1jz swap.
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1jz swap.
Yes another one of those guys taking the 'HEART' out of an RX7 and putting in a dreaded cylinder engine.
Has anyone every heard of a 1jzgte Toyota engine swap. I am very SERIOUSLY thinking about doing the swap. I got the money in hand. 280hp and 268tq. With a single turbo swap and bigger injectors and an ecu upgrade i can have some serious HP and good mileage.
Let me know what you think. PLEASE REFRAIN FROM THE ROTARIES RULE COMMENTS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_JZ_engine
Has anyone every heard of a 1jzgte Toyota engine swap. I am very SERIOUSLY thinking about doing the swap. I got the money in hand. 280hp and 268tq. With a single turbo swap and bigger injectors and an ecu upgrade i can have some serious HP and good mileage.
Let me know what you think. PLEASE REFRAIN FROM THE ROTARIES RULE COMMENTS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_JZ_engine
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I think I've heard of only 1 person actually doing this swap. I don't know if it was difficult or expensive but it just seems like it would be a lot of work. I think the main problem, well for me if I were to consider the swap, is to actually find a 1jz engine.
If you are 100% with this swap, mind keeping a detailed journal so that we can have it archived? Seems like a sweet swap is you can actually finish it.
If you are 100% with this swap, mind keeping a detailed journal so that we can have it archived? Seems like a sweet swap is you can actually finish it.
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If you want something non-rotary, then I say just put a Chevy 350 in it and be done. It will be cheaper, easier to build, more powerful, and get comparable gas mileage. Why mess with a rarer turbo Japanese engine that would be difficult to put in? You have the world's most common engine at your disposal, buy the pre-made kit from Grannies Speed Shop, bolt it all in, little bit of wiring, you're done!
Just a thought. Great fun can be had for less money...
Just a thought. Great fun can be had for less money...
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If you want something non-rotary, then I say just put a Chevy 350 in it and be done. It will be cheaper, easier to build, more powerful, and get comparable gas mileage. Why mess with a rarer turbo Japanese engine that would be difficult to put in? You have the world's most common engine at your disposal, buy the pre-made kit from Grannies Speed Shop, bolt it all in, little bit of wiring, you're done!
Just a thought. Great fun can be had for less money...
Just a thought. Great fun can be had for less money...
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And just so you can't say I contributed nothing... the thread right below yours
https://www.rx7club.com/other-engine-conversions-non-v-8-118/1989-1jz-gte-powered-fc-rx7-769104/
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2919369
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