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Old 07-13-09, 06:45 PM
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I was just wondering which is better to do,a 2jzgte swap or na-t?
On the n/a is the compression higher then the gte? Which is a better route for the long run?
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Old 07-13-09, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by WIPSC
I was just wondering which is better to do,a 2jzgte swap or na-t?
On the n/a is the compression higher then the gte? Which is a better route for the long run?
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Mine=GTE swap better in the long run but NOT easier. Ask more specific questions and search a lot.
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Old 07-13-09, 07:27 PM
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agreeded with above, only difference in blocks is the oil squirters. (like vtec) lol [vtek ftmfl]
back to it though, doing the gte refreshes the engine with a less mileage one and the gte head looks sick(only reason why i didn't go 1jz).
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No money = NA-T
Big money = GTE + 6 Speed swap
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no money but picking your spots = GTE + R154
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just click this .......

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...a-t-video.html
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Originally Posted by slappy96
8000 answers to this question.

Mine=GTE swap better in the long run but NOT easier. Ask more specific questions and search a lot.
How is it better in the long run?
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Originally Posted by clevercat
No money = NA-T
Big money = GTE + 6 Speed swap
Couldnt have said it any better
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