Awesome AE86 9A-GE TODA/MRP stroker engine

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

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  • @megatycon
    @megatycon 4 года назад +11

    Can't wait for another update on this beauty of an engine!

  • @ChrisKuni
    @ChrisKuni Год назад

    Like other said befor: A really beauty of an engine!!😀🤩❤
    And PLEASE, give us an update after 2 years, if possible.🙂🖖🤙

  • @matthewbussy
    @matthewbussy 4 года назад +4

    Nice build guys. I'm looking into something similar soon. Do you have a follow video to this already or not yet?

  • @АбдуллаХамавов
    @АбдуллаХамавов 2 года назад

    Не смотря на бренд ACL тщательно перемеряйте зазоры! Упорные вообще могут плавать на 2 сотки

  • @aydenspann2972
    @aydenspann2972 4 года назад +2

    Hey mate im in the process of doing a mrp 9age also did you end up using the 16valve pump with all the extras from SQ engineering( porting/toda gear/ pressure mod)

  • @angelrivera2987
    @angelrivera2987 11 месяцев назад

    Cool Project!
    It is curious that the TODA header is installed on the LHD chassis. Did you have no issues or did you have to make a modification?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks 😊 This one is my friends engine. He bought the late type of TODA header, this one fit LHD cars.
      I bought an early type for my own project, this only fit RHD cars. I have dropped the engine 10mm, moved the steering rack 10mm to the right and will fit a 10mm spacer between the head and the manifold. This should clear the steering column 🤞 Otherwise I will modify the pipes a bit.

  • @NathanElcoate
    @NathanElcoate 4 года назад +5

    Hello, that looks fantastic, what makes it a 9-AGE please as opposed to a 7-AGE? Cheers, and how did it run?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +3

      Nathan Elcoate Tanks man 😊 Its a 7A block, but it have a MRP crank with longer stroke. Then its called 9A. Check out manon racing product, they have awesome parts 😉
      The engine its not running yet

    • @NathanElcoate
      @NathanElcoate 4 года назад +1

      @@Evolution20v Wicked man thanks so much.

    • @TheNicoxoxD
      @TheNicoxoxD 3 года назад

      @@Evolution20v any news about the engine?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  3 года назад

      @@TheNicoxoxD unfortunately not, covid19 have stopped it all

  • @pauloricardotortelli4434
    @pauloricardotortelli4434 2 года назад

    Good engine cool build but this is a slide show?

  • @KIMI-wb4xl
    @KIMI-wb4xl 2 года назад

    Nice build, btw whare did you got this beat?

  • @victorcontreras8256
    @victorcontreras8256 7 месяцев назад

    Hola saludos desde chile 🇨🇱, qué regulación de válvula de las al motor …????🤙🏽

  • @clourenco988
    @clourenco988 2 года назад

    Hello i just saw this video , its wondelful , i have one question , what cam belt did you use ?? and were can i get one
    thank you very much

  • @demicouer7292
    @demicouer7292 Год назад

    hello sir, it is possible to share all the parts use and prices, thanks in advance.!.

  • @weebi4204
    @weebi4204 4 года назад +2

    no 20v head?

  • @sebastianmoya6077
    @sebastianmoya6077 4 года назад

    We need an update!!

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      Engine are in the car, but corona have postponed the build

    • @sebastianmoya6077
      @sebastianmoya6077 4 года назад

      @@Evolution20v all good men, I’m trying to build a 9age in the future. Good luck

  • @ferencarva2821
    @ferencarva2821 3 года назад

    Maybe I'm wron but..for me it looks like a 4A-GE. Below I saw you said it's a 7A-GE engine block but it only has 4 pistons..it looked like an in-line 4.

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  3 года назад +1

      Its a Frankenstein engine. The block are a 1.8L 7A-FE. The head is a bigport 4A-GE 16v. Then it have stroker crank so it end up as a 1960cc engine. Manon Racing Products in New Zealand sell this stroker kit and named it 9A-GE 😉

    • @ferencarva2821
      @ferencarva2821 3 года назад

      @@Evolution20v Oh wow... I didn't know you can tune these kind of engines like that. It's quite interesting.

  • @SpacedOdyssey
    @SpacedOdyssey 4 года назад +1

    Could you please provide some idea of the likely cost of this build

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +2

      SpacedOdyssey I don’t have the actual price, but its in the $16.000-20.000 area 😬

    • @rrdble78
      @rrdble78 4 года назад

      Us dollars ?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      @@rrdble78 yes calculated to $US

  • @ValladolidArde
    @ValladolidArde Год назад

    how did this work out? superb build

  • @mtperformanceengines3508
    @mtperformanceengines3508 4 года назад

    Do you have a photo of the front of the block before the oil pump went on I believe you missed somthing

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад

      mathew trevena I don’t think I have one. What do you think I’m missing? I hope its not important 😜

    • @mtperformanceengines3508
      @mtperformanceengines3508 4 года назад +1

      @@Evolution20v yeah very important when using a 4a pump on a 7a block you must port the block and pump housing so the oil gallery lines up otherwise it's half restricted, use a gasket to confirm but I think i have photos if you like i can email them to you

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      mathew trevena I must investigate it, its not started up yet. Please send me some pictures 👌

  • @TRDKhanbrothers
    @TRDKhanbrothers 3 года назад

    What was the kw output of this beastly build?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  3 года назад +1

      We don’t know yet, it needs a few tweaks before it can abuse the dyno 😉

    • @TRDKhanbrothers
      @TRDKhanbrothers 3 года назад

      @@Evolution20v please do let me know :)
      loving the build man

  • @SpacedOdyssey
    @SpacedOdyssey 4 года назад +1

    Any any ideas as to the BHP @ the flywheel

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      SpacedOdyssey not yet, but my own guess are 250-270hp, but the most interesting will be the torque curve 😊

    • @SpacedOdyssey
      @SpacedOdyssey 4 года назад

      @@Evolution20v That's quiet impressive, power output, what type of vehicle is this going into, , road, race rally ???

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      SpacedOdyssey Its going into a Corolla AE86 road car, along with a 6 speed IS200 gearbox and Weir Performance upgraded rear end 😊

    • @SpacedOdyssey
      @SpacedOdyssey 4 года назад

      @@Evolution20v OK,sounds FAB, how long we got to wait to see the finished item

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +2

      SpacedOdyssey Corona and other problems postponed the project. The engine are in the car and its 95% done. Wiring and ecu will be done by a professional tuner hopefully this year 😊

  • @texnik-kot6413
    @texnik-kot6413 4 года назад +1

    What is the expected power of this engine?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +2

      Александр Texnik-kot we don’t know yet, but hopefully alot 😛 Most interesting will be how the torque band will look. Cams have high lift, but not crazy durations, long stroke and really long intake and 4-2-1 exhaust. The recipe on a torque engine 😋

    • @matthewbussy
      @matthewbussy 4 года назад

      @@Evolution20v what is the intended application for this engine setup?

  • @UNLOCKCONNECTIONS
    @UNLOCKCONNECTIONS 2 года назад

    Can make 1000hp easily

  • @franciscopereira8484
    @franciscopereira8484 4 года назад

    What crank and block do you use ?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      Francisco Pereira 7A block, crank are a special made by MRP

    • @franciscopereira8484
      @franciscopereira8484 4 года назад

      @@Evolution20v i'm asking because i plan to do the same only with the "normal" crank ,my doubt is if i should use the 7a or the 4a ? In your opinion which is best ?

    • @Evolution20v
      @Evolution20v  4 года назад +1

      Francisco Pereira try google 7A conversion, there is a few useable articles, it not that easy as it sounds. The MRP 7A stroker kit are a 1,9 displacement, but they also offer a 5A stroker kit, thats a 1,7 displacement in a 4A block.

  • @torresbyron
    @torresbyron 4 года назад +1

    👀👀👀😍😍

  • @donky37
    @donky37 4 года назад

    Pity you use plasti-gauge. A build of this quality should be using micrometers, only way to be accurate

    • @matthewbussy
      @matthewbussy 4 года назад +1

      Not necessarily. Plasti gauge does the job just fine. I use both, as a double measure of quality control to make sure the readings are actually what they are showing. Plastogauge has its advantages just like micrometers have their disadvantages

    • @ZDoman
      @ZDoman 4 года назад

      @@matthewbussy it wasn’t clear by your video: did you plastigauge your crank with mrp girdle together? Also the oil sump bolts tightened around?