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Old 04-09-05, 12:14 PM
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MKIII supra engine swap?

anyone know of a successful swap/s? can it be done/anyone done the swap in here?

lets keep the debate out of this, im just looking for info.

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ive seen mark IV swaps..but never a mark III
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If you are talking about the 7mgte I've never seen it done. If you do it though, make sure to replace the headgasket or you WILL get a BHG.
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what car are you wanting to see this in?
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in an FC....
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Of course it's possible. I don't think I've ever heard of this swap being done, but it doesn't really seem practical. It's a big heavy engine (I think) and underpowered too. This engine is also notorious for head gasket problems and might not be much of an improvement over the rotary. I would recomend either a SR swap or a V8 swap.
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ive seen it done on this forum i believe aloong time ago i remember seing a few shots of a fc with a 7m motor (thats the one with single turbo in the US right) with the jdm twin turbo model(they where limited edition so dont flame me saying i saw a 2jz) i think they where from idaho
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does anyone make a kit to swap the 2jz in a 3rd gen?
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You should see if powerhouse racing can hook you up, you'll probably have to send your car to them though..
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the 2jz in an rx7 is retarded. its huge, super tall, and really heavy, plus the guys who actually made the Supra 7 can't even drive it because the bump steer is soo bad. an LS1 built up for a turbo could make just as much power if not more than the supra, for a heck of a lot cheaper, plus is hella lighter, and you won't have bump steer issues.
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The 2jz has been done without bumpsteer problems as for the 7mgte motor they can make power I have a 7m making 710 rwhp. The headgasket problem came from toyota only tourque the headgaskets to 45 pounds, get yourself a metal headgasket and some good arp bolts and you can have a stout 7m motor.
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Originally Posted by quick_spoolin
does anyone make a kit to swap the 2jz in a 3rd gen?
KFG enterprises in canada makes a kit to swap the 2j in a 3rd gen they do alot of these swaps as well as v8 and 3 rotor. There drag car has 1200hp but has problems breaking rearend parts so they are experimenting with a 8.8 rear out of a mustang. i have talked with them extensively about this swap and they say they have no bumpsteer issues. I personally choose to go 3 rotor instead but it was a toss up. the swap will cost you around 14000.
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