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2Jz Or Ls1 Conversion?


Paul-Rizzo
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Hi guys,

I have a is200 (2001). I'm looking to upgrade the power as the engine standard is a little lazy. I've seen that I can get a turbo upgrade parts etc installed for £3600. But I can only get a max of 280hp. I would prefer to get more if possible and the only way to do that is an engine conversion.

I know that standard ls1 has round 300-400hp standard, no turbos.

And that the 2jz standard has 300hp standard, no turbos (I think).

My question for you lot is..... Which is a better conversion to get? A 2jz or ls1?

I'm not looking for it to be used on track day events, just power for everyday use.... City and motorways.

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LS1 all day long. I've got one in my 99' Camaro coupled to a T56 6 speed. 308 RWHP and 315 RWFt/LB of torque. CAI and exhaust are the only engine mods. My main concern would be what other mods would you need, ie will the diff handle this power?

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