Making a 1JZ list, Need your help
What I have in my cart
-New T Belt
-New Thermostat
-New Serp belt
-New rear main seal
-I need a new Water pump but not sure if this is the one I need, can someone chime in please?
http://store.driftmotion.com/static/...ewaterpump.php
I didnt understand it saying that this pump will eliminate hydrofan pump, wassup with this? Someone explain please..
-thinking maybe some new engine mounts??
-I definetly need a new clutch to handle the new setup, any suggestions and where to get one??
If ya'll can think of anything else, let me know. I been reading thru all the 1JZ threads these past few days and Im stoked on this project..
Last edited by 6SOARER; Feb 19, 2010 at 03:33 PM.
While you're doing the timing belt and water pump, you might as well do the front main seal too.
I would just bite the bullet and get the 1JZ gasket kit from Driftmotion, as some of your gaskets and seals will probably leak due to long period of time from sitting around a warehouse.
need some radiator hoses as the inlet and outlet spots are different compared to our 2JZs...
I would also invest into some new engine mounts cuz the ones on there are probably shot anyways.
for clutch im can't speak from experience but im going to go with a Centerforce dual friction unit on my W58.
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i would recommend a tuner once its said and done. a tuner is one of the main things you need. This car is completely different when its tuned...
I got the TRD replica motor mounts Driftmotions sells, these are great. For the clutch try horsepowerfreaks.com
Definitely get the entire engine gasket kit.
You'll need a tube of FIPG. Make sure you remove the two cam sensors and use some FIPG to seal where the metal meets the plastics housing. You can save yourself an annoying leak later on if you do this. The cam sensors have 2 bolts and just slide out...easy cheesy
You'll need a bottle of Toyota red coolant. $18-20
I'd also replace the timing belt idler pulley, but the 2JZ one is not interchangeable. You can swap the bearing over to the 1JZ idle pulley bracket. If you try to use the 2JZ one the timing belt will not fit.
Get the fuel dampner bypass hose from DM now and do it during the swap.
Hook up your boost controller during the swap before the motor goes in.
For the radiator I'd use the Mishimoto MKIV Supra one if I was doing it over again.
Last edited by RyanV; Feb 20, 2010 at 08:45 PM.
motor mounts for sure got mine from DM.(My old ones shredded on removal)
boost controller-hook lines up before dropping the motor in. I did not and not I am paying for it.
.. need some radiator hoses as the inlet and outlet spots are different compared to our 2JZs...
I would also invest into some new engine mounts cuz the ones on there are probably shot anyways.
for clutch im can't speak from experience but im going to go with a Centerforce dual friction unit on my W58.
Im still debating on TT mounts and the mounts from DM, Im hearing good things about the DM mounts tho and might order a pair. Im sure my mounts are shot by now with almost 200k on em.
Upper and lower radiator hoses I want are from the MarkIV TT, right??
i would recommend a tuner once its said and done. a tuner is one of the main things you need. This car is completely different when its tuned...
.. I got the TRD replica motor mounts Driftmotions sells, these are great. For the clutch try horsepowerfreaks.com
Definitely get the entire engine gasket kit.
You'll need a tube of FIPG. Make sure you remove the two cam sensors and use some FIPG to seal where the metal meets the plastics housing. You can save yourself an annoying leak later on if you do this. The cam sensors have 2 bolts and just slide out...easy cheesy
You'll need a bottle of Toyota red coolant. $18-20
I'd also replace the timing belt idler pulley, but the 2JZ one is not interchangeable. You can swap the bearing over to the 1JZ idle pulley bracket. If you try to use the 2JZ one the timing belt will not fit.
Get the fuel dampner bypass hose from DM now and do it during the swap.
Hook up your boost controller during the swap before the motor goes in.
For the radiator I'd use the Mishimoto MKIV Supra one if I was doing it over again.
What does the fuel dampner do? Is this necesarry?
Are these the mounts your talking about??
http://store.driftmotion.com/static/...or1jz2jz7m.php
Boost controller im not too familiar with yet. Im new to boost and hopefully one day I'll be a little more knowledgeable with forced induction to step up my game..
Thanks for all the input and your suggestions guys. I want to make sure the swap goes as smooth as possible and be prepared for whats to come. From what I read, the biggest headache was extending the harness on these swaps. I think I'll do OK, Im looking forward to soldering some wires. Roughly how much wire and what gauge Am I going to need/use??
Last edited by 6SOARER; Feb 21, 2010 at 09:11 AM.




