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Old 06-06-07, 09:48 AM
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There's a possible group buy from another member here on 1uZ turbo manifolds, do a search. They look to be top notch.
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Originally Posted by Lucky SC
10k just for the turbo!?!?! or the project all together

if its 10k just for a turbo then i am afraid i am out and will have to be a follower and go the 2JZ-GTE route or 1JZ
Thats my estimate for the project. Guess it all depends upon how much work you do yourself.

Turbo
Piping
Manifold
upgraded fuel supply
custom work

it all adds up REAL quickly
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So, it seems like smoging is not a problem, so then delete the cats...
Also get a downpipe, it'll really help the air flow.
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Originally Posted by kyoso23
There's a possible group buy from another member here on 1uZ turbo manifolds, do a search. They look to be top notch.
Top notch and $2500 a set uncoated!

VERY pricey for an "affordable solution".
Old 06-06-07, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by mkorsu
Top notch and $2500 a set uncoated!

VERY pricey for an "affordable solution".
ya man, i'm 18 years old heading into college right now, i got 4 years of tuition ahead of me.

pricey is not an option right now.
so i guess the solution is to go with the exhaust now but smaller piping and then save up for a swap later.

right now i'm gonna work on mostly aesthetic things i presume. maybe some supsension upgrades and a body kit.

any link though for where to get these cheap cats at?
Old 06-06-07, 11:12 AM
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Google FTW!!

http://www.***************/performance...=355&category=
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Same part numbers here and free shipping

Magnaflow 91004

Magnaflow 91005

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Originally Posted by Lucky SC
ya man, i'm 18 years old heading into college right now, i got 4 years of tuition ahead of me.

pricey is not an option right now.
so i guess the solution is to go with the exhaust now but smaller piping and then save up for a swap later.

right now i'm gonna work on mostly aesthetic things i presume. maybe some supsension upgrades and a body kit.

any link though for where to get these cheap cats at?
the cheapest power is by far via a 1JZ swap. Once you have that engine installed, every $100 you put into the engine gives you instant feedback.

FI on the 1UZ is sweet indeed, but it is damn expensive. In anticipation of FI, I am going to go through a M/T swap once the summer is over. I could have a 1JZ w/R154 front cut shipped to my door for the same price.
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Originally Posted by Blizzy
the cheapest power is by far via a 1JZ swap. Once you have that engine installed, every $100 you put into the engine gives you instant feedback.

FI on the 1UZ is sweet indeed, but it is damn expensive. In anticipation of FI, I am going to go through a M/T swap once the summer is over. I could have a 1JZ w/R154 front cut shipped to my door for the same price.
there has been constant debate between 2JZ and 1JZ on here i have observed, but can the 1JZ hold its own with the 2JZ?

if its cheaper and gives more results per dollar spent then i'd be more willing to go with that. not to mention the 1JZ actually came with the car as opposed to the 2jz-gte

i'm looking to make 500-600 whp LONG run
and is it legal to put a JDM motor in a US car?

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Originally Posted by Lucky SC
there has been constant debate between 2JZ and 1JZ on here i have observed, but can the 1JZ hold its own with the 2JZ?

if its cheaper and gives more results per dollar spent then i'd be more willing to go with that. not to mention the 1JZ actually came with the car as opposed to the 2jz-gte

i'm looking to make 500-600 whp LONG run
and is it legal to put a JDM motor in a US car?
The 1JZ with 0.5L less displacement is naturally handicapped to the 2JZ. However, this handicap really only surfaces at around 500whp where the 1JZ's power band gets narrow and the 2JZ's power band remains fat. That being said, the true 1JZ enthusiast can run aggressive cams, upgraded valve springs, and a standalone to rev safely to around 8500rpm, giving the 1JZ another dose of usable power in each gear.

Ultimately, the 2JZ offers more power potential. The 2JZ can keep a pretty nice power band with a 67mm turbo. A 1JZ is a dyno queen with something that big. 61-63mm is the ideal size for the 1JZ as you can put down 450+whp and hit full boost at or before 4000rpm.

If you put the difference in cost between a 1JZ and a 2JZ directly into the 1JZ, you would have more power than the stock 2JZ. While the 2JZ offers more potential, the 1JZ gets you to your 450whp quicker and cheaper.

If I were you, I would get a 1JZ, single manifold, 61-63mm turbo, front mounted intercooler, cams, and engine management. A decent tune will milk 450whp with such a set-up. If you get a Soarer front cut with an R154, you will have one hell of a sports car on your hands.
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Originally Posted by Blizzy
The 1JZ with 0.5L less displacement is naturally handicapped to the 2JZ. However, this handicap really only surfaces at around 500whp where the 1JZ's power band gets narrow and the 2JZ's power band remains fat. That being said, the true 1JZ enthusiast can run aggressive cams, upgraded valve springs, and a standalone to rev safely to around 8500rpm, giving the 1JZ another dose of usable power in each gear.

Ultimately, the 2JZ offers more power potential. The 2JZ can keep a pretty nice power band with a 67mm turbo. A 1JZ is a dyno queen with something that big. 61-63mm is the ideal size for the 1JZ as you can put down 450+whp and hit full boost at or before 4000rpm.

If you put the difference in cost between a 1JZ and a 2JZ directly into the 1JZ, you would have more power than the stock 2JZ. While the 2JZ offers more potential, the 1JZ gets you to your 450whp quicker and cheaper.

If I were you, I would get a 1JZ, single manifold, 61-63mm turbo, front mounted intercooler, cams, and engine management. A decent tune will milk 450whp with such a set-up. If you get a Soarer front cut with an R154, you will have one hell of a sports car on your hands.
thats a great idea since i don't have a lot of funds.
can i only find it on ebay or do you have any other sources? and i still wanna know if its legal to put a jdm engine in a usdm car
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