yes, it will bolt right into the 98+ gs. No, you should swap the auto tranny onto the engine for ease of install and avoiding a bunch of headaches such as wiring, ecu's etc.

 

So the engine will work with the automatic transmission?

 

I think you might need to do some machining on the GE tranny for it to work with the motor. I am not 100% sure.

And yes, I am quite aware that Supra's also came with the 2JZ-GE.

 

okay thanx....

 

Wow went through the first page and nobody posted something meaningful

Your supra's 2jzge is rear-sump, and our cars have front-sump oil pan. You're going to need to change that. It's not difficult, but it's not cheap if you're not doing it yourself.

Also, you will need to use the gs harness and ecu to make it work.

It doesn't matter if the ge was mated to a manual or auto, it will bolt up without issues.

That's about it. For all this trouble you could just go with an aristo gte or build your blown ge.

 

^ so do you suggest?

 

i suggest finding another 2jzge from an is/gs for the most cost efficient route.

but for the most efficient performance to cost ratio, an aristo gte is the way to go . It will definitely renew your love with your gs after something like this has happened.

 

I dont even have a 2GS. I own a 3GS. I just happen to aquire a 2jz-ge block with 11k miles on it from a 98 Supra. What to do with it? So I was thinking is it worth putting it in a 2GS? It only has 11k original miles on it. Should I not bother?

 

Damn Jay so you just have a motor sitting around?

 

^ yeah..... maybe mike needs it? lol

 

put it in your 3gs and slap a turbo on it. instant win.

 

+4645858785949574756

 

No thanx.. I need the AWD for the winters here.

 

anyone konw how much this engine would be worth?

 

$500 bux give or take w/ an ecu.