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Old 11-25-08, 01:05 AM
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well ive noticed people live out simple things for the aristo swap. her is things that i figured out. i swapped the upper pan and it is not the same as the stock one off the aristo, the oil drain that you drill on your stock sc300 upper pan is 90 dagrees streight up and down, as for the aristo it is slanted maybe a 40 dagree slant, so i had to take it to a shop and have them weld it, there is no way to get it to fit at all, i used 5/8 hose i bought from napa auto parts to get it fit after they welded it. i will get pics of that later, i also had to swap the engine mount brackets, had to get the TT water pump obviously, also the aristo has a acumlator for the braking system which alows it not to have a brake booster. your going to have to drill and tap a fitting for your brake booster line on the upper intake manifold, but the biggest pain i had was with the stupid oil drain setup. i used the stock W58 with the stock flywheel,pp and disc, i sent the wiring out to dr tweak, i didnt want to deal with it. my stock fuel lines worked on it, used my alternator with the stock chassis harness and used my stock a/c compressor



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Looks good. Did you just swap the mount brackets with the ones from your SC?
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yes sir. you can get them all off with engine out, was fairly easy. looks like you cant reach most of them but you can with a wrench
Old 11-25-08, 01:19 AM
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Thanks. I have a couple friends doing the swap so I'm trying to help them out the best I can. Post more pics! Cant wait to see the end result!
Old 11-25-08, 09:19 AM
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nice man, im doing the same swap as u r too, the buddy of mine is helping me out aka ONEJAY, so yeah r u almost done with the swap, or r u waiting for the harness to get back just like me..well i send my harness to Tech2...
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my harness should be back this week, i'll post some pics, looks like one cooloant line will not bolt up exactly, i'll post what i have to do to it
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can you post pics of the oil connection that you are referring to. this is the first time I have read that so interested on what the issue is.
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still not entirly finished. still have to post pics of that oil drain too
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I like the black theme in the engine bay. And how did you relocate the battery? Do they sell kits for that?
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looks good!
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nice work!

what throttle cable (pn) did you use? i ordered a 95 6mt usdm supra throttle cable (accel), but havnt had the rest of parts come in to pop my gte in yet
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i used a TT supra manual trans throttle cable, as for the battery i did it myself. i just ran a power cable from starter to the trunk under the car and put it where the stock cd changer goes
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