Supra Help
I have a '95 Toyota Supra Non-Turbo and want to swap it out with a 2JZ-DET. What kind of turbo would be best to go with it to make 400-500 whp? Would i need a bov? Internal work? exhuast manifold?
If you swap a stock 2JZ-GTE (not DET like you thought...), you can make 400+ WHP from the stock twins. Downpipe, exhaust, air intake/filters, boost controller, and some tuning, and your on your way...
If you want to make some CRAZY numbers, you can always do a single turbo conversion. A stock Supra block can ussually take upwards of 700 WHP, especially if the turbo is big enough...
You can also get aftermarket twins, a little harder to tune, but much less lag. You'll ALWAYS need a BOV, and an aftermarket manifold. Like I said before the Supra block is INSANE! You probably DON'T need any internal work, if anything get a nice crower cam.
If you got the money, do a single-T conversion. You can get small enough turbos to have a little less lag (maybe a T66 or a 60-1?), or a massive turbo (T88) and you'll have crazy peak Hp numbers.
Don't forget the dyno time to get it running right...
Good luck.
If you want to make some CRAZY numbers, you can always do a single turbo conversion. A stock Supra block can ussually take upwards of 700 WHP, especially if the turbo is big enough...
You can also get aftermarket twins, a little harder to tune, but much less lag. You'll ALWAYS need a BOV, and an aftermarket manifold. Like I said before the Supra block is INSANE! You probably DON'T need any internal work, if anything get a nice crower cam.
If you got the money, do a single-T conversion. You can get small enough turbos to have a little less lag (maybe a T66 or a 60-1?), or a massive turbo (T88) and you'll have crazy peak Hp numbers.
Don't forget the dyno time to get it running right...
Good luck.
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