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    mk1.5 complete parts list

    As suggested we could benefit from a complete parts list for a newbie setting out on the road to 1.5dom. So heres my first draft,i might forget stuff,if you can think of anything ive left off add it below and i'll edit the list as time goes on.The below assumes you already have every part from the mk2T engine bay,engines on pallets will be missing most of what's needed.

    Engine
    Mk2T 3s-gte with E153 gearbox complete with all ancillaries and engine wiring harness/ecu,

    Mechanical
    4x engine mount plates from the downloads section
    All Mk2T engine mount bolts
    All four mk2T engine mounts
    Both torque mounts from the aw11 (for chopping up)
    4mm steel plate to make torque mount sides
    1m of 20mm angle for rear panel supports
    mk1 oil pressure sender

    Drivetrain
    Both mk2T driveshafts and mk2T supported output shaft
    2x st185 or mk1SC outer cv joints from partsinabox (OJ-0220/30)
    Mechanical speedo drive (rev1 turbo)
    Mk2T clutch flexi line or mk1 clutch flexi with one of adams adaptor pieces.

    Fuelling
    Mk2T/mk1sc/supra/gt4 or walbro 255 fuel pump
    Aftermarket induction kit

    Exhaust
    Various 90* bends and straight sections to fabricate system usually made with stock mk2T exhaust.

    Electrical
    The 3rd ECU plug, this is located on the body loom of the MK2 NOT the engine loom and is easy to miss if buying a clip
    Mk1 or mk2 COR (circuit opening relay)
    Celica alternator bracket
    1037mm-1075mm 4 rib poly v belt
    various lengths of wire to extend alt wiring
    Shrink wrap tubing
    Insulating tape
    Boost gauge with pod
    4m of battery cable
    4x large ring terminal ends
    1m of 20mm angle iron for battery tray
    Mk1 battery clamp
    4m of brake pipe for hardrouting boost gauge line with 10" rubber vac hose at each end
    1x vac T piece to plumb in at pressure sensor

    Plumbing
    2m of 16mm ID heater hose
    mk1 rad hoses chopped to fit
    various sizes jubilee clips

    Intercooling
    Mk2T intercooler
    Boot mounted requires at least 3x90* 50mm ID stainless bends and various straights with rubber couplers with at least 10x 50-75mm jubilee clips.
    Ic outlets may also require welding to suit direction
    Motorbike rad fan for IC or stock mk2T fan (bike one best)

    SC mounted requires Mk2T bov flange welded onto IC outlet and 2x90* 50mm ID stainless bends.

    The above is off the top of my head,please add if ive missed anything.
    Last edited by Marksman; 04-09-2007 at 22:30.

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    List looks pretty comprehensive to me.

    Not strictly necessary adding for the engine swap but worth mentioning that the suspension and brakes could also do with an upgrade. (Just so someone contemplating this can budget for them also)


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    what about an MK1 oil pressure sensor?

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    good shout! adding now,see i forget the little things.

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    wow, partsinabox is cheap

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    how cheap is cheap mart ?

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    around ?35 for the pair. is this the actual cv or a kit??
    http://www.partsinabox.co.uk/cgi-bin...%23a3915#a3915

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    ah no,thats per joint kit,it works out at around ?90 for two joints plus the VAT etc... still cheap considering how good the kit is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Woods
    ah no,thats per joint kit,it works out at around ?90 for two joints plus the VAT etc... still cheap considering how good the kit is.
    ok, got a link?

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