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Old 07-30-2012, 05:14 PM
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I stand corrected my friend.

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^This is the 2JZ FR-S thread, not the V-8 FR-S thread lol. Someone's gonna do a rotary swap, just got to.
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Old 07-30-2012, 10:07 PM
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Lol I was waiting for some one to get on my case and say something lol. Think I may create a v8 thread lol. Hell I'll do a swap like that when the engine price goes below 10 grand lol
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Originally Posted by Jon
They didn't do it for balance. They did it because the engine is tried and true, no R&D to be done, and makes power easily. Not a hard concept to grasp.
Yea, and as if just because it has a motor swap, we aren't allowed to talk about it.
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Originally Posted by mauriceproductions
In my opinion the IS-F engine is way to big to fit in this car. I can say this because me and my fiance have 4 cars The FRS,TC,IS-F and her toy new 2011 SRT-8 charger mopar (Fast). I was researching the IS-F engine and I can say for a fact that with out tons of cutting and welding fabricating and even still that engine will not fit in the frs. But it does seem like a nice idea.
Oh I know how big the 2UR is I had an IS-F. I even contemplated taking the 2UR out of the wrecked F and putting it under the XB and making it a rear wheel drive toaster. After taking a huge amounts of measurements and talking it over with my buddy we could both buy two IS-Fs and modify them and have money left over. Putting the 2JZ in is a big motor too and I bet there was a lot of welding and fabricating. Either way I think it would be so fun to put the 2UR in every car. LOL.
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Originally Posted by tha_insane
Oh I know how big the 2UR is I had an IS-F. I even contemplated taking the 2UR out of the wrecked F and putting it under the XB and making it a rear wheel drive toaster. After taking a huge amounts of measurements and talking it over with my buddy we could both buy two IS-Fs and modify them and have money left over. Putting the 2JZ in is a big motor too and I bet there was a lot of welding and fabricating. Either way I think it would be so fun to put the 2UR in every car. LOL.
Agreed my friend agreed. I woke up this morning and drove the IS-F to the train station just so I could get a mental vision on how it would feel in a FRS (I know I am crazy )
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Old 08-03-2012, 08:23 AM
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Originally Posted by mauriceproductions
Agreed my friend agreed. I woke up this morning and drove the IS-F to the train station just so I could get a mental vision on how it would feel in a FRS (I know I am crazy )
Let me give you another mental vision now supercharge the 2UR. I know Im not right in the head.
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Old 08-03-2012, 06:03 PM
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The 2UR fits nicely.

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Originally Posted by tha_insane
Let me give you another mental vision now supercharge the 2UR. I know Im not right in the head.
oh yea supercharged, My fiance is def going to be mad that I have fell in love with another women.thats just pure lust for me lol lol
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Old 08-03-2012, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Jon
The 2UR fits nicely.

give or take how much you Think this runs lol, Including price of new vehicle. (No less then 60 grand)
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Old 08-03-2012, 10:58 PM
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You think that swap runs $35k? That engine probably costs around $5k just because of what car it's used in. Not to mention you could possibly squeeze in the 5.7L 3UR from the Tundra. This isn't the same as taking a tC and converting it to RWD then shoehorning in a Nascar V8.
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Old 08-03-2012, 11:18 PM
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Try 11k for that engine. Went up to Lexus because I cause curious myself ,Either way its an expensive swap.
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Old 08-06-2012, 08:15 PM
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nice !
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love it 2j yuju... i want the Lexus is350 engine in my FRS....
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so much win
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for the money that these swaps will run you its better to pull the stock motor, swap to lower compression pistons, stronger rods, upgraded head gasket and a few head tweaks, add boost and now your talking about a motor that will have better street manners than going through the hassles of swaping a 2j or other toyota variants. crawford has done amazing things with their brz
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Goodness, an frs with a 2jz is sexy!
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