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I just ordered a 5/8 master for the clutch, you’re right it’s easier to just try to match it because that linkage looks very similar to the design on the Supra. I’ll have to dig through my stash of FSMs for the 260-280z stuff. I hope it works lol, if it doesn’t I still have the 7/8 to fall back on.
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My current setup is a 2JZ GE from an SC300, SC300 Exedy stock clutch kit, stock flywheel, Exedy stock clutch slave, and a 7/8 bore wilwood master cylinder. I believe the stock SC300 system calls for a 5/8 bore master cylinder, I picked up this 7/8 bore master cylinder a while back when I thought I would be installing a completely different motor/transmission combo in the car. Would I need a 5/8 bore or would this 7/8 one work? How does the self adjusting work? I was reading you have to adjust the throw at the clevis where the pedal connects to the master cylinder and that it affects the throw of the clutch fork.
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+1 on buying the correct tools for the head bolts, they were only like 14 bucks for a set of 4 at AutoZone in varying sizes. I don't even know how you would be able to remove those bolts if they were rounded.
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Hey everyone, Can anyone give me a rundown of how to adjust my clutch fork throw? The transmission is a W58 pulled from a MK3 supra, I can't really find a spec for how much throw the fork should have. I'm running a wildwood 7/8 master cylinder with a new stock slave for the transmission. I don't want to overextend the clutch, so if anyone has a measurement, a place to find the measurement, or could measure their w58 fork throw that would help me a lot.
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Hey man, I apologize I haven't really been on here lately. I ended up having someone remove the bends, add crush sleeves to the rails, and weld the bolts to the rails as well. I'd like to mention though that I only had these problems because I did not weld the crossmember in. If its welded, you won't have the issues I had. I just wanted the option to be able to easily remove the crossmember. You can follow my build on IG if you want: jz_s30 (Ignore the overspray that will be taken care of at a later date)
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Hello everyone! I'm getting to the point in my build where i'm mocking stuff up to begin wiring. I have a 2JZ-GE non VVT-i from a 1996 Lexus SC300. The plan for the motor is to use a plug n play adapter for an AEM V2 ECU part number: 30-6101. In doing this, I will be retaining most of the stock SC300 engine harness. I plan on replacing the distributor with 2JZ GTE direct ignition coil packs. However there isn't much info that I personally could find on this swap, all I could find was people swapping over VVT-i GE wasted spark coil packs. Has anyone done this swap? I understand that I can plug the coil packs directly into the AEM ecu but what igniter do I use? My main questions: - Can I use my stock SC300 igniter or do I have to get a 2JZ GTE igniter? - If I have to use a GTE igniter does it plug into the stock harness or do I have to make changes to the harness? - Would it be easier for me to scrap my GTE coil packs and use the VVT-i GE wasted spark coil packs? - Are there downsides for using the VVT-i coil packs over the GTE coil packs? Any help would be appreciated Thanks, - Mike
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This is the beta motorsports mount. Originally I bolted it in just to hold it in place and to test fit the motor so I could see if it was in the correct place. I was planning on welding everything up afterward but then this happened
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Do you think I could just pull this slight crush out and install the crush sleeves? Or is this a bigger problem?
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It’s a 1973 240z. I can see the spot welds, I don’t remember exactly how close together they are.
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Hey guys! I finally test fitted my 2JZ in my car. I had a custom made crossmember made (I can’t remember the name) and I only ran into one problem. It looks like the frame rails slightly sunk when I tightened the crossmember in place (maybe I tightened it too much?). Should I worry about this? Dropping the engine in did not make it any worse, and I’m planning on welding everything up.
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Has anyone tried to install 180 degree headers?
M_Dragan replied to M_Dragan's topic in Gen III & IV Chevy V8Z Tech Board
Thanks for the tips! I’m definitely going to put the flange in between. I don’t see how it would ever come off otherwise lol. I’m going to do a ton of research, in your experience, how much do custom headers usually cost? -
Has anyone tried to install 180 degree headers?
M_Dragan replied to M_Dragan's topic in Gen III & IV Chevy V8Z Tech Board
Hey thanks! I’m gonna check it out right now -
Has anyone tried to install 180 degree headers?
M_Dragan replied to M_Dragan's topic in Gen III & IV Chevy V8Z Tech Board
Yeah I’m in that group, I just thought this would be a better forum to ask this question in -
Calling people who have torn down their JZ motors!
M_Dragan replied to M_Dragan's topic in Toyota L6 Forum
I'm asking if you guys think I should be okay running it as is or if it will cause issues