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Car Forum / Australian Car Forums / 4x4 Cars (Australian group) / September 2006urgent help needed TR Magna motor pajero nf 1988
Hi can anyone help me with any information. I'm looking to install a TR Magna motor into a 1988 NF Pajero! Q1 Will it fit Q2 Do need the computer from the Magna TR I know that I need to change the sump and water pump Can Any suggest were to look for this info in Australia thanks > Hi can anyone help me with any information. I'm looking to install a > TR Magna motor into a 1988 NF Pajero! Q1 Will it fit > Q2 Do need the computer from the Magna TR > I know that I need to change the sump and water pump > Can Any suggest were to look for this info in Australia > thanks You might want to check this, but I think that even though the heads and other components will swap happily, the blocks have a different bell-housing bolt pattern. I think (and it is only a dim memory) that the sigma engines will fit, also the Starion 6 for what it is worth. The reason I recall all this is that some time ago a mate had a 4cyl Paj that had a very tired engine. From memory he ended up putting a Magna v6 in it, but he had to also fit the Paj V6 gearbox or something similar. Your best bet might be to ring some of the adaptor manufacturers and ask them what does fit -- yes the 2.6lt sigma engines did infact go into the earlier pajero's because at the taime of the sigma faulty blocks cracking between the expansion plugs the pajero's had the exact same problems HTH Fig >> Hi can anyone help me with any information. I'm looking to install a >> TR Magna motor into a 1988 NF Pajero! Q1 Will it fit [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > Your best bet might be to ring some of the adaptor manufacturers and > ask them what does fit > Hi can anyone help me with any information. I'm looking to install a TR > Magna motor into a 1988 NF Pajero! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Can Any suggest were to look for this info in Australia > thanks I think the front wheel drive blocks won't bolt in, which I think all Austrailan Magna's were. Sigma blocks should go straight in, get the right one though, there are 2 width belhousings, one for the Aussie Borgwarner gearbox & one for the Jap gearbox & Auto's, I suspect the Jap one might be the go for a Pajero. Both pajero and magna 3.0l are both 6G74 blocks they are both the same more interested in the fuel injection system of the TR magna. I know that I need to remove all the frount wheeel drive system from the magna motor > Hi can anyone help me with any information. I'm looking to install a TR > Magna motor into a 1988 NF Pajero! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Can Any suggest were to look for this info in Australia > thanks I think the simplest transplant is the Triton 2.4. I looked into this when I owned my Paj..........smaller engine, but more HP. simple bolt up without mods. > Both pajero and magna 3.0l are both 6G74 blocks they are both the same > more interested in the fuel injection system of the TR magna. If you are in Sydney, you could check with Ron Masing of Coltspeed at Meadowbank. What he does not know about Mitsubishi's probably is not worth knowing.  SignatureStewart DIBBS www.pixcl.com/lancerproject.htm Both pajero and magna 3.0l are both 6G74 blocks they are both the same more interested in the fuel injection system of the TR magna. I know that I need to remove all the frount wheeel drive system from the magna motor > Hi can anyone help me with any information. I'm looking to install a TR > Magna motor into a 1988 NF Pajero! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Can Any suggest were to look for this info in Australia > thanks The Magna V6 into Pajero swap has been covered here in their public forum: http://www.pajeroclub.com.au/ Doesnt sound too difficult. Al > Both pajero and magna 3.0l are both 6G74 blocks they are both the same > more interested in the fuel injection system of the TR magna. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> Can Any suggest were to look for this info in Australia >> thanks |
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