Here's where we stand today:
2JZ-GE engine has been removed. Headlamps have been removed to allow for easier removal of the bumper.

The steel bumper bar will be replaced with a smaller (titanium???) bar to allow a huge intercooler to be fitted. Likewise, the subframe also requires some modification. In addition to the I/C an AFT and oil cooler will be fitted.

The Nautilus air horns will be relocated under the headlamps and the power steering cooler will move higher up.

The original 2JZ-GE engine with the heat wrapped equal length decatted manifold. This engine could be transplanted into an IS200 to produce >200rwhp.

This is the donor powerplant, a 2JZ-GTE with 30K miles from a MK4 Supra. The plan is to fit a 3.4L HKS stroker kit and either use the original GE head. Failing that, the complete GTE lump will be transplanted, along with an uprated throttle body assembly. A different TB will obviously mean that the IS300 Fly-By-Wire throttle system is disabled, but there are ways and means to get around that.

The new twin departures. From manifold to back-box in 304 grade stainless steel with a 100mm tail pipe. Very sleeper!

This is the original Rotrex C30 supercharger that came with the Toyomoto kit which we had originally planned, giving 320rwhp. The kit comes with everything required and is a plug-n-play. Another UJ member is very interested in the Toyomoto kit for his IS300.

The heart of the matter....The Rotrex C38 centrifugal supercharger with the 81 spec trim. The most powerful supercharger commercially available and rated to 600bhp. Did anyone know that Rotrex is a Maersk product...the same people who have the world's biggest container fleet?
In line with turbine technology, the rotor/stator assembly are contructed from Inconell material.

The supercharger will be fed by custom designed pipework using this massive HKS filter with a 100mm inlet feed. The filter will sit somewhere close to the offside headlamp and will be heat-shielded using a custom designed aluminium airbox. Feed to the airbox will be from two locations - one using an 80mm grille in the bumper, the other a scoop from close to the O/S wheel arch.

The dump valve - This is the GFB Deceptor. What's different about this DV is that from the ***** pit, using the supplied manual control, is that the driver can adjust from 100% recirculate to 100% vent-to-atmosphere using the small dial located somewhere in the driver's compartment. The Deceptor has been tested and proven to be the most efficient DV commercially available. It's an Aussie design BTW.


Inside now. I purposefully requested as little bling as possible inside the cabin, and this is what we have: The SPA dual display gauge pod cluster inside a very tastefully designed leather trimmed pod, to match the seats. The displays are from R-L Boost & EGT, Oil & Water Temp, Fuel & Oil pressure.

We also have the Air/Fuel meter located (it will sit in a custom mount) in the cup holder behind the auto shifter.

And the 200mph clocks....yes, that's MILES PER HOUR


In addition (but not shown)....
Custom built fuel delivery system, to be located in the vacated spare wheel well.
2 x 12lb NO2 bottles also located in the rear boot.
All coming to a road near you.....soon!