so...I have a '94 GT and it's damage except for the engine and I found a '94 ST and was wondering if my engine 7AFE will fit into the '94 ST body... Please help before i make the purchase. thanks.
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If you mean you're going to pull the motor from the GT and put it in the ST, then no. The motor in the GT is a 5S-FE 2.2L, not the 7A-FE 1.8L.
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Well, if you have the complete car, then yes of course you can swap it in. You'll also need to swap the tranny, axles, mounts, a/c and p/s lines, and so on.
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Well, technically it can be done, it just isn't a drop in kind of deal.
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ok, thanks guy..
whats wrong with the gt engine ?
You say you don't understand how we go dumb, but have you ever been where i'm from?-=-] Livin it in tha bay's a lil different [-=-
I have a '94 celica ST (i think not sure, there arn't any badges on the body indicating so) and of course i want to make it as fast as possible, i have read around the forums and it seems the best way to do that is to put in a 3sgTe, about how much is that gunna cost me. 
"I will never accelerate fast enough, i will always top out to low, and no matter what, i will always try and go faster."
I would say you should set aside at least 5-6K for the swap... less if you were going to do it all yourself.
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i have my best friends dad who is a registered toyota mech so ya
i just want it to be as fast as possible is that the right engine fot that?
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I would say you should set aside at least 5-6K for the swap... less if you were going to do it all yourself.
I would say you should set aside at least 5-6K for the swap... less if you were going to do it all yourself.
i have my best friends dad who is a registered toyota mech so ya
i just want it to be as fast as possible is that the right engine fot that?
"I will never accelerate fast enough, i will always top out to low, and no matter what, i will always try and go faster."