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Old 04-01-13, 11:37 AM
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What's up guys I've been searching throughout the forums between here and lextreme I plan on buying those pistons they sell to do a setup now my question is what are some good performance mods to do to the sc400 I plan to do a turbo setup on the sc400 and a manual swap.

The manual swap pretty much got down just had 1 question about that do I need a different ecu for the r154 or can I use the stock ecu seems like people forget to add that type of info in the swap builds

And is turbo the best way to go my goal is 500 daily I know the car can handle it so any info will be great thanks guys
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You might want to check out the 1UZ Twin Turbo Kit in the for sale section.
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Originally Posted by Clean400
You might want to check out the 1UZ Twin Turbo Kit in the for sale section.
i was kinda hoping to get a single turbo twin isnt in my books for it although it would be fun i ratehr single or super charge
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auto ecu's will work for manual swaps just fine, its not listed because its common swap info on here and is not sc300 or sc400 specific. on a 1uz, you are usually best off supercharging it, as the manifold and exhaust routing/setup for a turbo become complicated very quick and space is an issue to overcome.
It has been done before, but the supercharger is way easier.
500 daily will be very tricky on a 1uz especially with the stock ecu, and a lot of parts will end up being custom.
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Originally Posted by Ali SC3
auto ecu's will work for manual swaps just fine, its not listed because its common swap info on here and is not sc300 or sc400 specific. on a 1uz, you are usually best off supercharging it, as the manifold and exhaust routing/setup for a turbo become complicated very quick and space is an issue to overcome.
It has been done before, but the supercharger is way easier.
500 daily will be very tricky on a 1uz especially with the stock ecu, and a lot of parts will end up being custom.
perfect answer thats what im looking for that really helped man so supercharging it easier so ill look into that then and what about pistons? lextreme good?
also while its on topic what r some supercharges that i can get for the sc400 ?

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Twin screw supercharger. Contact Scotturnot or find a post buy him and click on his signature for the complete build process for this. I believe he wasn't very happy with the results he was after. Many, and I mean, Many parts were needed by custom shops and fabrication. He dis an awesome write up and posted a crap ton of pictures. He is a super nice guy and very knowledgeable.

Good luck.
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Originally Posted by 1JZPWRD
Twin screw supercharger. Contact Scotturnot or find a post buy him and click on his signature for the complete build process for this. I believe he wasn't very happy with the results he was after. Many, and I mean, Many parts were needed by custom shops and fabrication. He dis an awesome write up and posted a crap ton of pictures. He is a super nice guy and very knowledgeable.

Good luck.
ive seen that it was an awesome build but i have searched like i said haha so twin just isnt in it right now i could possibly swap to a 2j or 1j i see ur signature 555 sleeper how did u do that lol ? mind telling
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You will have to click the thread and read all 98 pages of it. LOL

1JZ, BW S366 turbo, larger injectors, AEM V2, and much more.......
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Originally Posted by 1JZPWRD
You will have to click the thread and read all 98 pages of it. LOL

1JZ, BW S366 turbo, larger injectors, AEM V2, and much more.......
i saw the link it just wasnt working lol so i thought it was old or something but is the swap `1j really worth it ? cause dam sounds like u did alot
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read this thread, its one of the less complicated supercharger routes I have seen in a while.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...-my-sc400.html

You don't need new pistons, the pistons on a 1uz are fine, spend that money on proper engine management as the stock ecu is funny above 8 psi or so of boost, which wont get you even close to the ballpark of 500hp, the fuel and timing need to be taken care of for that and alot more boost. If you have to build up the motor and tear into it your project costs will skyrocket just be aware of that.

If you aren't 100% set on having a boosted 1uz, you can break 500hp much easier on a 2jz because all the parts are available and there are many ecu options before having to go standalone.
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