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  1. 12-06-2007, 08:38 PM #1
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    3sgte > 2jz

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    Quote Originally Posted by ToadŽ
    3sgte > 2jz

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    Quote Originally Posted by TIGERJC


    You're Fu.cking stupid
    why?toyota used the 3s over the 2jz in road racing all the time......but kinda hard to compare since the GT4 is a very different car than the supra
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    Quote Originally Posted by ToadŽ
    why?toyota used the 3s over the 2jz in road racing all the time......but kinda hard to compare since the GT4 is a very different car than the supra
    2jz is such a better motor overall. The reason they picked the 3sgte b/c they were looking to save weight and also they were not looking to make over 500hp also. Toyota got the 2jz right the first time, while Toyota fu.cked up on the 2nd gen 3sgte and thats why they remade it. The 2jz is on a different level than the 3sgte altogether. A motor that comes from the factory that can withstand 800whp and that can hold up making that kind of hp for over 40k miles is bada.ss
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    Quote Originally Posted by TIGERJC
    2jz is such a better motor overall. The reason they picked the 3sgte b/c they were looking to save weight and also they were not looking to make over 500hp also. Toyota got the 2jz right the first time, while Toyota fu.cked up on the 2nd gen 3sgte and thats why they remade it. The 2jz is on a different level than the 3sgte altogether. A motor that comes from the factory that can withstand 800whp and that can hold up making that kind of hp for over 40k miles is bada.ss
    yea overall the 2jz is a better engine for making HP......but the 3sgte is a very good engine and pretty reliable engine..the last GT4s were amazing machines and thier 3sgte was a amazing engine to go with the rest of the car...
    2jz = one of the ebst 6cyl
    3sgte = one of the best 4cyl
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    Quote Originally Posted by ToadŽ
    yea overall the 2jz is a better engine for making HP......but the 3sgte is a very good engine and pretty reliable engine..the last GT4s were amazing machines and thier 3sgte was a amazing engine to go with the rest of the car...
    2jz = one of the ebst 6cyl
    3sgte = one of the best 4cyl
    reliable

    the 3rd gens are reliable, but that generation never came to the us. 2nd gens motors are know for popping over 350whp mark. It is a good motor, but I rather have a sr20 or a 4G63 motor instead of a 3sgte
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    Quote Originally Posted by TIGERJC
    reliable

    the 3rd gens are reliable, but that generation never came to the us. 2nd gens motors are know for popping over 350whp mark. It is a good motor, but I rather have a sr20 instead of a 3sgte
    no crank walk for me thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by TIGERJC
    reliable

    the 3rd gens are reliable, but that generation never came to the us. 2nd gens motors are know for popping over 350whp mark. It is a good motor, but I rather have a sr20 or a 4G63 motor instead of a 3sgte
    i cant afford the 3stge...so im probbly goign with a 4agze swap,plus its little different.since celica swaps are useally the 3stge swap
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