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MasCam wrote:Actually the ST246 engine does have some changes to it. If it makes much difference or not is another story.
fivebob wrote:MasCam wrote:Actually the ST246 engine does have some changes to it. If it makes much difference or not is another story.
The only major difference is the intake manifold, there may be minor internal changes but they make no difference to the rated HP & Torque.
Inane wrote:and an extra bolthole in the exhaust manifold to correct a well know problem
Inane wrote:and an extra bolthole in the exhaust manifold to correct a well know problem
WanaGo wrote:Is this still an issue for a 98?
Inane wrote:
and an extra bolthole in the exhaust manifold to correct a well know problem
No, that was corrected in the later ST215s.
WanaGo wrote:
Is this still an issue for a 98?
IIRC the problem was fixed in 2000, so it will still be an issue in your car.
http://forums.toyspeed.org.nz/viewtopic.php?t=43205&highlight=caldina+exhaust
http://www.toysport.com/webpages/NewsInfo/Info/FYI3SGTE.htm
The 4th Generation 3SGTE ?
To prevent another controversy and correct widespread misinformation- the Caldina ST 215 / 246 3SGTE should not and cannot be referred to as 3SGTE 4th Generation. There is a REAL 4th Generation 3SGE but they were not available with turbo. The 4th Generation head supports the VVTi valve set-up and has direct ignition.
There are actually 2 different 3SGTE 3RD Generation Engines- #1 as installed in the 1994 - up Celica ST205 and MR2 SW20 vehicles: the flange is similar to the 2nd Gen 3SGTE CT26 with the Twin Entry flange and Ceramic impellers; #2 as installed in the Caldina ST215 / 246 Caldina- the turbo center section housing is cast in one piece with the exhaust manifold, also with Ceramic impellers. Again there is no identifying models on the turbo.
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