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mcadam1121 · Joined: 02 Feb 2008 Posts: 109 Location: wichita, KS

has anybody done a toyota 2jz swap
toyota supras are one of the fastest tunners out there its cause of their 2jz
the motor is capable of over 1000 horse so its good

i know that the transaxle in the porsche would explode with that much power but i think that it would be worth it

and then you were going to go through the trouble of putting a 2jz in the 924 y not just swap the entire supra drive train in to it

the you could call you car the Torch spelled Torsche
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Rasta Monsta · Joined: 12 Jul 2006 Posts: 11733 Location: PacNW

Sorta long and tall to stuff in there. It is a German engineered lump, though.
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v8carreragts · Joined: 05 Sep 2003 Posts: 665 Location: Tucson, AZ

You wouldn't explode a 951 transaxle. They are used in 944 V8 swaps very successfully. There is a 383 LT1, a Magnison supercharged LS1, a highly modified Grand National v6 already used in these cars. The GT40 replicas very commonly use 016 AUDI transaxles without too much trouble. There is a guy that builds Diablo replicas using supercharged GM v6's that does burnouts with the car without problems after he fitted t steel strengthening plate between the rear housing and rear pinion gear housing.

I have a G31 in mine (yet to run) but I have a 470 HP small block Chevy in it. I don't expect problrms.

mcadam1121 · Joined: 02 Feb 2008 Posts: 109 Location: wichita, KS

im talking about my porsches transaxle
ive got an early 77 with the 4 speed
im worried about it goin boom when i put a gm 3800 v6 in it

i no for a fact it would explode with a 1000 horse 2jz in it

o yea think the 4spd will handle double the stock power with the 3800
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77 porsche 924 Martini