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madmarf

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I thought you were discussing super charging your naturally aspirated 2JZ-GE Toyota engine??

 

 

even still you would need to change the leads and plugs and possibly the rotor arm to aftermarket to keep the power delivery good and stable. i certainly dont want a lead breaking down on me half way up the 1/4

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even still you would need to change the leads and plugs and possibly the rotor arm to aftermarket to keep the power delivery good and stable. i certainly dont want a lead breaking down on me half way up the 1/4

 

The yanks use standard leads on their NA-T's up to stupid power with only an ignition amplifier when they get over 500hp. Unless your planning on running really high rpm?

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already looked at that guy when i was gonna go twin turbo, think hes a waste tbh but never know. i just didnt get a good feeling from his emails. KERON is the man on here for your engines, hes back from holiday on 20th i think, give him a pm, will probably have everything u want including ancileries as this is just a plain engine

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The yanks use standard leads on their NA-T's up to stupid power with only an ignition amplifier when they get over 500hp. Unless your planning on running really high rpm?

 

 

not planning on massivly high rpm's but i like to be safe than sorry. do a job properly is what i always say and do it once ;)

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