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neverbeencaught 03-25-2008 06:13 AM

replace engine
 
hey I really badly need a write up on how to replace the stock 7mgte engine. I've got it set in and bolted down but I don't know the wirring, pipping, and that. PLEASE HELP!!!

Chambers 03-25-2008 01:04 PM

This is in the stickys, good luck.
MK3 TSRM On-Line

mkiiisupra 03-25-2008 01:50 PM

Head Gasket Dismantling 5-14-05

Alot of pictures here of the dissasembly of the head and such maybe will help u identify waht to hook up where

neverbeencaught 03-27-2008 05:16 AM

thanks guys, that's really helpfull. I'm also wanting to build the engine while it's apart. what would you suggest to do if I want to jack the boost up to about 25 with a new turbo. I'm wanting to put atleast 450 whp. so give me some advise.

neverbeencaught 03-28-2008 06:26 AM

bump for good faith,lol.

SideWinderGX 03-28-2008 07:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by neverbeencaught (Post 56595)
thanks guys, that's really helpfull. I'm also wanting to build the engine while it's apart. what would you suggest to do if I want to jack the boost up to about 25 with a new turbo. I'm wanting to put atleast 450 whp. so give me some advise.

if your getting a new turbo, 25 psi is WAY overkill. mid teens is whatll get you 450 whp, give or take some. look into the rebuilt ct26-57 trim turbos.

assuming its a manual...make sure the headgasket is replaced with a MHG and arp studs, torqued to about 75/80 ftlbs, make sure the engine has no problems whatsoever, 3" exhaust from the turbo back, intake, boost controller. personally id put in a new intercooler and pipes just to ease up the work the turbo has to do, but its not exactly necessary. drop in the 57 trim, tune with your tuning equipment of choice, and there you go. and a new clutch, youll probably need it.


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