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12-11-02, 09:32 PM
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Need parts people
I need some stuff and if you have it or know what I can do about getting it PLEASE let me know Thanks
I need
A complete engine wiring harness for a 93.5 to 95(?) Supra TT
A 6 speed 93.5 to 95 6 speed TT ECU
I basically have the motor with turbos (2JZGTE) and thats all so I need whatever else I need to put it in a 1995 SC300 5SPEED
Thanks Tommy D
Or if you have any ideas of a stand alone or whatever just let me know... If a stand alone is the way to go then by all means give me suggetions Thanks Again T.D
I need
A complete engine wiring harness for a 93.5 to 95(?) Supra TT
A 6 speed 93.5 to 95 6 speed TT ECU
I basically have the motor with turbos (2JZGTE) and thats all so I need whatever else I need to put it in a 1995 SC300 5SPEED
Thanks Tommy D
Or if you have any ideas of a stand alone or whatever just let me know... If a stand alone is the way to go then by all means give me suggetions Thanks Again T.D
12-12-02, 10:42 AM
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You can order the US spec harness from Curt Aigner, Elmhurst Toyota eparts@elmhursttoyota.com. I believe he'll charge you around $700 Which is a steal if you ask me. Keep in mind though, if you have a jspec motor, you'll need some connectors off of the old jspec wiring harness to replace on the us harness, as the injector, and coil pack connectors, and water temp connector are different.
As for the ECU, you'll have to either keep your eyes peeled on supraforums to locate a used ecu, or buy a new one for $1k. You can usually find a used one for around $300-$400. Once again if this is a jspec motor it doesn't use a maf so you may want to consider a vpc and afc as well. The other option is to use the AEM EMS. Most likely the option I'm choosing.
If your going all out to do the 6spd at the same time then you'll need either an auto TT rear end, or the 6spd TT rear, plus the halfshafts. Most with the auto tt rear, say they end up shifting gears a bit to quickly, so keep that in mind. You're also going to have to mod the driveshaft. You should be able to find a driveshaft place that can modify.
If you do a search you can find a ton more info on this swap. This is definitley not a plug and play operation. The motor will drop right in, however when it comes to wiring it gets a bit more complicated.
Some other things you may need.
Front mount or smic from supra
power steering resevior
tach signal electronics
downpipe/exhaust
supra throttle cable
etc..
oh, and patience! something I don't have much of...
Good luck
Chris
As for the ECU, you'll have to either keep your eyes peeled on supraforums to locate a used ecu, or buy a new one for $1k. You can usually find a used one for around $300-$400. Once again if this is a jspec motor it doesn't use a maf so you may want to consider a vpc and afc as well. The other option is to use the AEM EMS. Most likely the option I'm choosing.
If your going all out to do the 6spd at the same time then you'll need either an auto TT rear end, or the 6spd TT rear, plus the halfshafts. Most with the auto tt rear, say they end up shifting gears a bit to quickly, so keep that in mind. You're also going to have to mod the driveshaft. You should be able to find a driveshaft place that can modify.
If you do a search you can find a ton more info on this swap. This is definitley not a plug and play operation. The motor will drop right in, however when it comes to wiring it gets a bit more complicated.
Some other things you may need.
Front mount or smic from supra
power steering resevior
tach signal electronics
downpipe/exhaust
supra throttle cable
etc..
oh, and patience! something I don't have much of...
Good luck
Chris
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