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Who did the LS2 swap? I'm Interested.
This may or may not be in the correct section, but I figured if ANYONE knew who did the LS2 swap, then it would be the people of this subforum.
As you already know I've got my built motor + turbo ~350whp FR-S, but I'm looking for something more. I want that instant V8 torque (great for drifting). I will probably add a supercharger on top of it. 500whp is the goal. Anyway, does anyone know what shop did it? I think I remember them being in Connecticut. Thanks |
You mean the BRZ06 with a non Z06 motor. I believe you are looking for Weapons Grade Performance. You can buy their BRZ06 with no motor or transmission for $32k if you are interested.
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From what I saw last this is what their car is like right now.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1538681 |
Yeah Weapons Grade in Connecticut
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But yes it's definitely them. Supposedly they are willing to do this for more cars. I might be interested. Maybe give them my built motor + turbo for like 75% of the final cost or something. |
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Yep thats Weapons Grade. You can purchase their conversion kit for like 10k I think it was. Then you just need to buy the motor/trans..and its a drop in from there.
I was seriously thinking about it, hell I still am. Probably in the future lol |
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Sorry I lied - its 8k for the complete setup. Base is 3750. http://shop.weaponsgradeperformance....rz-ls-swap-kit EDIT: Its also the only conversion kit on the market, so theres no competition which obviously means no competitive pricing. |
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We just finished our shop car:
[ame]http://youtu.be/ikbniJJppcQ[/ame] It's a much bigger project than you realize and it gets really expensive to do it right. If someone off the street came to me and said "LS swap my FRS/BRZ" it would start around $25,000. You probably just spit out your drink when you read that but let me break that down: $8000 Swap Kit, $8000 (Average) for a low mileage full LS2 Droupout (Engine, trans, ecu, gas pedal, wiring harness, etc.), About $1000 to properly prepare the engine, ie: new head gaskets, new valve cover gaskets, new timing cover gaskets, new oil pan gasket, new timing set, new thermostat, new water pump, etc. You also need a clutch, new trans fluid, and new oil and filter, so there's another $1000. You need around $500 in miscellaneous hoses, clamps, brackets, belts, etc. You're going to need a proper tune which will cost you around $500. Now we're talking $19000 just in parts and that's if you don' want to improve the engine at all. Let me tell you once it's in there, its a bitch to get it back out so if you want to do head work, cam, valve train, etc, you gotta drop that money too, so there's another AT LEAST $1000 if not way more. That plus $5000 labor give or take a week and bam there you have it. |
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