I Want To TT My N/A..........

[ellis]

I'm on a diet of Red Stripe - it can only get worse!!

[jim]

With prices these days, it doesn't make sense anymore to na-tt unless you're either doing the job yourself as a project, or you've got a totally mint low mileage na as your starting point. I know it's not what you want to do, but it's far more sensible to sell up and buy a tt.

[Supra_Sean]

I know it is but im not sensible

[The Raven]

The only reason i am planning an engine change is because its an Aero. I would have a Soarer lump but it wont work with the supra auto box.

[Vicky]

I had the n/a to TT conversion done on mine a year ago, so far I've had no problems with it at all. I know in the long run it's better to buy a straight TT but it's not everyones choice. If it's what you really want then go for it.

[Supra_Sean]

Thanks, how much did you pay ? What did you have done and where ? If you dont wanna post it in this topic feel free to pm me

[Kirk]

Id say it would cost you the best part of 2-2.5k if your not swapping to 6 speed. Thats probly around 1-1.5k for a decent lump, wiring loom about £100 plus fitment and then your diff. Bare in mind if your keeping the 5 speed you will need one hell of a good clutch to not kill the box.

[Supra_Sean]

I think im going to get the 6 speed box aswell cause ill want more power later on down the line........

[Kirk]

Add another 2k for a box, prop, diff, driveshafts aswel then.

 

Its easy enough to do thats for sure. I can have an engine, box, prop and diff out in an hour but its a wont be cheap for you and idealy will need the money upfront for parts.

Edited June 27, 2010 by Kirk (see edit history)

[Supra_Sean]

Yeah i thought it would be about that price, Just need to find someone to do it over them 6 months

 

Or might just have to wait till i come home after the 6 months then put it in the garage but really i wanted it for when i come home.