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2JZ 86?
Looked around and didn't see a thread on this yet, but I saw it on facebook.
What do you guys think of it? http://sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-...88948573_n.jpg |
That is going to be mean one! Cant wait to see the progress
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This is going to be awesome! I can't wait until someone swaps a rotary in it. However someone IS going to swap an LS in it, and soon.
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Makes me think how if I pull an iron block L6 2JZ out of a 53/47 weight Supra and putting in a built aluminum block L4 2AZ (tC) motor would move the Supra's split to ~50/50 static and knock off 200+ pounds in the process.
Then I think how the aluminum block, short H4 in this car already leads to a 55/45 static split. And think about adding 200+ lbs of ballast hanging way in front of the forward axles. Then I shudder. |
No. Just no. That's going to screw the balance and weight distribution to hell. Carlos Lago predicted this. "Don't screw it up", he said. And there you have it, screwed up.
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LOL, someone will have 1000+ rwhp by the end of the year.
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They must of cut the firewall to bring it back that much but then the shifter would be on the back seat i guess
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I love the 2J. but that car will be a dyno queen, or a show queen. taming that thing on track will be tough...
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yeah i also question how the driver is going to shift with the engine mounted so far back.. but it may just be the only way to clear the low hood.
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3.4 Stroker or bust!!!
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While I love my 1JZ, I think it absolutely ruins the spirit of the 86 to do this swap. I think real drivers realize most of the potential lies hidden within the chassis of the car. If you want more power, supercharge the H-4, but don't screw up the COG and weight distribution with a ten year old lump.
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Too bad. Taller and heavier engine.
Also needs to be mounted ridiculously to maintain any sort of weight balance. This coming from a guy with a 1JZ Soarer. I'm waiting for someone to tune the FA20 .. or maybe even do a high-power BEAMS swap |
I want those headlights....
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