2006 GS300 Swap Choices
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2006 GS300 Swap Choices
I tried doing some research about swap choices for a my GS300 and have no luck, I know the 2006 GS300 is a in-between year and was curious about doing a 2005 Aristo TT swap or a 2007 GS350 swap but havent found any information on either swap. How similar are the 05 and the 07 to the 06 as in ecu plugs, driveshaft, engine mounts etc. thanks in advance
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full swaps are around 2k-2.5k. the labor i will be doing my self
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Honestly, just buying a GS350 would be much cheaper.
The ISF engine would be a neat swap.
I believe it would bolt up to the 8 speed transmission in the GS460, but only because the ISF has an 8 speed as well.
The ISF engine would be a neat swap.
I believe it would bolt up to the 8 speed transmission in the GS460, but only because the ISF has an 8 speed as well.
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getting closer to where i want to go. i own a 2006 gs300, does the later 2nd gen share the same motor as the car i have?
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never mind, answered my own question. from what i was reading the 05 is a inline 6 and the 06 is a v6. Part match for a 06 gs300 and 07 GS350 motor mounts. i guess ill have to do a lot more research...
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Why do you want to swap engines for? Is it because your engine has carbon issues, because lexus is offering extended warranty on that and will rebuild you the engine for free, no matter mileage.
If its lack of power, sell it and buy an ISF im sure it would be a lot cheaper and would put you in the same ball park if you were to add an 2jz motor swap. Because in any swap you do, its difficult to put a price on parts when you dont know what exactly you need. So youll end up throwing money at it, trying to figure out the bugs in the swap.
If its lack of power, sell it and buy an ISF im sure it would be a lot cheaper and would put you in the same ball park if you were to add an 2jz motor swap. Because in any swap you do, its difficult to put a price on parts when you dont know what exactly you need. So youll end up throwing money at it, trying to figure out the bugs in the swap.
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Why do you want to swap engines for? Is it because your engine has carbon issues, because lexus is offering extended warranty on that and will rebuild you the engine for free, no matter mileage.
If its lack of power, sell it and buy an ISF im sure it would be a lot cheaper and would put you in the same ball park if you were to add an 2jz motor swap. Because in any swap you do, its difficult to put a price on parts when you dont know what exactly you need. So youll end up throwing money at it, trying to figure out the bugs in the swap.
If its lack of power, sell it and buy an ISF im sure it would be a lot cheaper and would put you in the same ball park if you were to add an 2jz motor swap. Because in any swap you do, its difficult to put a price on parts when you dont know what exactly you need. So youll end up throwing money at it, trying to figure out the bugs in the swap.
its not a lack of power issue at all, i just feel a updated motor swap without all the bugs would be better than just throwing money into the current drive train for the same problems to happen. I understand what i am getting into as far as the motor swaps. thats why i was trying to some research instead of purchasing the motor and realize it wont work but seems there isnt enough information out there