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by 8 Jan 2004-10 Dec 2009 on October 2nd, 2009
If you are willing to do *a lot* of electrical work, the engine should work. The FE has electronics that the LC lacks, so the wiring could get a little tricky. But a 4A block is a 4A block.
As for the transmission.... I can't recall is the '91 has an electronically-controlled trans, but I know that the '84-87 is purely mechanical. Also, I am not sure about *all* of the differences between the AE82 chassis and the AE92.
The AE92 is a heavier car though, and the gearing in the trans is different. Then again, so is the powerband of the FE...
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