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Old 04-01-2010, 06:10 AM
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Would a JDM 2ZZ-GE fit into a TC ?? or a regular 2ZZ-GE ?
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with enough money yes but dont waste your time and just turbo the tc
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With enough $$ anything would fit.
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You could fit a NASCAR V-8 in there for the right price.....


Oh wait.
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Originally Posted by emrules2001
You could fit a NASCAR V-8 in there for the right price.....


Oh wait.
Nice...
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why would you though? just askin?
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K20A FTW lol
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JDM 2ZZ-G3 come with 200 and the regular gts comes with 180 stock...and k20 would cost so much more then a 2zz so forget that lol..
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To be honest I've seen the swap done to an older corolla for example like in this link http://www.phoenixtuning.com/toyota/swaps/mantis.html , but just not a logical swap in our world. Especially when you consider the cost effectiveness of the swap. But if you want to just to say you did...more power to you. I still want to see the end results of that V6 swap into the tC...or at least never seen a final running version of it.
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Originally Posted by rUsh559
To be honest I've seen the swap done to an older corolla for example like in this link http://www.phoenixtuning.com/toyota/swaps/mantis.html , but just not a logical swap in our world. Especially when you consider the cost effectiveness of the swap. But if you want to just to say you did...more power to you. I still want to see the end results of that V6 swap into the tC...or at least never seen a final running version of it.
How many tC swaps would be "cost effective" though? Nothing I can think of yet. For the money you'd spend swapping anything into it, you'd be WAY better off just buying a nicer car IMO.
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^^^ I agree...
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How many tC swaps would be "cost effective" though? Nothing I can think of yet. For the money you'd spend swapping anything into it, you'd be WAY better off just buying a nicer car IMO.

It really depends on your in-house resources. If you can do your own motor mount fabrication, engine harness wiring, and control bits, it can be done for suprisingly cheap, mainly the cost of the donor motor and steel stock. However, I doubt many tC owners already posess the welding, metal fabrication, engine hoist, paint booth, etc. equipment and facilities that would be needed for a proper job. I could see some 40-year old car guy taking this on as a side project, maybe after getting into Scions through a son / daughter / family friend having one.

if you have to pay for labor on this though, yeah, it would be cheaper buying a faster car.
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Ya, that makes sense. But like you said, most Scion owners really don't have that kind of access to stuff.

Of course there are still the people who will do it just to do it and don't care about the money... and frankly I'd love to see the results. It just won't ever be a common thing for the tCs (like Hondas, for the obvious example).
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how is the zz mounted? i cant remember.
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intake mani is in the front and the header is in the back....180 of ours.
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yup. i have that motor well the usdm one..
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Dont waste ur time with putting a 2zz in our tc. the tc weighs way to much so its pointless. that is why i bought my self a 9th gen xrs to enjoy my VVTLI (lift) lol
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ill put a Z06 vette engine into a tc and make it RWD just for the hell of it,anything is possible o man i have to stop playing Forza 3 hehe, 'o wait' i cant even do that in the game,any how if u got the $$$$$$$$ do what you want
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Originally Posted by airforcetc
Dont waste ur time with putting a 2zz in our tc. the tc weighs way to much so its pointless. that is why i bought my self a 9th gen xrs to enjoy my VVTLI (lift) lol
yea lift is nice and all.....but boost is way better.
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Originally Posted by gingles
yea lift is nice and all.....but boost is way better.
there are boosted 2zz's
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