It still takes skill to drag, especially if you are still using a manual trans. It's just a different kind of skill.gtrperformance wrote:Got a PIC of the 2JZ but I just gotta find it. Good for drag but horrible for drifting. Drag is no fun. All car and NO driver.
How far have you gotten on the AE86? I'm having a few setbacks. I'm still trying to finish my S13. I'm pretty much done with it but I still have to buy little **** here and there that is really starting to piss me off. I wanna start on my AE86 SOOOOOOOO BAAAAAD! I'm definately going with the CA18DET. Basically, BUMP for updates!!!!!Chinamandrift wrote:hahaha + 3 yeah thats not an ae86 .......
who else is doing this swap ?? .....anyone else have info on this ?? ?.....im doing the swap right now ....finally recieved my CA18+ae86 mounts from anthony kallem in australia ......
so far i mated up the rb20 transmission with the CA18 bell housing .......i really want to drop the motor in already but the motor isnt done
i still need a clutch, fly wheel bolts, metal head gasket , ARP head bolts, all gaskets and seals.......
i checked the motor seems like it will work alright but .....results from the compression test ....i wasnt happy ......rings all 4 of the cylinders leaked a lil ... .......it could also be that i checked it when the engine is cold .....there no other way for me to check it .......but it isnt too bad tho .....still with in spec ....just lower then normal spec
im thinkin of building it from the ground up .........fully build the block and head .......either with jun or tomie parts
i have a long way to go .......haha any suggestion guys ?....also i live here i the US ...so parts are very hard to find
s12 comes with ca series engine = already has ca bellhousingChinamandrift wrote: so CA18det bell housing with S12 transmission is the best combo u can get as far as shifter positions.
Modified by Chinamandrift at 4:21 AM 2/16/2007
i am right, and the rwd 20 one is the sameChinamandrift wrote:i believe u are right about the bell housing being the same.....but there was a ca20 version also i think .....i dont thnk that one is the same ......
echo..............Chinamandrift wrote:u can make the US CA transmission fit the KA for the S13/14 .....but u need to use the KA bell housing on the transmission to make it happen ......im not sure if it will make it short enough to the point where u might have to cut the shifter hole to fit the shifter tho
The auto uses a bellhousing, the manual doesn't. The manual just splits into two pieces where the front of the transmission case and the bellhousing are one piece.gtrperformance wrote:Does anyone know if the bellhousings are the same on a CA auto transmission as the manual one? I'm trying to get a good deal on a possibly less abused auto transmission CA18DET. I did the same for my RB but I just left it auto. I want my AE86 to be manual for some weekend fun!
We are talking about a CA18DET, right? Isn't the SR5 engine a CA too?Masterdebater wrote:i have an extra ca engine that came out of a hachi with the motor mount brackets on it and everything. still runs just needs exhaust mani and turbo. maybe i should get a hatchi >_>
Thanks for the info but if that's true then how would one use the CA bellhousing on an RB transmission? Manual of course.float_6969 wrote:The auto uses a bellhousing, the manual doesn't. The manual just splits into two pieces where the front of the transmission case and the bellhousing are one piece.
wait what? the corolla is a toyota, the ca is a nissan engine.gtrperformance wrote:
We are talking about a CA18DET, right? Isn't the SR5 engine a CA too?
The RB works the same way IIRC, it splits into two peices. The Auto has an actual bellhousing.gtrperformance wrote:Thanks for the info but if that's true then how would one use the CA bellhousing on an RB transmission? Manual of course.
So how do you think the swap ould work? Using the auto CA bellhousing on the manual rb transmission?float_6969 wrote:The RB works the same way IIRC, it splits into two peices. The Auto has an actual bellhousing.