2jz swap
08-12-03, 10:16 PM
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2jz swap
hi
i have a 94tt supra i am looking to buy a second car and i love the rx7 body. anyways
i heard there was a company in AUS that is selling a kit to put a 2jz in the FD and i am very interested in doing that. so if any one has the site address for the place to get the kit from i would be very greatful.
my email is stink_e@skunkbox.com and my aim s/n is nxt774
thank you
i have a 94tt supra i am looking to buy a second car and i love the rx7 body. anyways
i heard there was a company in AUS that is selling a kit to put a 2jz in the FD and i am very interested in doing that. so if any one has the site address for the place to get the kit from i would be very greatful.
my email is stink_e@skunkbox.com and my aim s/n is nxt774
thank you
08-12-03, 10:18 PM
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try using a search, it's not a kit, it's expensive, you can't afford it, www.spengineering.com did it, but they aren't wanting to do it agai
08-12-03, 10:27 PM
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thank you for your post. but i think i can decide what i can and can't afford. i can do most the work myself so i am expecting to pay around 20-25k for the swap
08-13-03, 01:46 PM
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Re: 2jz swap
Originally posted by nxt774
hi
i have a 94tt supra i am looking to buy a second car and i love the rx7 body. anyways
i heard there was a company in AUS that is selling a kit to put a 2jz in the FD and i am very interested in doing that. so if any one has the site address for the place to get the kit from i would be very greatful.
my email is stink_e@skunkbox.com and my aim s/n is nxt774
thank you
hi
i have a 94tt supra i am looking to buy a second car and i love the rx7 body. anyways
i heard there was a company in AUS that is selling a kit to put a 2jz in the FD and i am very interested in doing that. so if any one has the site address for the place to get the kit from i would be very greatful.
my email is stink_e@skunkbox.com and my aim s/n is nxt774
thank you
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holy crap dude, you must be a badass mechanic!!! you fit a 2jz into the FD!!!
it also looks like you live near me here in oklahoma... i need to see this setup for myself...
I may be interested in buying your kit in the future
it also looks like you live near me here in oklahoma... i need to see this setup for myself...
I may be interested in buying your kit in the future
08-21-03, 02:53 PM
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Originally posted by 20B Junkie
Yeah, its gay.
Yeah, its gay.
Yeah, its extremely "gay" to have 700rwhp in a 2800lbs car! Geeezzz Mikey what are you thinking? Oh I know!! To have an amazing power to weight ratio without that nagging thought in the back of your head saying, " Please God dont let my engine break during this race! " .
08-24-03, 11:22 AM
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Sorry about that lame remark.
Ok, well putting that engine into a RX-7 just takes away what makes the RX-7 so special.
If you don't know how to make more power from your rotary and your too big of a ***** to take your rotary engine further, then buy a supra or some V8 muscle car. Don't waste a perfectly good car and put some piston engine in it.
You could also swap in a bigger rotary (ie. 20B) 700rwhp isn't hard and it can be reliable.
I know that its your car blah, blah, but I just don't like the idea of piston engines in a rotary car.
Ok, well putting that engine into a RX-7 just takes away what makes the RX-7 so special.
If you don't know how to make more power from your rotary and your too big of a ***** to take your rotary engine further, then buy a supra or some V8 muscle car. Don't waste a perfectly good car and put some piston engine in it.
You could also swap in a bigger rotary (ie. 20B) 700rwhp isn't hard and it can be reliable.
I know that its your car blah, blah, but I just don't like the idea of piston engines in a rotary car.
08-24-03, 08:12 PM
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Originally posted by 20B Junkie
Sorry about that lame remark.
Ok, well putting that engine into a RX-7 just takes away what makes the RX-7 so special.
If you don't know how to make more power from your rotary and your too big of a ***** to take your rotary engine further, then buy a supra or some V8 muscle car. Don't waste a perfectly good car and put some piston engine in it.
You could also swap in a bigger rotary (ie. 20B) 700rwhp isn't hard and it can be reliable.
I know that its your car blah, blah, but I just don't like the idea of piston engines in a rotary car.
Sorry about that lame remark.
Ok, well putting that engine into a RX-7 just takes away what makes the RX-7 so special.
If you don't know how to make more power from your rotary and your too big of a ***** to take your rotary engine further, then buy a supra or some V8 muscle car. Don't waste a perfectly good car and put some piston engine in it.
You could also swap in a bigger rotary (ie. 20B) 700rwhp isn't hard and it can be reliable.
I know that its your car blah, blah, but I just don't like the idea of piston engines in a rotary car.
08-24-03, 08:42 PM
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Originally posted by 20B Junkie
If you don't know how to make more power from your rotary and your too big of a ***** to take your rotary engine further, then buy a supra or some V8 muscle car
If you don't know how to make more power from your rotary and your too big of a ***** to take your rotary engine further, then buy a supra or some V8 muscle car
08-26-03, 01:41 PM
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Sweet!!!
You know I had been thinking about doing a V8 swap as one of my long term goals but the 2JZ swap has me interested in that.
If you dont mind me asking what are some of the things that you have to buy to make the swap work? and what are some of the major components that you had to fabricate yourself?
Do you have your own website or something where you outline your swaps progress?
Thanks
You know I had been thinking about doing a V8 swap as one of my long term goals but the 2JZ swap has me interested in that.
If you dont mind me asking what are some of the things that you have to buy to make the swap work? and what are some of the major components that you had to fabricate yourself?
Do you have your own website or something where you outline your swaps progress?
Thanks
08-28-03, 08:42 AM
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the website is on the way.... www.supraswap.com