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2jz-gte vs SRT stage 4

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Old 09-16-03, 06:03 AM
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Originally posted by cong28
Congrats on the T-76 Mo, now hows my turbo coming? You need to take some time off on the IS300 and start working on the GS300 Kit. You know I'm still waiting for it.
As a matter of fact your gs300 kit will be shipping out of our facilities next week. Finally right
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Thanks for the clarification on the dyno numbers Mo. That seems inline w/ others. Any surging w/ the T76? It's know to have issues w/ the GTE and they have a better intake manifold than the IS does so I'm imagining the flow on the IS's GE to cause surge problems.
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Originally Posted by EmoDragRacer
I have to disagree with ya on that one Charles.. IS300GTE is way past the 500 rwhp mark and has a BIG single turbo in his car.. it fits fine and has the capabilities of hittin 800 rwhp or more.. you have to also remember the GTE motor sits more towards the drivers side..so it give you a lil more room to work with fitting a larger turbo on your passenger side.
I have a 2002 IS300 and have done a gte swap, coupleled with this factory auto. Does it work? Yes. You have to know the in's and out's of the car's wiring to do it. The IS300 uses a square wave cam and crank signal, and the older gte engines use an analog multitooth 24-1 signal. so the only way to make it work is to use a standalone to run the gte, while still inputing the other signals into the factory ecm. any systems that need to see a cam or crank signal have to be rewired to the standalone. ex. fuel pump relay, a/c compressor relay, tach input into combination meter... so can it be done? yes. is it alot of work? yes. is it worth it? only if you plan on keeping the auto tranny only temporarily. auto tranny totally bogs out the gte's power so i would advise only using it temporarily until you either go v160 or r154. overall is it worth it? yes! gte non-vvti sounds totally different and will be much more relayable than an interferance vvti, especially making big power.
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