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oceanblue_1128 09-17-2004 11:11 AM

2jzgte swap questions
 
guys im thinking of doing the 2jzgte swap for my s14... i know its going to mess up the balance, but just how much? how much weight is a sr20det? and how much is a 2jz??

Catharsis 09-17-2004 11:34 AM

wh wouldnt it be able to drift

if you are asking if a car can still drift because of a motor swap you are a total tool and obviously dont have the mental tools needed to do a complex swap like a 2j into a s14 much less drift

oceanblue_1128 09-17-2004 11:56 AM

umm ok mr. smart guy... i know it can drift.. its not a matter of the motor why 240 is able to drift... i am asking how would it affect the performance due to the change on weight and balance... if your not going to try and help out... but rather just flame people... you obviously need a life

4984 5fsdskfvjdsntr4 09-17-2004 12:55 PM

The extra power you gain from the swap will definately make up for the extra weight. I dont know exactly how much more it weights but since the s14 is pretty neutral the handling shouldn't be too bad.

I would just try to set the engine back alittle but then again I dont know what driveshaft you are gonna use. Must be custom, right?
I know the 2J is a great engine, but why dont you just put a rb25det. Another great engine and easier in my opinion.

oceanblue_1128 09-17-2004 02:56 PM

i got a deal on the engine, my buddy from OC can get me hooked up with a 2jz swap for 4k us, thats everything swaped, along with tranny since my tanny now is automatic, but thats going to change :)

oceanblue_1128 09-17-2004 02:57 PM

and plus 2jz is more reliable and easier to find parts :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Waynehead05 09-17-2004 04:12 PM

it's about the same as an RB26.

Dragging will be great. but you'll need to seriously look ino weight reduction if you plan on auto X or drifting. you'll power slode instead of drifting.

Catharsis 09-17-2004 05:01 PM

you have no idea about what your saying waynehead...

if your question is how it will affect the preformance for drifting... it will probly help contray to popular belife a 50/50 weight balance is not prefered for drifting... most people like a front bias i h=ave hear as much as a 60/40 balance

-HyJynX- 09-17-2004 06:02 PM

The power will def. make up for the gained weight.

What is your plan for the car?

oceanblue_1128 09-17-2004 09:10 PM

i dont know yet, i want to drag with it, but also i would like to have fun drifting with it you know? But i dont see how the weight and the balance difference will help on drifting??? It made me happier when i heard that but thats not what everyone else is saying tho. Catharsis can you explain why you would say that again? i thought perfect balance (50/50) cars such as rx-7 and such are best at autocrossing and drifting, isnt that so? why is 60/40 better for drifting?

Waynehead05 09-17-2004 10:44 PM

it's not. they (personally) just prefer it.

oceanblue_1128 09-18-2004 12:11 AM

so there actually can be advantage on drifting with a heavier engine on the front??? so basically it just differ on the person whos driving the car? performance wise it shouldnt be too much difference?

iNi_REALized 09-18-2004 12:47 PM


Originally posted by oceanblue_1128
and plus 2jz is more reliable and easier to find parts :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
More reliable? eH? I think a rb26 swap would go with you a whole lot better, considering no custom work is going to have to be done. With the right parts, simply a bolt in affair. But I guess if you could get it in for 4k installed, can't really beat that.

What wiring would you use for this swap?

oceanblue_1128 09-18-2004 12:50 PM

im not sure what wiring is going to used for the swap since im not doing it, but any suggestions? i can tell them to use it.

-HyJynX- 09-18-2004 02:45 PM

Obvisouly you will need the supra harness...but more then likely need to splice wire to wire so all the electronics will work. Could be wrong...just a thought


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