I'm thinking I'd like to swap in a good used engine into my car for this summer just so I don't have to drive my pickup all summer because that would be depressing. Since GSL-SE six-ports are a bit scarce I was wondering about using a 2d gen short block. I've been getting conflicting information about this. I think it's established that by using my oil pan and front cover, the engine will bolt right in and manifolds bolt right on. What seems to be a point of contention is the injectors. Do the 2d gen engines have the holes in the centre iron for my injectors? I don't want to switch to a 2d gen intake and computer.
Cheers J |
yes the injector holes are on the intermediate plate.
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I asked the man and he said the 86 and up NA block will bolt right up after you change the front cover and oil pan.
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PM 79Rx7 He has a FC motor in his SA.HE is even running the FC EFI in it. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/bigok.gif
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Originally Posted by DJ Rotor' date='Mar 23 2004, 11:46 AM
I don't want to switch to a 2d gen intake and computer.
-------------------------- Well then looks like its time to go shopping! |
my gsl-se ran an s4 block for over 10 years. the only thing that doesnt line up are the air injection ports, so it will never ever pass smog. everything else works.
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WHY do you have to change the front cover? Because of the oil pan with different motor mounts?
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GSL-SE mounts on the front of the engine. J |
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