actually, 2J ECUs have the same issue depending on age.. this is from quite a bit of experience at this point.
the first thing you should do after acquiring a 1J/2J ecu is have all the caps replaced. by waiting, you are just prolonging the inevitable.
Actually, the JZA70 driveshaft uses what looks (can't find a part number on mine) identical to a NA mkiv/SC300 center support bearing.. The problem is no one has tested this.
I have also read this before from forums in other countries but did not care at the time, hence the lack of bookmarks...
cross-over intake mani, MAF, distributor, horrid valve covers, high compression, etc.. no thanks.
If I was going to do a motor, it would be the same thing it is today as it was back when I swapped: 1JZGTE or 2JZGTE.
I must say that the overall amount of mk3 owners willing to spend to make their cars pleasing in both the performance and aesthetics department is rather low.. In truth, I've come to rather dislike the majority of mk3 owners I meet. Often times their cars will be half-assed, have mismatched body...
this was just posted a few days ago.. it's also been covered a dozen times.
I'm not trying to be a hardass, but it's going to be more beneficial for you to search the threads anyways.
I actually wouldn't recommend a JZ swap for this, after all it is a ACTUAL running/functioning 7M. That has to be a collectors item by now. :D
All jokes aside, I'm being serious. Make that motor amazing and show what TLC and proper maintenance can do.
"I would be willing to bet that the factory fill coolant in your 1994 Camry was green Japanese coolant made by CCI (the Japanese company that makes nearly all of the OEM coolants for Japanese manufacturers). CCI has a US subsidiary in Illinois named Intac.
At any rate, the chemistry of 1994...
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