bracket $20
4a-gze Alternator bracket w/o tensioner wheel. $45
4a-gze Supercharged Fuel Rail $30
4a-gze A/C Compressor stator $45
88-89 4a-gze Supercharged Blow-off Valve Holder $40 (J pipe)
88-89 4a-gze Supercharged Throttle Cable Mounting Plate $25
88-89 4a-gze EGR Valve only $45
88-89 4agze Cold Start Holder/Adaptor, air intake $20
88-89 SC-12 Supercharger lower mounting bracket w belt tensioner $75
88-89 4a-gze Throttle Assembly wo ISC (NO TPS) $40
4a-gze SC OEM Cruise control and throttle bracket $50
88-89 SC Alt bracket aka belt tensioner $60
88-89 4A-GZE/NA Oil Pump $50
88-89 GZE/NA rear crank seal assemblies $35
88-89 SC/NA OEM Cam Pulleys $10



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