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Old 01-17-11, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Matador
eh, probably not. You're gonna be limited by the oem injectors. If you want 400whp you're gonna need at least 440cc injectors. Yours are probably good for close to 300 but you'll be maxing them out.
Not to mention compression.
Push stock Injectors? Hells yea! Till BOOM!
And there went your high mileage motor.
Old 01-17-11, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by lfrers
Not to mention compression.
Push stock Injectors? Hells yea! Till BOOM!
And there went your high mileage motor.
most definitely, I thought he mentioned the HG but I guess not.
Old 01-20-11, 10:50 AM
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Well I was thinking if I get a t67 FMIC do I have to have a S-afc or FMU to get 5psi and about what kind of gain to the wheels will i make. I saw a SC300 on youtube with stock ECU making over 400whp on a dyno. It was a 5speed but I dont think I will get as much in a auto.
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Yup. My SC made 437 with stock ECU & 440s
But then again a majority of the NA-T guys on here have too.
Old 01-20-11, 11:52 AM
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You could always get a 1jzgte trans and shim it to hold about 400whp save yourself alot of money from swapping a 5 speed
Old 01-20-11, 12:04 PM
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Originally Posted by lfrers
Yup. My SC made 437 with stock ECU & 440s
But then again a majority of the NA-T guys on here have too.
what kind of piggy back did u have and how hard was it to tune? did u have a blow through setup?
Old 01-20-11, 01:11 PM
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S-AFC & VPC + stock ECU using RC 440 injectors. Not hard to tune. But you should have a wideband.
Well Ok the ECU has been modded
Its a GForce ECU But just to raise the rev limit and remove the speed cut
does not change performance (as far as I know).

I'm selling all of that next week.
Old 01-20-11, 01:35 PM
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or you can use a TT ecu with an auto TT trans (works with all manuals also). if only someone had done a writeup on that...

oh wait
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-odb1-sc3.html
Old 01-20-11, 04:18 PM
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your stock cams will limit you too... ge cams are not very good for making over 300-350ish
Old 01-20-11, 04:20 PM
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oh and dont forget the head gasket needs to be swapped for a lil less compression... 4-5 lbs of boost is not going to yield 350-400 hp... all of this is just my .02 cents and past expierience with my na-t supra.
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Originally Posted by VasFinest
your stock cams will limit you too... ge cams are not very good for making over 300-350ish
actually ge cams are pretty good for a lot more power than that, 500+ is not difficult. remember they are on an n/a engine originally designed to make more torque. i found this helpful guide from this forum http://www.toymods.org.au/forums/showthread.php?t=4297

So the GE cams are better than JDM GTE cams. pretty nice right.

Intake Exhuast
1jz-gte
lift 7.69 7.95
duration (adv)
duration @ .050" 189.1 194.1
lobe centre

2jz-gte USDM
lift 8.25 8.4
duration (adv) 233 236
duration @ .050" 200 205
lobe centre

2jz-gte JDM
lift 7.8 8.4
duration (adv) 224 236
duration @ .050" 205
lobe centre

2jz-ge
lift 8.3 8.3
duration (adv) 230ish 230ish
duration @ .050"
lobe centre

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Old 01-20-11, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by VasFinest
your stock cams will limit you too... ge cams are not very good for making over 300-350ish
Any more nuggets of wisdom?
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Originally Posted by Ali SC3
or you can use a TT ecu with an auto TT trans (works with all manuals also).
I recommened the 1jzgte trans just because they are cheap and basically the same as the 2jzgte trans just with a kickdown cable and same driveshaft type and doesn't require any wiring
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Originally Posted by JohnMatt
I recommened the 1jzgte trans just because they are cheap and basically the same as the 2jzgte trans just with a kickdown cable and same driveshaft type and doesn't require any wiring
That's cool, didn't know bout the 1j trans using a kickdown cable. Thanks for the good info.
Old 01-21-11, 10:22 AM
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2jzgte trans and 1jzgte trans are completely different .


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