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Engine Bay Photo Post

Discussion in 'Your 4th Gen beauty' started by Toytuner, Mar 10, 2007.

  1. spiedr0722

    spiedr0722 Well-Known Member Donated!

    My stock engine bay!
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  2. st162rocket

    st162rocket Well-Known Member

    Updated...
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  3. shaun4vert

    shaun4vert Well-Known Member Donated!

    A few shots of my gt4 engine bay work in progress

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  4. hatharry

    hatharry Member

  5. jonarnes

    jonarnes New Member

    Here are some photos of my engine.
    Unfortunaly it needs another rebuild, one of the cylinders is 90psi while the others is 210psi.
    Next time I will install new oversize pistons (0,5 or 1mm)


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  6. jonarnes

    jonarnes New Member

    That is for the engineoil vapor. But don't do that to yours, its stupid!
    Keep the stock hose or get an oil catch tank.
     
  7. jwagner162

    jwagner162 Well-Known Member Donated!

    • Should connect to the TB. The one that looks like its capped in the pic. Works like the PVC system. I would also reconnect it.
     
  8. spiedr0722

    spiedr0722 Well-Known Member Donated!

    So i have a quick question. On the pic above, there is a green circle right above the valve cover. I know its EGR related, but my question is what is it and do I need it? Alot of the overseas GE guys dont seem to have it.
     
  9. racerb

    racerb Well-Known Member

    Current engine bay, minus engine and several stock items! With this being a race only build, I have eliminated heater core, so no lines or control valve on or through firewall. Also have capped off the speedometer hole through firewall, since tachometer will be my new focus on track. I did however leave the heater control valve cable hole open, as a way to route oil pressure line to gauge in dash.
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    Did leave A/C line holes open, top one will be used to route oil accumulator lines, while small bottom hole will have positive battery cable bulkhead fitting through it!
    More Celica Progress 002.jpg

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  10. My 1986 celica gt 110kw engine :)

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  11. MRocha

    MRocha Well-Known Member

    My contribution

    3S-GE Stock, with the cam covers in red and admission carbon:



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  12. CelicaSteve

    CelicaSteve Well-Known Member Staff Member Super Moderator Donated!

    Beautiful looking engine bay !
     
  13. BenGT2

    BenGT2 Guest

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    almost finished, build thread coming soon for anyone that's interested ;)
     

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  14. lone wolf

    lone wolf Well-Known Member Donated!

    curious !! What kind of homemade intercooler is that???
     
  15. Stig

    Stig ST162 Guru Donated!

    Yip, that s THE motor to have, intercooler looks like a WTA unit.
    Less piping & volume = better response, less lag
     
  16. BenGT2

    BenGT2 Guest

    You are all correct.
    1. It's a 4th gen from an st215 caldina
    2. Water to air intercooler, just wanted to try something different ;)
    3. I should be shot for not doing a build thread yet, I've just been too busy actually building the damn thing :) I'll get something goin in the new year when I have a bit more time, I just felt like being a tease for now ;)
     
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  17. capotaingowa

    capotaingowa Well-Known Member

    trying to get everything wired up correctly with the Hydra EMS though its no easy task without a pinout for running a complete standalone harness..
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  18. spyder

    spyder Well-Known Member

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    work in progress
     
  19. Stig

    Stig ST162 Guru Donated!

    This guy opened his bonnet and my eyes nearly fell out
    It's a JDM 1988 ST162 sold with 4S-F power, wtf?

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