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NA-T conversion, Loads of questions for the wise


Blackie

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the engine has already been mentioned but you could get the whole TT soarer on the road for under 2k and have a whole car worth of spares (minus the engine of course) to put on ebay to fund mods. plus if its already in a car you can really try before you buy ;)

 

Is it the same engine and just a straight swop? I.e. all the parts you need?

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its a 2.5 not 3.0 and the engine and gearbox mounts might be different but i'm pretty sure most of its a straight swap. i thought little num has done it before so maybe he could help in that area?

EDIT: HadeS is doing it now http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=228587&highlight=1jz

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if you read supraforums sticky on na-t 75% of them wish they had gone TT

 

http://www.supraforums.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=16

 

Its like going single on tt with the amount of money thats going to be spent.

I would go TT 2jz non bpu for a few months, save up a bit more then go bpu.

I can quite easily see a n/a - t conversion costing as much if not more as a tt engine and 6 speed conversion.

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good point :)

 

To be honest i would class a single n.a as money lost also.

 

4k on to turbo it? It wont ever see that money again. Atleast with a smaller out lay you stand a chance.

 

In a ideal world a 2jz engine would be dumped in mine, however 2.5k is a shed load of money to spend.

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