2zzge Swap
06-14-2005, 11:31 AM
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I'm seriously contemplating doing this. Anybody up for it? There's a guy that fabricates the parts you'll need in Dallas and there's basic instructions on the internet.
06-14-2005, 11:36 AM
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Re: 2zzge Swap
Originally Posted by Brian T
I'm seriously contemplating doing this. Anybody up for it? There's a guy that fabricates the parts you'll need in Dallas and there's basic instructions on the internet.
I'm sure there are some decent shops up in nova who could fix it.
06-14-2005, 11:40 AM
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Re: 2zzge Swap
But don't you know, NA is Best. Seriously, I was just thinking a 2zzge is basically factory reliability. No cooling issues either and the 2zzge is just a better motor. I could run a Toyota ecu if I felt like it. I'd still have more power than I'd know to do with it. Guys are churning out in the 190whp range. I could sell some of my parts to displace cost.
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06-14-2005, 11:43 AM
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Re: 2zzge Swap
Originally Posted by Brian T
But don't you know, NA is Best. Seriously, I was just thinking a 2zzge is basically factory reliability. I could run a Toyota ecu if I felt like it. I'd still have more power than I'd know to do with it. Guys are churning out in the 190whp range. I could sell some of my parts to displace cost.
06-14-2005, 12:08 PM
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Re: 2zzge Swap
Originally Posted by Brian T
But don't you know, NA is Best. Seriously, I was just thinking a 2zzge is basically factory reliability. No cooling issues either and the 2zzge is just a better motor. I could run a Toyota ecu if I felt like it. I'd still have more power than I'd know to do with it. Guys are churning out in the 190whp range. I could sell some of my parts to displace cost.
hehe you kinda sounded like one of those auto-X geeks in this post
06-14-2005, 12:14 PM
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Re: 2zzge Swap
why keep the turbo if the NA is faster??
go with whatever is going to make more power and a better power band. We can do the swap for MUCH cheaper then a shop, u have my number
go with whatever is going to make more power and a better power band. We can do the swap for MUCH cheaper then a shop, u have my number