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is the block for an n/a supra the same as a tt supras block so if u just do a turbo conversion would make it the same sorry im kind of a newb
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is the compression of the pistons the difference
or is it something else cause ill go with a cheap N/A cause thats all i can find and do some piston work anyways because of the miles |
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the tt has oil squiters and the 97-98 vvti have smaller rods than the tt
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N/A has smaller injectors, higher compression, and the intake manifold is on the other side...i can tell you right now its going to be too much for you to get a NA and do the conversion...
Why does your car sound like that, is it broke? |
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You can go NA-T or you could put in the tt engine it would cost more than your orignal pricing but then again its a new engine too so it all varies on your budget.
Good bye BPU Supra Hello 02' Rotrex C38-81 Supercharged M3 |
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No man, it will cost a fortune to do the conversion, basically, the brake system, drivetrain, suspension, computer, harness and some engine components as well. btw, fitting the TT engine into the 5 speed require some work man. it's easier to save some $$ to get a TT or go NA-T.
To kill a bike, you need a weapon, T-88 will do it |
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