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Hi, I've currently got a LB lancer with a 4G36 1200 in there. it's pretty gutless.

I've never done an engine conversions before but I was hoping to go to the 1.6 or maybe the 1.8 . 

Are there any tips/tricks I should know? I've done a brief search and people say some engines bolts straight in, does anyone know what my options are? 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Adam

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4g63 SOHC , bolts in, even bolts to to the gerbox you have but would suggest getting a 5speed to go with it. Easy as.

Many people on here have done it before.

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4g63 SOHC , bolts in, even bolts to to the gerbox you have but would suggest getting a 5speed to go with it. Easy as.

Many people on here have done it before.

ahh that'll be nice. I was actually hoping to not get a cert on the car, going from 1.2 to 2L may be too big a jump i think... would the 1.6 version bolt in too?

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ahh that'll be nice. I was actually hoping to not get a cert on the car, going from 1.2 to 2L may be too big a jump i think... would the 1.6 version bolt in too?

Any capacity increase will require a cert so you might as well go as big as you can with an easy conversion.

Or you could put a good motor in it instead.

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don't bother with a 1.6 or 1.8 you will wish you had gone for the 2L stay well away from the 2.6 boat anchor

I think you guys have convinced me.... time to go 4g63... :D

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Yep.

Buy a turbo one :)

haha, peer pressure :D. this is my first build so i think i'll keep it simple. I wouldn't even know where to start with a turbo'd one if it doesn't bolt on

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