Non VVT-I Worth Losing Luxuries?
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Non VVT-I Worth Losing Luxuries?
If i were to swap a non vvti 2jzgte into my 98 GS300 instead of the recommened VVTI is it worth losing all the luxuries to have a wider variety of aftermarket parts?
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I would recommend to keep with a VVT-i gte. There's not a whole lot more that will work on a non-vvti than on a vvti other than camshafts/cam gears. Everything else will bolt up or install without issue, and the vvti version is an easy near bolt in swap on a 98. Why go through the trouble of losing your entire cluster and climate control comforts for a motor that will make about the same hp as an easily swapped vvti version?
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The only thing is i already have the non vvti so id have to either trade or sell the engine to get a vvti
I would recommend to keep with a VVT-i gte. There's not a whole lot more that will work on a non-vvti than on a vvti other than camshafts/cam gears. Everything else will bolt up or install without issue, and the vvti version is an easy near bolt in swap on a 98. Why go through the trouble of losing your entire cluster and climate control comforts for a motor that will make about the same hp as an easily swapped vvti version?
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