Paul Bruchal Posted April 27, 2012 Author Posted April 27, 2012 If your worried about lag run a small turbo ,plus I don't think your going to making more then 300whp, so lag really isn't a problem. and you could always invest in a anti lag system Anti-Lag systems makes your turbo overheat and catch fire. I really don't want to custom make a turbo manifold just to fit in the Jeep's bay. If a non turbo 2JZ isnt enough power, I might try to get a 280z and jut the turbo'ed 2JZ in that because they bay's are huge. """""UPS uses a lot of different engines in their trucks including IH, Benz and yes, Cummins. But not the 4BT, though. They use a detuned 6BT. Some Chevy/GMC step vans commonly used for bread trucks used the 4BT, hence the nickname "Crummins".""""" I thought they did... I have seen a 6BT crammed in a YJ. So what bread truck company uses the 4BT?
mnkyboy Posted April 27, 2012 Posted April 27, 2012 Why wouldn't you just turbo the 280z engine? They came with a turbo in the 280zx so it would be pretty much bolt on. Problem with 280's are they are very nose heavy,the front end pulls around corners. I have had 2 of them and if I did another I would do a small block V8 or a V6,that way I could set it back and change the wieght distrbution.
Paul Bruchal Posted April 27, 2012 Author Posted April 27, 2012 Why wouldn't you just turbo the 280z engine? They came with a turbo in the 280zx so it would be pretty much bolt on. Problem with 280's are they are very nose heavy,the front end pulls around corners. I have had 2 of them and if I did another I would do a small block V8 or a V6,that way I could set it back and change the wieght distrbution. lol i totally forgot about the turbo 280z engine :fool: . If it came with a bad engine in the 280z then a SR20 swap.
mnkyboy Posted April 27, 2012 Posted April 27, 2012 Not sure what the 280z weighs but I would think its a bit heavy for the SR20. An SR20det can make a lot of power but its still a just a 2.0l
Paul Bruchal Posted April 27, 2012 Author Posted April 27, 2012 haha alright... Ill go back to DSM! Ill get a Eclipse GSX delete/plug off the front axles and drift that stock!
mnkyboy Posted April 28, 2012 Posted April 28, 2012 It would probably work for you for a while. The 4G63 goes like hell when its running.
veritas4156 Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 Really, with a comanche, you'd be doing it an injustice putting a 2JZ in. 2JZ is great because it is small and fits in small cars (small ish). You have the space, run something big, or run a turbo 4.0L or a 4.7L stroker. Or a 4.7L stroker turbo
veritas4156 Posted May 1, 2012 Posted May 1, 2012 Really, with a comanche, you'd be doing it an injustice putting a 2JZ in. 2JZ is great because it is small and fits in small cars (small ish). You have the space, run something big, or run a turbo 4.0L or a 4.7L stroker. Or a 4.7L stroker turbo
Paul Bruchal Posted May 2, 2012 Author Posted May 2, 2012 OMG i never knew this existed!!! I wana turbo mine :shake: .... max 5 maybe 8 psi http://www.ststurbo.com/ Tailpipe turbo, have the intake in my tool box or have a rear snorkel. lol
1tonMJ Posted May 6, 2012 Posted May 6, 2012 Alright... I'm srry for not telling you guy what a 2JZ is, I just assumed erbody knew what it was. This is a Jeep board. Why would you assume that ANYONE here might know the product code for some Toyota engine? A N/A version is available that came in the Lexus SC300. "N/A" is the acronym for "Not Applicable" or "Not Available." How can a version that is not available come in anything? Sorry, but you're still not making a lot of sense here ... I knew EXACTLY what it was. And I'm still wiping up the keyboard. 1000 whp Manche? @#$% YEAH :wrench: Seriously? N/A is naturally aspirated, i.e. NO FORCED INDUCTION.
cweemanrun Posted May 6, 2012 Posted May 6, 2012 I'm doing the 4bt swap and there's a ton of Fab involved
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