Local shop for SC300 project
06-13-2012, 08:54 AM
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Re: Local shop for SC300 project
Personally, I'd rather go 1JZ over going NA-T 2JZ. Millenium Racing Development (MRD) wouldn't be a bad choice either. Last time I was there, they were building a 2JZ'd S14.
06-13-2012, 06:24 PM
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Re: Local shop for SC300 project
a 1jz is very capable but an NA-t set up is quickly affordable. Theres other things that gets overlooked like looking for an ecu and doing the wiring that just makes an NA-t set up easier. two things that are easily answered by going with a standalone and contacting chasebays for a harness. it all depends on how much he wants to spend initially
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06-16-2012, 11:24 PM
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Re: Local shop for SC300 project
An NA-t will break a transmission before that bottom end will ever hate anything. The Rods and crank are the same as a TT engine. The only difference are the pistons are higher compression but a headgasket will fix that.
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