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88 RX7 with 2JZ
I have a 1988 GXL the 13b is getting tired, and the tranny synchros are going out so instead of rebuilds im just going to start the 2JZ swap.:party:
.. im going to be doin a single turbo 2jz. AS of right now im gatherings parts and am looking for any information that anyone has about this swap. I will be fabricating almost 100% of the parts myself.. Info Needed: 2JZ dimensions Pics of crossmember 2JZ and where it sits with stock hood etc (thanks in advance for any help) |
Not hating... but why?
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The 240 guys are doin it!
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That's one, big, heavy engine there...
Inline 6 is not going to help either. Potential to make gobs of power, but I'd rather let the Supra / SC / Soarer / IS / Cressida guys get first crack at it. Hey, if it floats your boat, go for it... -Ted |
why not just do an LSx swap? easier IMO.
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Well good luck with the build & keep us updated & document things as you move along.
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Just curious what tranny were you going to use?
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Im goin to be using the r-154 trans, 5 speed out of a mk3 supra.
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Ok so i got to my buddies 2jz and his supra and got some measurements..
2JZ: Length- 32inches Height- 24 inches Width- Approx 28-30 inches with single turbo R154 Trans: Length with bellhousing- 29 inches Bellhousing width- 15 inches Tranny width- 10 inches Tranny Height- 10 inches mk3 Engine Bay: Firewall to radiator- 34-35 inches Strut top to strut top- 31 inches engine mount to engine mount- 18.5 inches |
Nice can't wait to see the finished product. Going to be goin 1j. :) Good luck!
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engine, trans, driveshaft, lots of extras are out of the car.. starting to put stuff up for sale and getting 2j parts
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ok so guys i have a question, i hate electrical with a passion so here is my question what am i going to have to do to keep all power windows, lock, sunroof, lights, guages etc all working ? ive tried looking at schematics but all that happens is a major headache :banghead:
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If looking at wiring diagrams gives you a headache then either buy a Supra or pay someone to do the swap. It's not that bad, the hard part is figuring out where the wires get routed. |
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Edit: The tachometer will need to be connected and that is easy. All FC's have a single wire test connector on the driver side somewhat in-between the starter relay and the Clutch slave cylinder. It is yellow and has a female bullet style connector. |
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ok sorry havent been able to get to a computer for a bit and just finally got started back on the swap everything is out of the engine bay and starting to figure out wiring.. i hate electrical but i can do it easily and it will all be done im doing the 2j swap into the mk3 next to my rx7 also.. heres a couple pictures and will have more up soon project is starting to get going a little smoother
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im sure itll be fun when it gets put together... but im really against 2j swapping. more against piston swapping a rotary. either way good luck with the build man!
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ok so the 2j is being put on hold for right now.. bought another 88 se rx7 to get parts for my car and dd it
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When I fit a 2J, the problem is the deck is about 3/4 of an inch higher than the 1J. This is why I went 1JZ because I did want to keep a sway bar and keep the oilpan out of the rocks, and also keep a stock hood.
The body harness and the engine harness are 2 completely different things in response to your last question. |
Build hit the fan and sold for way more then i had invested, thread can be closed.. DId get a 84 fb keeping 12a in it :)
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