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  1. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    ok so tomorrow I am going to call a friend of mine at toyota and get the real info.
  2. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    First off I would not waste my money on a GE motor for the very reasons I stated. And my info comes for know MKIIII owners that have 1000+ hp cars that would never touch a GE motor.
  3. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    A good friend of mine named Ryan woon is laughing his off right now at what you guys are saying. Have ever looked at the differences in the GE and GTE blocks because they are not the same. And the rotating assy. in the GTE is forged for the last time.
  4. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    lol lol lol lol yea ok I am getting off this thread before I get kicked because none of you have any idea what it is that you are talking about.
  5. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    crack smoker midnight toker
  6. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    ok if the engines are the same then why is it that the GE engine is cheaper than the GTE. Also, why is the resale value of the TT MKIIII higher then the NA MKIIII if the engines are the same. And why is it that the highest stock bottom end GE motors only being built to 400 hp.
  7. kylesupra

    A 2JZ swap is easier than you think

    ok the internals in the 2jzge are not the same as the internals in the 2jzgte. The internals in the GTE are forged which is why than can be ran to 900+ hp to the wheels. That is the reason that you can not put more than 400 hp through the GE without building it.
  8. kylesupra

    Stock Seatbelt + Racing Seats = no no?

    Just use the stock seat belts with the racing seats it will be fine. Harness should only be used in racing applications not on the street. If they where good for the street than they would be put in from the factory.
  9. kylesupra

    Using Toyota touch up paint

    I have that same spyder web crack on the front of my car and my painter told me the only way tro get that out is to strip the part and repaint. Otherwise you will have a funny locking stripes on the front if you use the touch up paint. Kyle
  10. kylesupra

    turbocharger glowing red!

    Yea the rough idle was caused by the leak but the glowing turbo was from him racing the car and when a vechile goes rich it will make the exhaust colder do to the extra unburnt fuel in the exhaust
  11. kylesupra

    turbocharger glowing red!

    Yea um a glowing red turbo is from driving for long periods of time. Such as doing a mountian or twist road run. the only thing that you need to do is let it idle for like 5 mins after you are done so that the turbines have time to slow down with oil still being pumped in.
  12. kylesupra

    New to the forum

    It will the first thing I going to work on is hard pipes for my car. I want to design a targa brace and other supports but my car is a hard top so I guess that I am going to have to buy another supra :-)
  13. kylesupra

    New to the forum

    i like phoniex and I am getting a job at a fab shop so I am going to start working on parts for the mkIII.
  14. kylesupra

    New to the forum

    will that and the money is better
  15. kylesupra

    New to the forum

    i will post more pics of my car when i take some more. I actually am trying to move to phoniex because the supra scene is bigger up there
  16. kylesupra

    New to the forum

    Hey everbody, I am new to this forum. I have a 87 turbo hard top auto/w a 70k motor from a 92. So, yea just thought that I would say hi. Kyle