Supra 2JZ-GE on trademe

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Supra 2JZ-GE on trademe

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mmmmmm 3.0L 6 :twisted:

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 479802.htm

reserve met at $600...

some1 might be keen
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GRRRRR!!!! :evil:

If you hadn't posted that I would be $605 richer right now!

Still... Must be SOMETHING I can fit it into :)

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SupraLux wrote:
Still... Must be SOMETHING I can fit it into :)

Steve


i'll try my best to blow the oil-burner in my Surf today.. then you can put it in there :D

of course you'd have to pack up the workshop and bring it all up to auckland.. ;)
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SupraLux wrote:GRRRRR!!!! :evil:

If you hadn't posted that I would be $605 richer right now!

Still... Must be SOMETHING I can fit it into :)

Steve


the double cab?
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MATT4U wrote:
SupraLux wrote:GRRRRR!!!! :evil:

If you hadn't posted that I would be $605 richer right now!

Still... Must be SOMETHING I can fit it into :)

Steve


the double cab?


Shame I dont have any money :(
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wjw wrote:
MATT4U wrote:
SupraLux wrote:GRRRRR!!!! :evil:

If you hadn't posted that I would be $605 richer right now!

Still... Must be SOMETHING I can fit it into :)

Steve


the double cab?


Shame I dont have any money :(


Shame I don't either :lol:

One beam axle surf now for URGENT sale :P
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... d=56173648

Oh, and move my workshop to auckland?... :lol: :lol: :lol: yeah ok...













...oh, you were serious? :shock: Let me think about that for a bit...
















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in the pic of your mu... is that your "shed" in the background? :shock:

a little larger than i expected.... im starting to like south is sheds....
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my old man has the best shed 7000 square feet and it still isn't big enough :D :D
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mercutio wrote:my old man has the best shed 7000 square feet and it still isn't big enough :D :D



:shock: i want one!!!
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if the seats don't sell there in the hilux next day :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
if steves shed was 7 squillion square miles he'd fill it :shock: mostly pizza boxes and beer bottles :D :D :D :D
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hiriklux wrote:if the seats don't sell there in the hilux next day :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
if steves shed was 7 squillion square miles he'd fill it :shock: mostly pizza boxes and beer bottles :D :D :D :D


and all Riks stuff lying about on the floor... :roll:

Yeah, the shed is big, but I only have a 1/4 of it... and not for too much longer it seems... looks like the land the shed is on is up for subdivision... so I might be moving to a smaller shed, closer to home... actually, at home :) Priced one today, $4.2k for a 2-bay implement shed kitset... no doors... might have a look at some others since the council regs say the posts have to be 1.1m deep... I can dig about 300mm and hit the water table :lol:

Still, at least I have a 2JZ to play with... just gotta find a space that will fit... would make a singing powerplant for a Bighorn :)

Steve

PS: If the seats don't sell, they stay right where they are! :P
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SupraLux wrote:might have a look at some others since the council regs say the posts have to be 1.1m deep... I can dig about 300mm and hit the water table :lol:


Bought my 4-bay shed for 17 bales of silage and moved it to my place from the neighbours :) . The council here made me dig footings 1.5m deep, therefore I had 3ft of water in the bottom when pouring the concrete. Which according to my engineer brother isn't a problem, afterall they build bridge piles like that.

sorry,I know its not a shed thread
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SupraLux wrote:GRRRRR!!!! :evil:

If you hadn't posted that I would be $605 richer right now!

Still... Must be SOMETHING I can fit it into :)

Steve


I'm currently fitting one to a LN130... well, my mate helping me :P
Will post it on this forum when it is all done. At the moment, just finished the 80mm bodylift. Just got a V6 surf fuel tank. Need to move the gearbox higher and soon engine in. Can't wait.. :twisted:
LN130 Surf- 2JZGE living in there now!
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so will they cert you for a 80m.m body lift :?:
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What are you using for a bellhousing? and an 80mm body lift? :roll: why-oh-why are you doing that? bling-bling factor?

Is this going to be a street truck or an offroader? I think theres a thread with your name on it here somewhere from when you first joined... what tyres are you going to run?

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Yeah I just joined this forum and hopefully will get to know the 4x4 scene in NZ better. I'm from Malaysia and love 4x4 since I was kid :P .. learn to drive in 4x4 and in 4x4 condition :lol: (due to can't drive on private tar road as I'm only 13 that time) after a while, when i can drive on normal straight tar road, i have trouble to drive in a straight line :lol:

anyway back to the Surf, yeah 80mm is due to 50% bling factor and 50% due to clear the sump( steering etc) on the 2JZGE motor I want to keep the 4x4. It will be mainly street truck and as my tow vehicle to tow a race car to the track. Tow bar will stay at same height with just body lift. That doesn't mean no offroading action :twisted: But tyres will be a problem as I just brought some 2nd hand 15x8 with good tread 275/70/15, so they are not offroad tyres.

I want something bigger tyres but i don't think they will handle well when going 100km/h.. or more :roll: ...when it got the 2JZGE
Any advise on tyres will be great.

Will keep standard springs at the moment as it already have got a good height now. For the bellhousing, I'm using a custom adapter plate that my mate design&made to fit on the factory Surf manual gearbox. He made the similar adapter plate for 1JZ/2JZ engine to W series gearbox and G series (2wd hilux). Once mine is all good, if there is demand, I can get him to make more.

Also have to lengthen the steering knuckles for the lift and is all done now.

this is going to live in the Surf..
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2lte whent bang, cn get a cheep 2jz. will it fit the 2lte auto, how will i deal with the wires? this is in a swb 92prado, lj71 :? help plz
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I found a 5m manual bell housing and the guy wanted $600 for it, I told him to go jump, lol.
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thanks gys but the motor im looking at cums with the hole car if i want it. its in a toyota crown with an auto,i think that boll housing will bolt up to my auto? what about a 14b and a manual
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