What upgrades could you do with $2,500?
Yes Stock turbos on every good motor ever build suck minus a s15 sr. IMO I think a gte motor is just safer and once built has more potential than a ge motor. I dont like to play that lets see how long it holds game. Rather it be reliable since he has the cash too. Oil squirters for pistons and extra oil galleys and cooling couldnt be bad right? Im assuming that since thats what toyota did from the factory
Stock GTE turbos arent that bad... the JDM ones are the ceramic turbos. Though when both are properly tuned/built you wont see a difference between the two. The GE has a potential to flow more air modded vs modded due to the head design. I wouldnt lay all of your faith on oil squirters

You're speaking of GTEs right? The physical install between the two is the same. The wiring on the 1jz is easier; but there's a myth floating about that the GTE wiring is so hard when its not. If one got a cross reference between the two motors, they could have the wiring done pretty quickly because its not that difficult; the harness plugs are just different, but they have the same wires.
Well since they have the same rods and crank, the only difference being the pistons. Both are cast and are probably about the same strength; but the GE pistons coupled with the thinner headgasket and a notch under the head chambers yield a higher compression ratio.
Stock GTE turbos arent that bad... the JDM ones are the ceramic turbos. Though when both are properly tuned/built you wont see a difference between the two. The GE has a potential to flow more air modded vs modded due to the head design. I wouldnt lay all of your faith on oil squirters
Stock GTE turbos arent that bad... the JDM ones are the ceramic turbos. Though when both are properly tuned/built you wont see a difference between the two. The GE has a potential to flow more air modded vs modded due to the head design. I wouldnt lay all of your faith on oil squirters

yes. buy 1jz from a soarer and all you need to do is extent the wiring harness. also visit www.clubna-t.com you will learn alot there
up to 450whp on a stock setup w/ headgasket + fuel controller, 550whp with upgraded fuel system. It's a T61 turbo, .84 a/r, I believe.
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On a side and unrelated note, I would like to add, that not only are my turbos glued to gether with elmers wood clue, the Gates and BOVs are crap as well. Slag the size of golfballs fall from the welds on the mani...... yup..... and the moon is made from green cheese.
OK - so now that I've gotten all the internet nut-swinging out of the way - let me just say thank to the customers who have taken the chance and learned that they got a good product at a great price backed by good customer support. Because some people are smart enough to see thru the BS (Glued compressors, come on!) and some are not
Last edited by 98mkiv; Nov 16, 2007 at 08:16 AM.
Does anyone know if the intercooler measurements they mentioned are from the end caps or just the core size?
I think they say 24 x 12 x 3
The one I'm getting is 29 x 11 x 3 ( From end caps. The core is 24 )
I think they say 24 x 12 x 3
The one I'm getting is 29 x 11 x 3 ( From end caps. The core is 24 )








