na-t or swap
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o i understand what u r saying but i dont pay for labor cuz i do it my self and tunning is done by a friend i guess if you were to pay somebody to get the job done for you it would cost that much
wow well i bought the manifold for $180 turbo cost me $500 (62/62 billet) pipping i have laying around b.o.v $180 wastegate $250 intercooler still have my old one being honest am just worried about reliablility i will post pics up as soon as i decide what to do to go na-t i have most parts as you can see but then again reliabilty is my worries i just dont understand how you guys spend 7k on going na-t am i missing something now again am new to the lexus game most of my life i have owned turbo hondas but at the end of the day turboing a car uses the same concept.Just looking for some advise and feel free to correct me were am wrong alway willing to learn thank you
Most of my parts came from Swift Racing (SRT). If you check thier site, their turbo kits go for $6k. That's just the kit. I got the main stuff from them including turbo manifold, turbo, Haltech f10x with wire harness, wastegate, fuel pump and intake pipe. I Have a whole parts list here in the performance section. On top of all the major parts you need, I still got 650cc injectors, adjustable fuel presure regulator3mm head gasket, and AEM wideband. My car is as reliable as can be. I recently took a road trip from NYC to Baltimore. No worries
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Most of my parts came from Swift Racing (SRT). If you check thier site, their turbo kits go for $6k. That's just the kit. I got the main stuff from them including turbo manifold, turbo, Haltech f10x with wire harness, wastegate, fuel pump and intake pipe. I Have a whole parts list here in the performance section. On top of all the major parts you need, I still got 650cc injectors, adjustable fuel presure regulator3mm head gasket, and AEM wideband. My car is as reliable as can be. I recently took a road trip from NYC to Baltimore. No worries .
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A 1jz swap is alot more work than NA-T or a 2jz swap. You're going to need a custom wire harness and a stand alone ECU to make it all work. Not to mention even if the 1j makes 400 hp, it will make less torque than any of the 2jz's because it's a lower displacement engine. I don't know of anyone on here with a 1jz in a 2GS. I'm not sure if you'll be willing to be the first knowing that you're on a budget.
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A 1jz swap is alot more work than NA-T or a 2jz swap. You're going to need a custom wire harness and a stand alone ECU to make it all work. Not to mention even if the 1j makes 400 hp, it will make less torque than any of the 2jz's because it's a lower displacement engine. I don't know of anyone on here with a 1jz in a 2GS. I'm not sure if you'll be willing to be the first knowing that you're on a budget.
Well as far as the custom wire harness my friend is going to do it for $500 was not aware of the ECU problem doe.Now by you telling me that maybe there is no one that has a 1jz in a 2gs kind of makes me want to try it lol.I guess i will do alittle more research on it and go from there thanks for your help
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