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07-04-2013, 01:04 AM | #1 |
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Build Happening soon.....2jz Swap
Hi guys. So I have been doing research and I am in talks with my shop and I will be doing a 2jz swap with my FRS.
My plan and goal is to have this build done by the time January gets here as I will be in school for my master's and have to space out everything. I have enough to get decently started as I was offered a good deal on my GTR and have plenty of cash left over but school is my main priority. I will keep everybody updated. My primary reason for the build is to take advantage of the cars lightweight and after talking with some of my supra buddies they pointed me in the right direction for when I select the turbo kit I want for it. I could do the LS swap but I feel that is overdone and I am staying with the import side. Plus the bay is not nearly as cramped with a 2jz vs. a LS motor. Plus that throws off the weight distribution soooo much. And i still like my turns haha Goals are to be at mid 500s seeing as this car will be my next daily. And on kill mode I want to have it at mid 600s. The stock blocks are good for power up to high 700s but I don't want to go that crazy yet (maybe after school ) Wish me luck and I am looking forward to how this will turn out. And if anybody doesn't think it can be done [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0yOLLo8STs&feature=player_embedded"]Maxxis Tires Driver Ryan Tuerck - 2JZ Scion FRS Test - YouTube[/ame] ^^Bam |
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cool! keep us posted. personally if i had the cash, i'd probably do a twincharged 1j or a built 3sgte.
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Awesome! really wanna see how it turns out.
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07-04-2013, 01:14 AM | #4 |
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Haha I almost considered the 1j. I think why I didn't was because I wanted to always try to build a supra motor.....but I know if push came to shove that would be an interesting build to look at as well.
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While I'll probably just build the stock motor a few years down the road. Keep us in the loop and fab up some motor mounts for a few brave souls to be able to do this on their car.
I remember looking at Supras just before buying this car. I really wanted one but they are just too ragged out lately for a $40k car. And I couldn't constantly fly out to look at cars that I end up not buying.
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...wouldn't a 2JZ swap be harder to do? Unless I'm thinking about this wrong an In-line 6 should be longer than the LS based V8. The FA20 with only two cylinders on a side is a really short motor and frankly I'm surprised an LS will fit.
Hell, of a 2JZ fits into an FT86 I'm going to shoehorn one of these into mine... |
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I believe supra motors weigh ~400lbs
Ls1 motors are ~400lbs as well I think the pushrod v8 would be better for keeping the weight distribution closer to stock when compared to an inline 6. Just saying. |
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The cog should be closer to stock as well with the v8
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Now if I was focused on just straight-line speed I would look at the LS swap but even then I would've just kept my GTR if that were the case. I want this car to be well balance through all disciplines (auto x, road race, drift, drag) and that is the main goal I want to achieve with this build. |
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this makes me happy
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The rumor is someone will be showing up at sema with a 1000+ hp built FA20.
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LS swap would be easier and cheaper with having the domestic and local aftermarket support
what motor are you using, one from an IS300, GS? Last edited by radroach; 07-05-2013 at 01:49 AM. |
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