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4age conversion to datsun
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Hey all!

As some of you may already know, i started this thread in the Honda S2000 posts but i guess it wasn't really relevant so here goes...

Does anyone know of or have any aticles on how to install the Toyota 4AGE engine in a datsun 1200? Any info would be much appreciated!

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Hey bloke, I have got a few mags with this conversion done. I have just been digging through the collection and have found a white 1200 ute with a 4agze running a turbo, it was in one of my Zoom mags. Anyway, I will try and scan it and put it the photo album for you. I say try, because I have had a few beers and the computer pisses me about sometimes : )

I have a few other 4agze conversions into datto 1200's in some mags somewhere, I just cant remember which ones!

Posted on: 2002/10/25 9:30
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I saw a Bakkie article from South Africa. It had a top speed of over 300kmh.

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Hey guys cheers for that, will look out for it.

Give us a yell when ya post.

I think this type of conversion would be a little more realistic on my wallet..(hahahaha)

Sure i'd love to go SR20 but hey these engines are great too!!

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what do you need to know? everything I guess. I know a guy who races a 1200 with a 4agze without the supercharger, steel crank and rods, so if you need pointers I might be able to help.

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I saw a toothbrush article from Russia, it did 40,000 oscillations per minute

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p.s. want to know the relevance. ask datodude

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Hey Quinn,

Yep, i pretty much don't know anything about the conversion and what's required, i mean i guess Do you have to change the engine mounts, can you use the same diff? etc....??

Any info would be apprciated?

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I think that Bob (aka Niscoupe) has done this conversion in one of his coupes and said that it was a lot easier than some of the more conventional swaps like CA and SR. Hopefully he will confirm this for you and give you some details on how to do it.

As for those articles I was going to post...Im having trouble putting them up. See the other thread Uploading Pics for more details.

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I think it all depends on how you set it up.if you want to set it up for racing then you will want to set the engine as far back as you can so you will have to create personalized mounts and beat the entrance to the tranz tunnel and create new gearbox mounts. this will give you more room at the frount of the engine bay to install a larger radiator and electric fans. even if you dont want to go this extreme u will still have to create new mounts so its almost worth going the whole hog. as for the diff and axles biff them theyll just keep braking, it happened to my mate. use a L200 mitzi diff or starion or something else strong with the required ratios. ive even hurd of people shorting ae86 rear ends to fit. lsd and disks on the rear sound nice aparently the wiring for the 4agze isnt to hard to set up in the 1200. the price depends on how keen you get. but i imagen it will not be cheep.

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hey, i was just thinking a starion diff would be very nice, i actually measured the size of the rear discs on my brothers starion one day to see if i could use them but i never considered the whole diff!, theve all got lsd's too , im pretty sure my measurements suggested 13 inch rims would fit over the brakes too (good for rally) and they are also the same stud pattern as dat's

anyone done it b4?

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