Review my parts list for NA-T
#1
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Review my parts list for NA-T
This is all just for the engine. I will have a spare 97 engine on a stand to work on since the SC is my daily. The tranny I still have to decide on either FX400 kit for my W58 or if I find a good price on a R154 (found a few soarer R154's for around 1500-2200 ) ~300-450HP goals.
- T70 Turbo, 4" Air Inlet
- Stainless Steel manifold
- 50mm 10 PSI Wastegate, with Dump tube
- Oil Feeding line kit, Sandwich
- 3" Downpipe
- 4" Intake and Air Filter
2) Oil Feed and Drain
-IS300 union bolt w/Gasket
-Is300 union bolt to 4an feed fitting
-Driftmotion AZ Oil drain Pan Flange
-5ft of 4an SS oil line
-3ft of 10an SS oil line
-Black boostec fittings for feed and drain -oil lines
-4an turbo feed flange
-10an turbo draim flange
-OEM 2jzgte oil drain pan studs w/bolts
-Permatex high temp sealant for the is300 union bolt to 4an fitting
tools for oil return
-M8x1.25 tap kit
-7/8 holesaw for drain hole
-Angle chuck for your drill
3) Intercooler & BOV
-Black Cxracing 4" Intercooler 32x12x4
-Xspower Black 50mm BOV
-2.5" pipe with bov flange
-Cxracing 2.5" piping/couplers/clamps
-Black 6 port vaccum manifold for ease of running vaccum to boost gauge, wastegate, bov, etc.
-Cxracing 2.5" intercooler piping kit X2
16 assorted pipes, 16 couplers, 32 clamps
3a) Extra
-Glowshift 7 color Boost gauge w/Rev9 gauge mount
-Titanium Turbo Blanket
-A/F guage
4)Maintenance
-ARP Head Studs
-gates racing timing belt
-gasket set (valve cover, seals)
-oem thermostat
-oem water pump
-oem supra mkiv motor mounts
-GTE or GE oil pump??
-GTE or GE water pump?
-oem idler pulleys/tensioners
TT ECU mod
-JDM 6spd Supra ECU
-TT MAP
-IAT sensor
-MAPECU
-VVTI coils/igniter COP
-440c injectors low imp
-obd1 lower runner conversion
Let me know if I'm missing anything, got a headache from doing research these past nights so I might have missed something. Thanks CL!
- T70 Turbo, 4" Air Inlet
- Stainless Steel manifold
- 50mm 10 PSI Wastegate, with Dump tube
- Oil Feeding line kit, Sandwich
- 3" Downpipe
- 4" Intake and Air Filter
2) Oil Feed and Drain
-IS300 union bolt w/Gasket
-Is300 union bolt to 4an feed fitting
-Driftmotion AZ Oil drain Pan Flange
-5ft of 4an SS oil line
-3ft of 10an SS oil line
-Black boostec fittings for feed and drain -oil lines
-4an turbo feed flange
-10an turbo draim flange
-OEM 2jzgte oil drain pan studs w/bolts
-Permatex high temp sealant for the is300 union bolt to 4an fitting
tools for oil return
-M8x1.25 tap kit
-7/8 holesaw for drain hole
-Angle chuck for your drill
3) Intercooler & BOV
-Black Cxracing 4" Intercooler 32x12x4
-Xspower Black 50mm BOV
-2.5" pipe with bov flange
-Cxracing 2.5" piping/couplers/clamps
-Black 6 port vaccum manifold for ease of running vaccum to boost gauge, wastegate, bov, etc.
-Cxracing 2.5" intercooler piping kit X2
16 assorted pipes, 16 couplers, 32 clamps
3a) Extra
-Glowshift 7 color Boost gauge w/Rev9 gauge mount
-Titanium Turbo Blanket
-A/F guage
4)Maintenance
-ARP Head Studs
-gates racing timing belt
-gasket set (valve cover, seals)
-oem thermostat
-oem water pump
-oem supra mkiv motor mounts
-GTE or GE oil pump??
-GTE or GE water pump?
-oem idler pulleys/tensioners
TT ECU mod
-JDM 6spd Supra ECU
-TT MAP
-IAT sensor
-MAPECU
-VVTI coils/igniter COP
-440c injectors low imp
-obd1 lower runner conversion
Let me know if I'm missing anything, got a headache from doing research these past nights so I might have missed something. Thanks CL!
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On any moving part and parts that play a very important role for a boosted car , I would suggest only use reliable named brand . I would assume that T70 and wastegate are the cheap unnamed parts sold on ebay ?
Trying to cheap out on those parts can be catastrophic and take with it a lot of parts including your engine.
Trying to cheap out on those parts can be catastrophic and take with it a lot of parts including your engine.
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On any moving part and parts that play a very important role for a boosted car , I would suggest only use reliable named brand . I would assume that T70 and wastegate are the cheap unnamed parts sold on ebay ?
Trying to cheap out on those parts can be catastrophic and take with it a lot of parts including your engine.
Trying to cheap out on those parts can be catastrophic and take with it a lot of parts including your engine.
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Parts arrived! Got it from Nova in the FS threads. It's still a pretty good deal even though I'll replace the turbo, wg, and bov with something better. Not everythings pictured, I have the TT ECU and sensors almost ready for wiring. Just waiting for the spare engine I'll be picking up.
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#8
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Once you know the purpose of your build meaning you know what the car is for then you aim for a power goal . Do you want the power and torque on the left or right of the power band ? Knowing your goals you then collect parts based on that goal .
Always choose the smallest turbo (with the right wheels sizes and housing sizes) that will attain your power goal so lag will be minimal . Saying .61A/AR is very vague without knowing intent of use for car , power goal and size (model) of turbo.
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Nice looking car ! Collecting parts for your boosted car build is the fun and exciting part.
Once you know the purpose of your build meaning you know what the car is for then you aim for a power goal . Do you want the power and torque on the left or right of the power band ? Knowing your goals you then collect parts based on that goal .
Always choose the smallest turbo (with the right wheels sizes and housing sizes) that will attain your power goal so lag will be minimal . Saying .61A/AR is very vague without knowing intent of use for car , power goal and size (model) of turbo.
Once you know the purpose of your build meaning you know what the car is for then you aim for a power goal . Do you want the power and torque on the left or right of the power band ? Knowing your goals you then collect parts based on that goal .
Always choose the smallest turbo (with the right wheels sizes and housing sizes) that will attain your power goal so lag will be minimal . Saying .61A/AR is very vague without knowing intent of use for car , power goal and size (model) of turbo.
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Sold the 1/120 car. Bought another 97 SC400 . Manual swapped it with the UZ. Now it’s getting a 1JZ VVTI 6speed T56. Wow time flies lol. I got an email that someone replied to my post and I totally forgot I made this. Might make another build thread because I’m not selling this SC. I regretted that the first time.
#12
Thanks for the update! I'm going to be starting my own build thread soon. I just have a few more parts to assemble.
1993 SBM 5-speed. Pretty clean and bone stock, but I cant resist modding it.
1993 SBM 5-speed. Pretty clean and bone stock, but I cant resist modding it.
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