Na-t or GTE swap ?
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you can piece na-t kit if you dont want to use the turbo in the xs kit. buy their manifold and front mount and buy a nice ball bearing turbo. IF you can do the work youreself like me the na-t def seems like the best way to go. If somone is willing to do a full swap for 2gs....wow ok good luck with it. Gte motor 3gs, pay someone to do the swap the right way at least 3gs. Then still you will most likely have a/c problems , tach problems and etc. Then you just got 300hp for 6gs+. Shop next door to mine just did na/t supra auto ebay kit...cost him 3gs total for everything and the car made 330rwhp on 6psi on stock h/g.
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^It doesn't really matter how you put some still won't understand.
" Lfrers" hahaha you made my day bro, their power goal is not realistic....
" Lfrers" hahaha you made my day bro, their power goal is not realistic....
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really? its running fine but the only thing im dreading is the HG swap, For me im thinking what would be easier for, pulling the engine apart for that which I have very little experience in or doing a swap which I have dont alot more in various cars.
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