My 2jz gte Build!!!!!!!!!
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#47
Thanks guys for comments.. Sorry about the quotes, just a little excited...
jeff, That purple was treated with painted that with stands 1000 degrees.. That was just a first coat.. I hope the painted stays on lol... I'm actually going with a manuel tarns now.. i got a really good deal on one.. Thanks Guys!!
jeff, That purple was treated with painted that with stands 1000 degrees.. That was just a first coat.. I hope the painted stays on lol... I'm actually going with a manuel tarns now.. i got a really good deal on one.. Thanks Guys!!
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Yes sir you answered my question, granted after posting the question I decided to look at your profile..I'm going to take the dumbass of the day on that one, however this thing looks sweet man waiting to see it all come together...PS: keep the receipts I still want to know how much this thing cost from start to finish.
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SirBev, your funny!!! I'm about 6,500 that would have been pretty much my final cost but I have decide to go manuel.. So I just picked up my tranny for really good deal and need to buy some odds and ends..
Thanks TXlexus400.. I'm hoping to have everything I need in for my trans this week.. Thanks guys!!
Thanks TXlexus400.. I'm hoping to have everything I need in for my trans this week.. Thanks guys!!
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i have a ? i have ALWAYS wondered every time i see a supra or the gs with the i-6 in it....why do they make the neck come out and go across the radiator fans to the right? wouldnt it be better to come our and go straight out and just connect on the left side?
silly ? but maybe one of u guys know
silly ? but maybe one of u guys know
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Sakataj, I believe the reason is for Toyota wanting to share the same radiator for the same car. My understandng was that Toyota sold more of the non turbo 2JZ-GE vs the GTE. Thus, they could cut costs by using a short radiator hose for the GE motor, and for the few numbers of GTE they just used a long cross over hose. This way they could both share the same radiators instead of having to produce 2 separate radiator for the same car. They could probably save a few dollars per car. The numbers might seem slight, but when you add up how many cars they manufactured....it adds up to quite a bit.
I'm planning to build a custom radiator with the water neck on the other side(GTE side) and An-20 fittings/stainless hoses for the radiator hoses instead of the ugly rubber stock ones.
I'm planning to build a custom radiator with the water neck on the other side(GTE side) and An-20 fittings/stainless hoses for the radiator hoses instead of the ugly rubber stock ones.
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Sakataj, I believe the reason is for Toyota wanting to share the same radiator for the same car. My understandng was that Toyota sold more of the non turbo 2JZ-GE vs the GTE. Thus, they could cut costs by using a short radiator hose for the GE motor, and for the few numbers of GTE they just used a long cross over hose. This way they could both share the same radiators instead of having to produce 2 separate radiator for the same car. They could probably save a few dollars per car. The numbers might seem slight, but when you add up how many cars they manufactured....it adds up to quite a bit.
I'm planning to build a custom radiator with the water neck on the other side(GTE side) and An-20 fittings/stainless hoses for the radiator hoses instead of the ugly rubber stock ones.
I'm planning to build a custom radiator with the water neck on the other side(GTE side) and An-20 fittings/stainless hoses for the radiator hoses instead of the ugly rubber stock ones.
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