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07-23-2010, 12:37 AM
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First off, you posted in the wrong section... You want to post in the MKIII section.
Second. The stock bolts are fine, you've been given bad info. The probelm is a crap torque spec in Toyota's service publications and people who don't get the block and head resurfaced if there is ANY pitting or warpage before reassembling after a blown head gasket. Actually, the stock bolts are about as robust as ARPs and hold up fine at the ARP head bolt spec. Third. You're not explaining as well as I like to see... I assume you're saying you've got a GE block, GTE head and some sort of crank.... The heads are the same, the only different on the top id the intake cam; use a GTE one. The bottom end are the same year for year too... there was a change in cranks around 89 though. I recommend using a crank for whatever year the ECU being used if from. Just for cleanliness and longevity.... but the difference is a 250RPM change in redline and balancing. Definitely use GTE pistons. The GTE also has oil squirters, probably worth replacing them when you build this.
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07-23-2010, 12:41 AM
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what cre also did not mention is to try searching the dam site. this was in a post in the mk3 faq:
http://4cefed.com/conversion.html
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every day without my mk2 off the road is a bad day...
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the link for the transmission conversion is broken.
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