my fren is riding IS200 turbocharged, its 6cylinders engine...guess its 1JZ..wil ask him the total cost n let u guys updated. its at sunway the car btw
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i mean the car origin is IS200, maybe edi changed engine...bro. IS200 6-cylinder? either transplanted 1JZ or still the 1F engine. hahah. is it the gold one?? i saw a gold one and a red one.
I think i saw tis car when i passed by LINKS in sunway that day...i mean the car origin is IS200, maybe edi changed engine...
itsa white color
I think i saw tis car when i passed by LINKS in sunway that day...
hey bro. wondering what colour is your tezza? we were in gp 1. i saw multiple altezzaS thereThe IS200 6 cylinder could be a 1g engine.These were the early models probably pre-2000.There were some 1g-gt (turbo versions but quite rare)Early UK mods centered around the 1g base engine(2litre).Beams block not quite as strong as the ST205 3S-GTE version,a proper way to turbo the beams would be to change the bottom end to the ST205 block with Beams head;taking special care on where all the VVTi sensors are,compatible oil pressure pumps ;etc.Then you have to invest in a proper ECU that handles the boost and fuel as well as the vvti function.(worse if auto transmission).Perhaps you can try duplicate the limited edition TOM'S turbo Altezza.There is one in KL.Its a lot of work and cost just as much as a transplant.
My(I stress MY opinion) the Altezza is great for its handling and ride comfort and a great value for money(maintenance speaking) versus a BMW 3 series.However the engine performance was sorely lacking.
The IS300 (US model runs a 2JZ NA version so question of appeal and identity of transplant should not arise.
Just to share:I ran my car in gp3 in the HPC track day on sunday 30th Nov.(afternoon session) and had great fun.Wore of my rear brakes and almost ran out of fuel.Swop my tyres change brake pads and drove to work the next morning.If thats not great fun and durability then I dont know what is.Since swopping the engine 4+ years ago;been in 2 hpc runs,(plus one of our own);
its still the same clutch plate;standard torsen lsd;stock ceramic twin turbos and engine.To top that I am running a hydraulic clutch fan.
End of the day its what u want;me I want fun AND durability.
I agree with my legs up !! well said ...The IS200 6 cylinder could be a 1g engine.These were the early models probably pre-2000.There were some 1g-gt (turbo versions but quite rare)Early UK mods centered around the 1g base engine(2litre).Beams block not quite as strong as the ST205 3S-GTE version,a proper way to turbo the beams would be to change the bottom end to the ST205 block with Beams head;taking special care on where all the VVTi sensors are,compatible oil pressure pumps ;etc.Then you have to invest in a proper ECU that handles the boost and fuel as well as the vvti function.(worse if auto transmission).Perhaps you can try duplicate the limited edition TOM'S turbo Altezza.There is one in KL.Its a lot of work and cost just as much as a transplant.
My(I stress MY opinion) the Altezza is great for its handling and ride comfort and a great value for money(maintenance speaking) versus a BMW 3 series.However the engine performance was sorely lacking.
The IS300 (US model runs a 2JZ NA version so question of appeal and identity of transplant should not arise.
Just to share:I ran my car in gp3 in the HPC track day on sunday 30th Nov.(afternoon session) and had great fun.Wore of my rear brakes and almost ran out of fuel.Swop my tyres change brake pads and drove to work the next morning.If thats not great fun and durability then I dont know what is.Since swopping the engine 4+ years ago;been in 2 hpc runs,(plus one of our own);
its still the same clutch plate;standard torsen lsd;stock ceramic twin turbos and engine.To top that I am running a hydraulic clutch fan.
End of the day its what u want;me I want fun AND durability.
monster,Im sorry maybe im just giving an option without any strong argument with it.
First of all, it is just depends on you, your budget, and your preference.
For me why i got to 1jz because i cant find any good tuner for 3s motor in my place..
Secondly, why should i spend a lot of money just to get max about 300hp on standard internal when i can go about 450hp-500hp with 1jz standard internal.
Thirdly, Drawback to the BEAMS is the high compression. Adding a turbo will only deficit its longevity.
I am not saying BEAMS engine is not good, there are some 3s motor in US make a lot good of power.
If you would like to have an instant power without not much headache. 1jz is an option for you. Some of you will say you need to have atleast 20k to do it. It may be true or not true. It just depends how much you get the halfcut and how much you pay for the installation.
A few places can install the engine roughly around rm2.5k..
3SGE Beams build up = + turbo kit + metal gasket + management + injectors + intercooler + all the necessary piping will cost at least RM10k... usually up to 25k. Depending what type of turbo and management you use.
1JZ GTE VVTi RM9500 + RM2.5k installation charges = instant power (280hp dude!)
I guess someone will ask later "what about the weight distribution?"
this is one of the disadvantages if you install 1jz inside your altezza because you will no more get 50:50 weight distribution but back to my point up there. I cannot find any good tuners for 3s motor. if somebody know who can tune it..let me know..im also eager to put my old 3s engine inside a KE70. Although 1jz give you heavy in front parts, my car have no problem to be drifted anyways.
So my conclusion is you may choose either. there are pros and cons in both ways!
This is just my opinion and my preference.
or if you want more. you can try GOOGLE :D
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What i can see from here shawn55 just wanted to try giving his personal opinions. He also wanted give some opinions on base what the customer wants. thats why he asked the questions above. One more thing is such a terrible answer when you said "For that price I can fix a Blitz Supercharger kit inside my car" when you are not comparing an apple to an apple.