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08-02-2013, 04:35 PM | #31 |
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i have a lexus sc400 with a 1jz 5spd swap.
i have a 89 s13 with a rb20-25 swap. i have like both engines,hence why i have them both. oiling issues aside. you have to do a Fair! COMPARISON the rb25 vs the 1jz 2.5 vs 2.5 if you want to compare something to the 2jz you need to compare the rb30. then you have a even steven comparison!!
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08-02-2013, 04:38 PM | #33 |
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hahaha yea the highest power output ive known any ka to make was around like 850hp or something
EDIT: and here it is, first link on google www.ka-t.org • View topic - 844rwp ka24de |
08-02-2013, 04:44 PM | #35 |
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The amount of work and labor to make a KA 600+ would surpass the amount equivalent to a RB swap.
The KAT built above has well over 15K into the build.. thats without the labor done to the motor. Also.. honestly... KAs look ugly as FUKC |
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Just the rb26 motor and rb25 trans alone is 4-5k. Then you need mounts, aftermarket drive shaft, front mount with piping, labor ect. blah blah blah we all know the story. As far as ugly as fuck goes. It just proves my point. Its a cool factor |
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08-02-2013, 07:39 PM | #37 |
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I'm with poverty drifter ^
A rb26 is an amazing motor stock but still requires money to swap let alone mod. Just mounts, shaft, oilpan or mod it, trans and engine are about 4k depending on you purchasing. There are threads that exists that show you how to use a gtr transmission by hacking off the transfer case and making a plate to to cover and other b.s todo so. Some have done it so its cheaper. Than still need money to bring the motor to 600hp. Far as a KA goes your talking about a $200 motor for the price of a rb26 the rods, piston and heads could be built. After that its a turbo kit, fuel and ems. |
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Will say the price of a t56 is what kills the money vs power . If they where as cheap as a z32 or 350z trans would be no comparison of power for price lmao. |
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08-02-2013, 07:57 PM | #39 |
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fanboys... So you guys will build a KA that is going to push 600 but leave the drivetrain stock. Are you people talking out of your ass or is it only about the power figures. The driveability has no factor?
Face it.. the KA is garbage truck motor. How many people can you name that has passed 600hp KA?? if you do, ask them what issues they face when they hit those goals.. you guys talk like 600hp can be easily achieved with a big T4 turbo. Dont bring in your KA crap in a discussion, KA is an unworth level compared to RB/2JZ |
08-02-2013, 08:16 PM | #40 | |
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Or buy a rb26 transmission and modify it to rwd and use that Building drivetrains bullet proof will cost regardless of what fanboy engine you go with. My point was a ka24 could be built for the price of a rb26 swap. Far as 500hp+ ka's theres plenty out there pull the head outa ur ass. Most choose otherwise though. If your looking for 5/600hp+ jz or rb forsure like I said most people swap em stock then move on, its a pricey swap for 3/400hp imo. |
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08-02-2013, 10:32 PM | #41 | |
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manifold turbo etc...Wouldnt you need all those to make 600 on an rb? |
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08-03-2013, 12:19 AM | #43 |
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Lets get back to the subject at hand. OP I don't think you know what you are doing and I doubt you have enough money to do either swap. The mere fact you asked such a broad question without doing any kind of research just shows you're mediocre understanding of basic mechanics and decision making skills. I am expecting a well thought out rebuttal that probably took you 15 minutes or so to type so you can save face and not make a fool of your self on this forum, or so you will try. I am not trying to be an ass but you need to do a lot of reading because there are numerous source regarding this topic if you made the same effort on Google rather than making this thread. If there is something that needs more clarification by all means make a thread but dont ask these very broad questions such as I.E. "which is better a sr or ka", "how much horsepower will this make". We all go through this phase but learning to do your own research is extremely rewarding and may give better insight on things rather than having someone explain it to you.
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08-03-2013, 01:49 AM | #45 |
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That comment was directed towards it being a shitty motor........
Also I've seen Vortec swaps for far under 10k in fords and other cars not just s-chassis. Some hitting 600hp turbo'd Others all out N/A. Whats your term of "proper" lol For that matter a friend did a LT1 t56 rx7 with p.s and a.c for 7k. The motor was cleaned and prepped at a shop and he used forged rods and pistons, metal headgasket and electronic water pump, Full exhaust from headers back lol. Even had a turboii rear in it. |
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Second I was not trying to say the KA was the optimum motor, I was making a point... You can make the stock motor as reliable as any other swap. The OP wanted a reason why people would swap a 2jz or RB26? Answer: Its a cool factor |
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08-03-2013, 03:41 PM | #48 |
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God, why the fuck are you guys comparing KA-Ts to I-6 turbo engines. Power delivery between the 2 is completely different. So what the fuck is the point of having a 500hp KA-T when you dont see the power till closer 4.5k-5k? I-6 will give you the torque and power alot sooner than that and at 500hp, 1JZ/2JZ and RB25/26s are barely breaking a sweat.
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You want to talk budget friendly. I bought a crashed ws6 trans am for 3200 got a free swap with 1k extra. I sold my sr setup and that funded all of my sikky kit etc. I did the wiring which is so fucking easy. So in the end I made money got more relaible power and The best part I knew that motor ran and exact miles, so i knew it was more reliable then a pos pull out from japan with god knows miles. My swap is properly done, down to the last bolt. If u know how to do all the work yourself and be smart you can get this swap for cheap. I could have even done my own mounts but i decided against it cause of time. Also 2jz> rb26 |
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08-03-2013, 10:44 PM | #51 | |
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I don't hate KA-Ts, I'm just not a big fan of pushing 4 cylinder engines over 450-500hp. Sure you can push them to more than that but without the right tuner, you can kiss that engine bubybe. Margin of error is less on 4 cylinders compared to an engine with more cylinder since the load is spread out more. I'm coming from having a 500whp GT3582R equipped SR21 and switched over to a 420whp RB25'd S14. I should have done this swap alot sooner, I6s just sound better and has better power delivery since the power/torque is on sooner. Does that make me a fanboy since I've experience both and prefer my RB25? Do I love this setup? I like the power delivery but it's not perfect. The hindsight any I6 swap is the hefty weight. Make the whole car feel too nose heavy in my case, after using Mckinney mounts. I dont remember them feeling like this in Japan using stock R32/33 crossmember and mounts. PS: RB26s does not put down 276hp at the crank. Nissan short changed their rating to conform with the gentlemen's agreement between manufacturers to keep it to less than 280. Its not uncommon for a stock RB26 in RWD configuration to put down 310-330whp. Same thing with the 2JZ, Supra's were putting down 300whp. |
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I also said I know the KA-t is not the best (Optimum) engine either. I was making a point about the OP's Question. Then the Guys on here who think there hard core and have no clue chimed in. Yes you can take an RB26 or 2JZ to 1200hp, but you will pay for it big time, that was not my understanding of the conversation. Trust me I would take an RB over a KA-t any day, but Its not Pertinent for the majority of what guys are doing with the s-chassis. I bet half or more of the guys who own a 240 are posers anyway. One of my good freind's has an R33 GTS 4 he blew up on a road course last year, and has since spent over 10k on the engine itself. Anyway, sounds like you have experience with both sides and I always like a good debate, but make sure you look at the whole picture. |
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Also I could care less about the "FAN BOY" comment most guys reply with. If where not fans of Nissan we wouldn't be on this site. The guys who make those comments are bashing Nissan in my opinion.
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I was giving an example of why people decide to go with one or the other. Read my previous posts. I know all of you guys can't be that dumb, or are you? |
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The 1/2JZ is clearly the better engine. And to the guy a page back stating LSx's are the best engines to swap into S-chassis is an idiot. American crap v8's don't belong in Japanese cars. Am I fanboy, probably. However, I would rather have a boosted 4 cylinder or i6 making super cool noises and being pushed to its limits, then to hear a v8 thats being pussy footed because its spinning tires at 3k RPM
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