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01-13-2013, 09:55 PM | #1261 |
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It's really a lot more simple than it sounds. It only took me about 15 minutes once I found the right size tap.
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01-13-2013, 10:25 PM | #1262 | |
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ill have to fill it in and then tap it out to the s14 sensor size. also off my harness where the 1jz sensor is theres a signle wire plug there right now hooked up to the 1jz stock sensor. can i use that same plug just slide it on the s14 one once i have it installed? |
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01-14-2013, 06:04 AM | #1263 | |
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01-14-2013, 08:43 AM | #1264 |
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Does anyone know if the w58 with tripod / remote shifter fits properly into an s14? Also, has anyone tried the swan neck option and compared to doing the shifter extension option? Does the swan neck really shift poorly or is the $250 extension really worth it? Good thread here.
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01-15-2013, 07:15 PM | #1266 |
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<- treadstone here fits a 6266 T4. which is close to the old GT4088 size stuff.
Anyone Try a SPA manifold on a 240? Wonder if there is enought clearance.
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01-15-2013, 07:37 PM | #1267 | |
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I believe Omar was running the SPA Manifold in his S14. He has a build thread on both here and supraforums. Hope this helps.
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01-15-2013, 09:18 PM | #1269 | |
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Spool is awesome. i believe i get 15psi around the 3600ish range. on a .68A/R 700whp you'll either need race gas or E85.
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01-15-2013, 09:42 PM | #1271 |
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[QUOTE=Flicktitty;5091835]i figured it had alot to do with the mount kit. Maybe i'll find a guy on SF with a spa manifold and see if i can get good pics/measurements.
Did you happen to call SP? I looks on YouTube from time to time in search of other 2J swapped 240's to see their setups and what they make etc. etc. etc. and have come across a few videos of 2j 240s getting tuned at SP.
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01-16-2013, 04:45 AM | #1272 |
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Everybody in the community either uses a drewgo manifold or a reinforced eBay which both can take excessive abuse. I myself an running a driftmotion reinforced mani and love. Had to shave my motor mount 1/2 inch put that also depends on the mounts. I have zerolift.
Also certain manifolds do not have an angled flanged so you will not be able to run an intake. This problem usually happens with 2jz and a intake would hit the water outlet unless you get creative!
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01-16-2013, 07:47 AM | #1273 |
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quick question may be a stupid question but im just trying to get familiar with these engines. i wont be running a/c or heater on this car, can i instead of looping the heater hoses together can i just block them off with out having any cooling issues? |
01-16-2013, 08:23 AM | #1274 |
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I just received my Treadstone with Precision 6766 and QSV-HDTI.....I will take pix once its all mounted up.
Flick...only concern I would have with the SPA manifold (log style I am assuming) is that the mating surface with the turbo is almost completely horizontal where the Treadstone is at an angle, I would say about 20 degrees. I dont think you will have fitment issues with the SPA manifold and a 6266 because of the dimensions of both the turbo and manifold. Entranced....If you want a Log mani then you have Treadstone and SPA. If your looking for a tubular then I would go with the Ebay one that everyone reinforces and sometimes does some porting to work trouble free. It really depends on the turbo you will use and the powerband you would like. If you want more a linear powerband and more TQ then a Log mani is the way to go. And that myth about them not being able to crack over 600whp is BS because a few guys are cracking 900rwhp with these now. Here is a member on SF using the 6266: I want to start by thanking: Dave Jusko FSR Motorsport Creations Twins Turbo Jason at ProEFI Reid and Larry at Sound Performance Zach Webb My car is a 1994 stock long block 6 speed TT, car started in BPU form. Car is currently running a fairly pedestrian: - Stock long block/cams - Precision 6266 0.96AR DBB - Spa cast manifold ported for 45mm Turbo Smart Hypergate with 14psi spring, recirculated - Recirculated 3" downpipe and exhaust - ProEFI E85 Flex Fuel, 36psi max - Greddy 4 row intercooler - Precision 1270cc injectors, dual Walbro 255 - 737whp, 685wtq @ 36psi SAE corrected on a Dynojet, plot below Couldnt post the charts but it looks like he sees boost by about 3.5k rpm and gets peak power at about 5.5k rpm. |
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01-16-2013, 01:20 PM | #1278 |
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Flick....gotcha that would make sense as a concern being that the placement of the wastegate is at the top. The runners do look a bit beefier on the SPA manifold over the Treadstone but I dont think enough to affect the flow/goals of most applications. The porting work done on my Treadstone by SP looks great. I am sure this puppy will be flowing very well on my setup. Cant Freakin wait any longer lol.
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01-17-2013, 11:48 AM | #1280 |
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700whp on pump gas is going to take a large frame turbo for sure. For reference, on a 6766 you wont be seeing more than low 600hp on pump gas so you will need a turbo thats larger and flows more than that. Another reference, I have seen a post on SF where the guy hit 678whp on 95 Octane on a GT45 which is a large turbo.
Here is my friend Paul's setup: Stock JDM 2JZGTE (JDM Cams) PTE 7175 JB 5" Intake with cone filter Haltech Sport 2000 Haltech 4Bar Map Lucas 1200cc injectors Dual Bosch 044 pumps (intank) -10 feed Y block to 2 -8s to each side of rail R154 with Competition Stage 4 clutch (6 puck unsprung) FMIC 3" piping with Tial BOV 4" DP heat wrapped 4" MP 3" exhaust He only cracked 520 whp on 93 Pump and did 766whp on E85. Granted the stock cams held him back from more power but even with aggressive cams he wouldnt likely be gaining more than 60whp or so so putting him about the low 600whp+/- range on 93. Moral to the story is that you will need Pump plus Meth if your even considering cracking the 700whp mark on pump gas on smaller framed turbos. If you can get your hands on E85 then its a whole different story. Last edited by 2muchboost; 01-17-2013 at 12:51 PM.. |
01-18-2013, 05:29 PM | #1283 |
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is crank-walk a big issue with the 1JZ's like it is with some of the 2JZ's and using heavy duty single plate clutches? just bought my motor and really dont want to drop 2G's on a twin plate if it's not necessary.
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01-18-2013, 09:59 PM | #1286 |
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I have a mk4 w58 In my hatch. The shifter sits about a 1 1/2-2" further back than the stock location. I just cut the stock hole back some and have 0 issues.
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01-18-2013, 10:02 PM | #1287 |
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Also, if anyone wants to remove there Ac and needs a cerpantine belt, go to auto zone and use this p/n K060747. It cross references to a value craft belt and is only $16!! Fits great and has a 1yr warranty
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Quick question though what driveshaft did you use? I've heard if you get one from shaftmasters you need the measurements? I'd like to order mine before I put the 2jz though so I can't measure it. Also, I'm assuming you have the non ABS differential? Quote:
1) I figured I'd make it a little easier on myself and connect the drive shaft while I have more maneuver room with the engine/tranny on a hoist. 2) This exact swap has been done a lot I figure someone knows what size I should get anyway to save others from manually measuring possibly. 3) I want to buy the smaller stuff first before I buy the engine because as I'm sure you know many 2jz's only come with 30 day warranty, so I am trying to get smaller stuff first and save engine for last to possibly have time to test it out well before 30 days is up. 4) Like many people on here, I like to buy used parts too sometimes and if I know the measurement, I have the option of buying a shaft that will work in classified section of forums and I could go ahead and start the search for that before having the engine. Thanks for the input. Either way is not a huge deal, I'll post my measurements when I get the engine in in case anyone else wanted to know in the future. Last edited by rswails; 01-19-2013 at 09:18 AM.. Reason: reply to bullfrong |
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