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Check out all those unique engines below. Although they do their part very well, they were never designed with performance in mind.  Once built/tuned properly, these monsters can give their counterparts a run for their money. 

#4AFE #4AFTE #4AFZE

A 4A-FE

You can buy a spare 4A-FE for an awesome engine build project. The 4A-FE can be found in a 7th gen Corolla. The 4A-FE was an oversquared 1.6(1,587cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor, from Toyota’s A power train. The 4A-FE had a DOHC layout and was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1982- 2002. The bore of this engine was 81.mm with a stroke of 77mm. The 4A-FE had an output of 115hp with up to 107 ft•lb of torque at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 4A-FE with several updates and fitted designs. Some parts from the A Series are interchangeable with each other. Forged B16A pistons are interchangeable with this motor.

#4ZZFE #4ZZFTE #4ZZFZE



A 4ZZ-FE With vvti

Pick up a nice 4ZZ-FE for a nice project. The 4ZZ-FE can be found in the 8th/9th/10 gen Corolla. The 4ZZ-FE was a DOHC oversquared 1.4(1,398cc) all-aluminum block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s ZZ power train. The 4ZZ-FE was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1997- up until now. The bore of this engine was 79.mm with a stroke of 71.3mm. The 4ZZ-FE had an output of 97hp with up to 96ft•lb of torque at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 10.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 4ZZ-FE with vvti. Some had several fitted designs. Parts from the ZZ Series are interchangeable.

#3ZZFE #3ZZFTE #3ZZFZE


A 3ZZ-FE With vvti

Let's find a 3ZZ-FE for a nice project. The 3ZZ-FE can be found in the 8th/9th/10th gen Toyota Corolla.  The 3ZZ-FE was an undersquared DOHC 1.6(1,598cc) all-aluminum block piston motor. The 3ZZ-FE came from Toyota’s ZZ power train. The 3ZZ-FE was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1997- 2007. The bore of this engine was 79.mm with a stroke of 81.5mm. The 3ZZ-FE had an output of 112hp with up to 111ft•lb of torque at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 10.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 3ZZ-FE with vvti with several fitted designs. Parts from the ZZ Series are interchangeable with this motor.

#2NZFE #2NZFTE #2NZFZE


 A 2NZ-FE With vvti

Let's build a 2NZ-FE. The 2NZ-FE can be found in the 9th/10th gen Toyota Corolla.  The 2NZ-FE was a DOHC oversquared 1.3(1,299cc) all-aluminum block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own NZ power train. The 2NZ-FE was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1999- up until now. The bore of this engine was 75mm with a stroke of 73.5mm. The 2NZ-FE had an output of 84hp with up to 89ft•lb of torque at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 10.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 2NZ-FE with vvti and with several fitted designs.

#5A-FE #5A-FTE #5A-FZE


A 5A-FE

Invest in a 5A-FE for an awesome project. The 5A-FE can be found in the 6th/7th/8th Toyota Corolla.  The 5A-FE was an undersquared 1.5(1,498cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor, from Toyota’s A power train. The 5A-FE has a DOHC layout and was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1988- 2003. The bore of this engine was 78.7mm with a stroke of 77mm. The 5A-FE had an output of 105hp with up to 94.3ft•lb of torque at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.8:1. There were JDM versions of the 5A-FE and with several fitted updates and designs.

#7AFE #7AFTE #7AFZE #7AGE


7A-FE

Get an awesome 7A-FE for a nice project. The 7A-FE can be found in the 9th/10th gen Toyota Corolla.  The 7A-FE was a DOHC undersquared 1.8(1,762cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own A power train. The 7A-FE was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1993- 2002. The bore of this engine was 81mm with a stroke of 85.5mm. The 7A-FE had an output of 120-156hp with torque between 116-175ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 7A-FE with several fitted updates and designs. 4A-GE parts are interchangeable with this motor. 

#4EFE #4EFET #4EFZE


A 4E-FE

Fix up an awesome 4E-FE for a nice project. The 4E-FE can be found in the 7th/8th gen Toyota Corolla.  The 4E-FE was a DOHC undersquared 1.8(1,762cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own E power train. The 4E-FE was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1989- 1998. The bore of this engine was 74.3mm with a stroke of 77.4mm. The 4E-FE had an output of 74-89hp with torque between 86-87ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.6:1. There were JDM versions of the 4E-FE with several fitted updates and designs. 

#2EE  #2EET  #2EEZ


A 2E-E

Build a 2E-E for a nice nitrous build.
The 2E-E can be found in the 5th/6th/7th/8th gen Toyota Corolla. The 2E-E was a SOHC undersquared 1.3(1,295cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own E power train. The 2E-E was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1985- 1998. The bore of this engine was 73mm with a stroke of 77.4mm. The 2E-E had an output of 65-88hp with torque between 72- 77ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 2E-E with several fitted designs. Many parts from the 4E-FTE/5E-FHE/5E-FE are interchangeable. 

#6AFC #6AFCT #6AFCZ

 

A 6A-FC

Build a up 6A-FC for a nice nitrous build. The 6A-FC can be found in some 6th Gen Toyota Corollas. The 6A-FC was a DOHC undersquared 1.4(1,397cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own A power train. The 6A-FC was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1988- 1992. The bore of this engine was 76mm with a stroke of 77mm. The 6A-FC had an output between 58-83hp with given torque at 86ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.6:1. There were JDM versions of the 6A-FC with several fitted designs. 

#3EE #3EET #3EEZ


A 3E-E

Forge up a 3E-E for a nice nitrous build. The 
3E-E can be found in the 6th gen Toyota Corolla. The 3E-E was a SOHC undersquared 1.5(1,456) aluminum/iron block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own E power train. The 3E-E was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1984- 1994. The bore of this engine was 73mm with a stroke of 87mm. The 3E-E had an output of 78-87hp with torque at 89ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.3:1. There were JDM versions of the 3E-E with several fitted designs. Many parts from the 4E-FTE/5E-FHE/5E-FE are interchangeable. 

#3ZRFE #3ZRFTE #3ZRFZE


A 3ZR-FE With Dual vvti

Build a 3ZR-FE for more power. The 3ZR--FE can be found in the 10th gen Toyota Corolla. The 3ZR--FE was a DOHC undersquared 2.0(1,986cc) all-aluminum block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own ZR power train. The 3ZR--FE features Dual vvti and was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 2007- present. The bore of this engine was 80.5mm with a stroke of 97.6mm. The 3ZR--FE had an output of 140-155hp with torque between 143.1-149.7 ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 10.0:1. There were JDM versions of the 3ZR-FE with several fitted updates and design.

#1NRFE #1NRFTE #1NRFZE


1NR-FE With Dual vvti

Build a 1NR-FE for your power hungry needs. The 1NR-FE can be found in the 9th/10th/11th gen Toyota Corolla. The 1NR-FE was a DOHC undersquared 1.3(1,329cc) all-aluminum block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own NR power train. The 1NR-FE features Dual vvti as it was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 2008- present day. The bore of this engine was 72.5mm with a stroke of 80.5mm. The 1NR-FE had an output of 99-101hp with torque at 97ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had compassion ratios of 10.5:1-11.5:1. There were JDM versions of the 1NR-FE with several fitted updates and designs.

#5EFE #5EFTE #5EFZE


A 5E-FE

Build up a 5E-FE for a nice force induction build. The 5E-FE can be found in the 4th/5th Gen Toyota Tercel. The 5E-FE was a DOHC undersquared 1.5(1,497cc) aluminum/iron block piston motor. The motor came from Toyota’s very own E power train. The 5E-FE was designed to improve fuel efficiency. The engine was produced from 1990- 1998. The bore of this engine was 74mm with a stroke of 87mm. The 5E-FE had an output of 93-110hp with torque anywhere between 91-100ft•lbs at a given rpm. The motor had a compassion ratio of 9.4:1. There were JDM versions of the 5E-FE with several fitted updates and designs. Many parts from the 4E-FTE/5E-FHE are interchangeable. 

With some serious potential these motors sit at the top. They can be rebuilt for forced induction or NA applications. 
All the proper equipment from the donated car including a suitable or modified transmission is needed for a successful swap. These swaps requires a lot of customization including customed motor mounts, electronics/ECU, suspension, custumed high proformance axles, shifter, fuel system, cooling system, A/C/power steering, intake/exhaust, suspension/brakes, and tires.  Custom kits and parts can easily be found at importperformanceparts, ptuning, driveshaftshop, gatorracingaxles, turbokits, or maxpeedrods. You can select and compare prices for your likings.

Rotrex and Eaton have a set of superchargers that will work with many of these engines. Some of these engines can benefit from an S14 supercharger. Turbo or supercharged applications will require upgraded injectors, upgraded ECU, a blot on or customed built manfold, fuel pump, and boost controller. Get up to 270PS from these motors. Every motor and transmission has a weakness. It is very important to address your motor and transmission for weaknesses before modifying them. 

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