93 gs300 manual swap
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well my auto tranny gave up on the dyno. so its time to swap the auto out. just for info we made 300 horse and 295 foot pounds before the tranny started slipping so bad it was over. oh and by the way i would like to post pics of the process but i dont know how. any way i have a 1jzgte vvti and auto trans fr4om a chaser jzx100. i put in an aem computer to get more and begin the quest for 4dr supra power. i am going to put in the r154 from a mk3 supra. i have collected almost all the parts i need i am waiting on driftmotion to get the shifter housing extended and back to me then its all good from there. i decided to use a willlwood pedal beacuse i wanted to leave the park brake in the stock location. i will keep this going with pics if someone can pm me with instructions on how to post pics
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Sounds like a fun swap. You know, the mkiv supra pedal will fit next to the stock brake pedal, you just need to move the parking brake. I used a parking brake out of a mr2 and mounted it on the tranny tunnel. Or I guess you could use an SC one too.
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ya but i wanted to keep the parking brake on the floor besides i am not wild about the placement of the clutch pedal with the mkiv pedal so this way i can put it where ever i want
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so tranny is now in and i am just gunno do a little wiring and back on the dyno drive shaft was 2 inches to short but the auto yoke worked in the manual so that was cool i am using a wilwood pedal that mounts to the floor that is going to be modified so it will work then we should be driving this weekend i did end up extending my shifter 5 inches if i would have gone 6 it would have made it right in the whole that is allready there
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Nice bro. I would like to see some pics of your progress. I'm thinking about doing a manual conversion also. But I need to do some maintenance first before starting on the project :P If you need any help with getting the pics up let me know or email it to me and I'll get it up. I think it'll benefit a lot of folks to see what goes into a manual conversion.
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well after hours of trying to get the floor mount in i am going with a mk3 pedal. the floor mount just wqould not go no matter what i tried everything and it just would not go in and fit where i wanted it
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I used an MKIV clutch pedal for my 6spd conversion. Pretty straight forward, just had to fab a bracket and welded it to the crash bar that goes across under the dash. I think the hardest part was flattening out the firewall to get the master cylinder to sit flat.
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so now im driving it and really like the feel except the turbo now is acting funny. it builds boost in neutral and it seems that the boost comes on really funnny like nothing until 3000 rpm then it tears off like a beast anyone have any ideas which part on the chaser 1jz i need to unplug or anything
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yep the car is running ok when i shifted hard to second it startes getting side ways ehich made me smile does anyone know where i can get a lsd for this thing or really what fits
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and really the pedal came out of an 1985 supra non turbo its what i could find in the junk yard only cost 10 bucks for the pedal and 20 for a new master
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Congrats on the successful swap! Pics please!!!
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2. Upload images to said photobucket account.
3. Once uploaded, go to each individual image, and click the share link.
4. Copy the complete "IMG for bulletin boards & forums" full size [IMG] link.
5. Paste it in a forum post.
6. Rinse and repeat for as many images as you want to post.
Hope that helped.
1. Create a photobucket account.
2. Upload images to said photobucket account.
3. Once uploaded, go to each individual image, and click the share link.
4. Copy the complete "IMG for bulletin boards & forums" full size [IMG] link.
5. Paste it in a forum post.
6. Rinse and repeat for as many images as you want to post.
Hope that helped.