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SGordonGs4 Feb 25, 2010 01:32 PM

2jzgte twins on 1jzgte block
 
Just curious if anyone here has ever tried this combination with their 1jz Sc before and if so does it run significantly better than the 1jz twins ?:egads:

shern Feb 25, 2010 02:09 PM

Will not bolt up.

tpham86 Feb 25, 2010 02:40 PM

you mean head?

aka paco Feb 25, 2010 03:13 PM

i think you need two 2jz rear turbo's for it to work..

Matador Feb 25, 2010 04:56 PM

seems like more hassle than its worth

RED95sc Feb 25, 2010 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by aka paco (Post 5262083)
i think you need two 2jz rear turbo's for it to work..



would you need to modify anything else after getting two 2jz rear turbos

99SC42 Feb 25, 2010 06:53 PM

The manifold will need to be modified , alot of hassle it's not worth it.

OneJay Feb 25, 2010 06:59 PM

I saw someone do it on SF. He just had to redrill one hole and I think it bolted right up after that. He was overboosting though due to the fact that one of the turbos (front probably) is not actuated (which is why you need two rear ones), but I don't think he noticed all that much of a difference. Maybe a little on the top end.

RED95sc Feb 25, 2010 07:06 PM

ok, i like the fact that the 2jz stock twins can boost to 18psi safely, but i read an atrticle and the writer said the 1jz twins is not meant to boost over 14psi unless youre using steel blades. but in australia, one guy said he took it to 20psi just to see if it would go that high, and it did. only thing happened was that he blew off the charge pipe.

@onejay, how much boost are you running?

jtamulis Feb 25, 2010 09:37 PM

Actually it's been done a few times. You can build a spacer plate that bolts onto the stock "W" manifolds (the 3 into 1) that stay on the 1JZ head, then a little dapater, that bolts onto each of the Aristo twins. Then fab up a downpipe and you're good to go. Some have even made the twin turbo sequential like stock too, but most just make both come on at the same time.

Jeff

99SC42 Feb 26, 2010 05:56 AM

While you tear it apart ,just slap a Single on it and keep moving.

jtamulis Feb 26, 2010 06:42 AM

I've took the twins off my 1JZ MKIII once, with the engine in the car.

When I went to build the Aristo, I didn't even wait 2 hrs once I got it on its engine stand before I pulled the twins off the motor. I've pulled the twins off many cars. I don't even know how to put them back on, but it's suck a pain to take them off I don't even wanna try to put them back on!

So yes, I recommend, you just take thetwins off and go single. You'll save yourself LOADS of hassle and thank yourself time and time again.

Jeff

OneJay Feb 26, 2010 10:09 AM


Originally Posted by RED95sc (Post 5262765)
ok, i like the fact that the 2jz stock twins can boost to 18psi safely, but i read an atrticle and the writer said the 1jz twins is not meant to boost over 14psi unless youre using steel blades. but in australia, one guy said he took it to 20psi just to see if it would go that high, and it did. only thing happened was that he blew off the charge pipe.

@onejay, how much boost are you running?

Around 13-14 psi.

mptjimmy Feb 26, 2010 10:34 AM

supraforums has a how to , and who makes spacers to do it,

S14eva1 Feb 26, 2010 10:47 AM

Why go with Aristo twins......go with USDM twins if you plan to upgrade turbos.


like mentioned before they will work on the 1jz with an adapter


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