na-t guys, will ls400 afm and walbro pump cut it?
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na-t guys, will ls400 afm and walbro pump cut it?
you guys who went na-t, will ls400 afm and walbro pump be enough air/fuel mixture along
with 440cc injectors or would i need to use safc as well?
tks for any feedback....
with 440cc injectors or would i need to use safc as well?
tks for any feedback....
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Ya know, I've been keepin' my pimp-eye on you homie. Asking questions about the 1jz, asking questions about air/fuel mixture, etc......what the hell you doin' now??
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ALIGA: tks man.......that's what i thought i needed to run safc...
MIKELOC: hey, quit following me around........hehe.........you know, im planning to go na-t man...
the only thing that was holding me back was that i was having 2nd thoughts for the 1jz swap...but i figured....na-t is a lot cheaper and besides i wont be boosting much.
MIKELOC: hey, quit following me around........hehe.........you know, im planning to go na-t man...
the only thing that was holding me back was that i was having 2nd thoughts for the 1jz swap...but i figured....na-t is a lot cheaper and besides i wont be boosting much.
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Originally Posted by indypwr
i was having 2nd thoughts for the 1jz swap...but i figured....na-t is a lot cheaper and besides i wont be boosting much.
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Originally Posted by mikeloc24
NA-T is cheaper? I thought a 1jz swap would be cheaper because those engines are easy to find and priced much less than an aftermarket turbo kit like BL or Dave-H.
depends on the power level you want....
1jz can be done pretty cheap
but remember any big power is going to cost big $$
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Originally Posted by mikeloc24
NA-T is cheaper? I thought a 1jz swap would be cheaper because those engines are easy to find and priced much less than an aftermarket turbo kit like BL or Dave-H.
and there are little things like the a/c wud be difficult to hook up and problems with
inaccurate gauge cluster or something....... it's easy for the shop to drop the 1j if it's a complete front clip...well, that's accrdg to them of course....but i think in the long run, it might be difficult to maintain like finding certain parts.....i dont know..i guess ill just stick to my na-t project....might as well since im gathering parts piece by piece anyhow......so no rush at all.
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NA-t is just more fun.
You get to learn a lot more about your car if you go NA-t.
It doesn't take much skill to drive your car to a shop and just drop the money for a swap.
From now on, any car I ever drive will be turbocharged.
When I get tired of my SC (or it gets tired of me), my next project will be a GS300.
~Alan
You get to learn a lot more about your car if you go NA-t.
It doesn't take much skill to drive your car to a shop and just drop the money for a swap.
From now on, any car I ever drive will be turbocharged.
When I get tired of my SC (or it gets tired of me), my next project will be a GS300.
~Alan
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