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2JZ NA-T hybrid build (VVT-i bottom + non-VVT-i head)


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Hi guys!

 

Unfortunately I got my 2JZ-GE bottom end dead - oil and coolant emulsion did their job. Only spare engine what I could get was from GS300 2JZ-GE VVT-i. My plan is to leave everything from VVT-i bottom end (block, pistons, conrods) and put on non-VVT-i cylinder head with oem GTE head gasket. But I mentioned that VVT-i pistons are with different relief - smaller grooves for valves.

 

non-VVT-i

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VVT-i

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Also I have questions about injectors and fuel pump!? Is it possible to leave oem J-spec NA fuel pump and injectors if I plan to raise the power till ~400hp?

 

Thanks!

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OEM injectors are 330cc IIRC so you'll need to uprate them. for the 400 mark you could use some MKIII 440cc injectors. Usually sell relatively cheap and are plug and play. You will need resistors though to make them high impedance. Fuel pump should just about be okay for 400. Anything above that will definitely need an uprated one.

 

Good luck with the build :)

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I got 550cc injectors from 300zx low impedance. Do they fit to fuel rail?

And how much hp can hold oem jspec injectors?

 

I've never heard 300zx injectors to fit the 2jz dude. Low impedance as well so would need resistors if they did fit to make them high impedance. There are 550cc injectors from an RX7 that would fit but I honestly don't know exactly what ones they are. Info is on here somewhere though. Like I said before, 440cc MKIII injectors are probably what you want for 400hp. OEM 330cc ones won't get you far past 365hp I'd imagine, and that would be really pushing them so they wouldn't last long.

 

Since you've dropped a GTE headgasket in as well you've dropped the compression ratio so the engine won't be as responsive. Best to keep a GE headgasket in there if you haven't fitted it already :)

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Little update: Engine is collected together with VVT-i NA bottom + oem GTE head gasket + nonVVT-i NA head. Engine looks to be OK. Next week my LHD conversion will be finished and engine will finaly start.

 

I believe that the VVTI N/A conrods are weaker than non VVTI conrods and will be the weakest component of the build, but I don't know their limit?

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Supra 2JZ-GTE and GE up to 1998 year including TT VVTi engines all use the same rods, part number 13201-46040

 

 

However, the Aristo 2JZ-GE with VVTi shows rods as part number 13201-46060 so they are different. Just *HOW* they differ I do not know. The interesting thing is the big ened shell part number is different for the Aristo N/A VVTi engine, as well as the rods. Crank and crank main bearings are the same. Did Toyota reduce bearing width in the Aristo / GS300 VVTi N/A to reduce friction? In a performance engine build i would fit Supra rods. I just happen to have a set that have been fully checked for ovality and straightness, big end bore size, and little end size. They are balanced and fitted with brand new ARP rod bolts.... E-mail if interested.

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That being the case, sums say that with a T.T. head gasket you'd end up with a compression ratio of 9.7:1.

 

This combo should be good for max of 1 - 1.1 bar of boost and with a turbo no larger than needed would be as lagless a setup as you could build.

 

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?307633-Benefits-of-TT-pistons-NA-T&highlight=compression+ratio

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