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 Post subject: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 7:24 pm 
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the motor in my ed has seen better days to be honest and id rather change motors to something more efficent,but im stuck on what would be the best motor to put in the ed with minimal mods to get it in.
so yeah which motor would be best?also add into the fact i want a supercharger on it once i get off my ps
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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 8:53 pm 
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hi
ef/el engines are the easiest to put into the ed..
but with a little extra you can just as easy put an au engine in..
and considering your planning on supercharging late?r go the au engine!!
i did.................
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Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 10:18 pm 
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EL, the computer and loom are more compatible.

Rip the head off the new one and do some work to it out of the car. makes life real easy. at least then you'll know the gasket and other things will be fine

 

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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 6:46 pm 
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TROYMAN wrote:
hi
ef/el engines are the easiest to put into the ed..
but with a little extra you can just as easy put an au engine in..
and considering your planning on supercharging late?r go the au engine!!
i did.................


what mods did it take to get the au motor in?
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 7:05 pm 
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are you gonna keep the 3 belt setup or go with the serpentine belt.

 

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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 7:06 pm 
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only had to cut the square tube on the front of the k frame to clear the sump.
there are a few other thing but the sump clearence is the main one..

here is a link to a tech doco..
it a little out of date but still ok..
documents.php?d=85

or check out my build thread..
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 7:57 pm 
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MY.93.ED wrote:
are you gonna keep the 3 belt setup or go with the serpentine belt.


serpentine.
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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 7:59 pm 
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TROYMAN wrote:
only had to cut the square tube on the front of the k frame to clear the sump.
there are a few other thing but the sump clearence is the main one..

here is a link to a tech doco..
it a little out of date but still ok..
documents.php?d=85

or check out my build thread..


if you dont mind me picking your brain with a million questions
whats the au motor like over the ed?(minus supercharger)
how much did it set you back to get it put in and running if you dont mind me asking that?
thanks heaps for your help.
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Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 8:20 pm 
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aydro wrote:
TROYMAN wrote:
only had to cut the square tube on the front of the k frame to clear the sump.
there are a few other thing but the sump clearence is the main one..

here is a link to a tech doco..
it a little out of date but still ok..
documents.php?d=85

or check out my build thread..


if you dont mind me picking your brain with a million questions
whats the au motor like over the ed?(minus supercharger)
how much did it set you back to get it put in and running if you dont mind me asking that?
thanks heaps for your help.


the au engine has a bit more torque, revs alot smoother and likes to rev higher than the old ed engine
the au xr6 engine cost me $600 with 98.000km..
the rest i did my self..
its running the ed engine mounts, slightly modified ed manifold wiring loom, el bbm (was running el ecu) and el serpentine,aircon pump,radiator and thermo fans ect..which i already had on another engine that was in my other car..

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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 8:22 pm 
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TROYMAN wrote:
aydro wrote:
TROYMAN wrote:
only had to cut the square tube on the front of the k frame to clear the sump.
there are a few other thing but the sump clearence is the main one..

here is a link to a tech doco..
it a little out of date but still ok..
documents.php?d=85

or check out my build thread..


if you dont mind me picking your brain with a million questions
whats the au motor like over the ed?(minus supercharger)
how much did it set you back to get it put in and running if you dont mind me asking that?
thanks heaps for your help.


the au engine has a bit more torque, revs alot smoother and likes to rev higher than the old ed engine
the au xr6 engine cost me $600 with 98.000km..
the rest i did my self..
its running the ed engine mounts, el bbm (was running el ecu) and el serpentine,aircon pump,radiator and thermo fans ect..which i already had on another engine that was in my other car..


howd you manage to pick up the motor that cheap?
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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 8:26 pm 
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i got it from macarthur parts plus at narellan/smeatons grange..
they are currently also selling the std au engines with low kms for around $350.
ive brought 2 au engines from them so far...
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 Post subject: Re: ef/l or au motor?
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2009 8:38 pm 
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TROYMAN wrote:
i got it from macarthur parts plus at narellan/smeatons grange..
they are currently also selling the std au engines with low kms for around $350.
ive brought 2 au engines from them so far...


wow thats rediculous.up here ive been quoted everything from 850 for a high km example to 1600 for one with 80 thou on it.
thanks for all your help mate.appreciate it.
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