surpa turbo swap mark III
Originally Posted by ToyDoctor
I'm only pointing this out because I have personally been burned by this engine time and time again with continuous problems. This engine is plagued with inherent flaws that can't be remedied.
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Originally Posted by ToyDoctor
I'm only pointing this out because I have personally been burned by this engine time and time again with continuous problems. This engine is plagued with inherent flaws that can't be remedied.
ill start the list...
1) Low torque specs from factory on hg
and go...............
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I've talked to toyota mechanics that have been in the business for over 20 years, and they replaced blown head gaskets with the car under warrantee less than 30k miles!
The engines fail because they have design flaws. Toyota is not only automobile manufacturer that is immune to engineering shortcomings.
I was still replacing short blocks and cylindar heads on 3vz-e trucks that were over 10 years old under toyota's campaign VO6 recall! Mainly due to block errosion and BHGs. A 7mgte will do exactlly the same thing. Yet these two engines are the only ones I have ever seen do this.
Compared to other high performance toyota engines that ever exported to the US the 7mgte has to be the worst.
The engines fail because they have design flaws. Toyota is not only automobile manufacturer that is immune to engineering shortcomings.
I was still replacing short blocks and cylindar heads on 3vz-e trucks that were over 10 years old under toyota's campaign VO6 recall! Mainly due to block errosion and BHGs. A 7mgte will do exactlly the same thing. Yet these two engines are the only ones I have ever seen do this.
Compared to other high performance toyota engines that ever exported to the US the 7mgte has to be the worst.
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Originally Posted by Idealsupra
since when is putting a turbo engine that already comes in the car into the car a bandwagon?
bottom line is 7m>1g .... not to mention MUCH easier for a do it yourselfer to do.....
we arent talking about a 1j here....which would have its benefits for doing...this is a 1g...
oh and by the way... i dont see a 2 liter 1g sounding better then a 3 liter 7m... the 2.5 liter 1jz sounds like ass .... 7m sound>*
bottom line is 7m>1g .... not to mention MUCH easier for a do it yourselfer to do.....
we arent talking about a 1j here....which would have its benefits for doing...this is a 1g...
oh and by the way... i dont see a 2 liter 1g sounding better then a 3 liter 7m... the 2.5 liter 1jz sounds like ass .... 7m sound>*
Originally Posted by Kirk
2jz sound >7M
and toy doctor...again you didnt tell me anything...yeah the bhg we ALL know...it was the low torque specs...and when you bring it to toyota what the fuck do you think they torqued the NEW one to? the fuckin SAME low torque specs....so it became a vicious cycle...
what else you got? cause so far you seem to be proving my point.... and block corrosion? unless the block has been sitting outside forever i have yet to see any problems with that...... and ive seen TONS of 7ms....
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Originally Posted by ToyDoctor
I've talked to toyota mechanics that have been in the business for over 20 years, and they replaced blown head gaskets with the car under warrantee less than 30k miles!
The engines fail because they have design flaws. Toyota is not only automobile manufacturer that is immune to engineering shortcomings.
The engines fail because they have design flaws. Toyota is not only automobile manufacturer that is immune to engineering shortcomings.
1j>7m
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