2jz into sc300
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2jz into sc300
What parts will I need to put a 2jz into a sc300. also what years are easier to do if any? I am going to be purchasing another sc300. the 2jz will be from a 94+ supra with a six speed. Will I have to change the rearend? Will I have to modify the trans. tunnel? what about driveshaft modifications. Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
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i see you are new here, welcome. use the search, its your friend!
this topic has been covered many times here, seeing that it is such a sought after swap. you are aware of the costs of putting in the 2j WITH a getrag v160? oh man...
lets put it this way, if you dont know that youd obviously have to change the rearend and driveshaft on a longer (correct me if im wrong) 6 speed gearbox that was never present in the sc, this swap is probably not your best option. the 2jzgte is the same for all supras, because they never made a different body style with the 2jzgte.
but yes you theoretically could use your sc rearend with modification, but do you WANT to? not really...supra tt rearend is a better idea and it comes with lsd. not the kind ur on.
just jokin with ya...
but really, go with the 1jz swap dude. it is way easier and can be had for less than 3 grand. it requires less modification/one off parts than the 2j swap. the 2j is definitely not a noob swap.
the 2jz swap ur lookin at 15 grand and up. (15 grand is a BARGAIN) and if you have that kind of money, just look for an sc with one already swapped!
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but really, go with the 1jz swap dude. it is way easier and can be had for less than 3 grand. it requires less modification/one off parts than the 2j swap. the 2j is definitely not a noob swap.
the 2jz swap ur lookin at 15 grand and up. (15 grand is a BARGAIN) and if you have that kind of money, just look for an sc with one already swapped!
the 2jz swap ur lookin at 15 grand and up. (15 grand is a BARGAIN) and if you have that kind of money, just look for an sc with one already swapped!
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but really, go with the 1jz swap dude. it is way easier and can be had for less than 3 grand. it requires less modification/one off parts than the 2j swap. the 2j is definitely not a noob swap.
the 2jz swap ur lookin at 15 grand and up. (15 grand is a BARGAIN) and if you have that kind of money, just look for an sc with one already swapped!
the 2jz swap ur lookin at 15 grand and up. (15 grand is a BARGAIN) and if you have that kind of money, just look for an sc with one already swapped!
3000 for a 1jz swap? it can be completely done for 2000 all day. even easier you can do it even cheaper and go the 1.5jz route and use your existing bottom end.you can source the remaining 1jz parts, ie manifold, ecu, harness, and still be a total of less then 1500 for everything...including a front mount, exhaust, and a nice BOV...you can also throw in a piggy-back into that.
15,000 for a 2jz swap? i dont know which one of you is on crack? lol JK. if you think thats how much it costs to put a 2jz into your car pay up and ill do it. it will even be a USDM 2jz.
if you know how to work on cars yourself and you are resourceful going turbo is not expensive at all...without sacrificing reliability of course.
if everyone did more research then you would understand that it is not that hard nor expensive to do...
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As I always said. You have 3 options; reliable, fast, and cheap. You can only choose two.
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Working on cars is not difficult. Obtaining the tools and information to do the swap is. Also it should be clear that buying used parts and cutting corners does not usually lead you down the road to reliability.
As I always said. You have 3 options; reliable, fast, and cheap. You can only choose two.
As I always said. You have 3 options; reliable, fast, and cheap. You can only choose two.
info to do the swap is all over the net. here, supra forums. one of my good friends that is 25 with no college education and 6 figure salary told me. "if you ever want to know or learn anything, all you need is a library card and access to the internet"
dont use reliable, cheap, fast routine. its old and i have seen it proved wrong.
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Ok did noone catch this...?!? I'll do a 2jz swap for you man, in one afternoon. I'll pull your motor and drop it right back in with a fluid change. Cake job.
But in all seriousness to the OP, before you go asking about engine swaps, find out whats under the hood first. You should be asking what shops to take it to because frankly, (no offense) you're clueless. Good luck....You're gonna need it.
Jon
But in all seriousness to the OP, before you go asking about engine swaps, find out whats under the hood first. You should be asking what shops to take it to because frankly, (no offense) you're clueless. Good luck....You're gonna need it.
Jon
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meh, it doesnt matter if im right or wrong about how much it costs. after all thats how much i heard it costs...more than once. oh well.
either way theres no way hes gettin a 2j turbo swap...
either way theres no way hes gettin a 2j turbo swap...
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reading this made me stupider.
2jz swap will not cost you 15 grand.
2jz swap and 1jz swap is pretty comparable nowadays, engine price being the largest factor (2jz is almost double), but still not too bad.
you can find a clean 1j motorset for about a grand and a clean 2j motorset for under 2 grand with automatic transmission.
for a getrag 6spd add a couple grand ontop of that (3-4) depending on condition. all in all 6k or less is probably around where you will find a good 2j/6spd motorset.
you should get the 6spd rear end because besides vlsd you will have silly gear ratios in a 6 spd with a 5spd or auto rear end. you could probably deal with it, but then again a 5 spd would make more sense.
there is a writeup on the tunnel. have you never used a saw before?
driveshafts depend on the diff you are using. you could go custom but i believe there are viable oem options for most of the engine/tranny/rearend combos.
werd, im gonna be using my stock w58 5spd with a beefed up clutch on my 2j swap, and all in all it shouldnt cost me more than 3k if i drop it in myself.
add another 500 if you cannot extend/convert your own harness.
2jz swap will not cost you 15 grand.
2jz swap and 1jz swap is pretty comparable nowadays, engine price being the largest factor (2jz is almost double), but still not too bad.
you can find a clean 1j motorset for about a grand and a clean 2j motorset for under 2 grand with automatic transmission.
for a getrag 6spd add a couple grand ontop of that (3-4) depending on condition. all in all 6k or less is probably around where you will find a good 2j/6spd motorset.
you should get the 6spd rear end because besides vlsd you will have silly gear ratios in a 6 spd with a 5spd or auto rear end. you could probably deal with it, but then again a 5 spd would make more sense.
there is a writeup on the tunnel. have you never used a saw before?
driveshafts depend on the diff you are using. you could go custom but i believe there are viable oem options for most of the engine/tranny/rearend combos.
werd, im gonna be using my stock w58 5spd with a beefed up clutch on my 2j swap, and all in all it shouldnt cost me more than 3k if i drop it in myself.
add another 500 if you cannot extend/convert your own harness.
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- ali sc3, i dont think u cought what i said there, but if u did and still wished to say it, in all fairness thats acceptable.
- and my b for making you stupid because of word of mouth from other stupids.
psst, lets just act like it was a technique to get him not to do this swap, for the obvious reasons!