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> Engine Swap, Please Help, 87 non-turbo to 1jz?
rasmussenbc
post Mar 6 2008, 01:48 PM
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i recently bought a 87 non-turbo supra with an auto tranny and LOVE it. its got a lot of miles on it and it had two previous owners so im a little worried about the reliability. i wanna do a swap and wanted more power but don't have too much money to throw down, so i was thinking about a 1jz.... is that going to be a possibility?

if anyone can help tell me what i would need to do to make this work i would greatly appreciate it. i just started learning about these cars and dont know a whole lot. if the 1jz would be too much trouble, what are some other possibilties?

Thanks for the help!
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camryle97
post Apr 26 2008, 08:55 PM
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does it still have the factory head gasket? if so 1jz is a definite possibility

if you are looking for more options i would suggest a 1.5jz. i just helped my friend put one in his 89 supra and it is breath taking.

Its only a 2jz bottom with a 1jz head. this helps with the bottom faliure on a 1jz and it also helps increase power and torque so you really get the best of both woulds if thats what you are looking for.

hope this helps
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Moy
post Oct 14 2008, 12:17 PM
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Message deleted- should have looked at the date of the last post before replying.
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