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Chris Wilson
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Nothing, someone asked if a Skyline engine in a Supra was (fairly) straightforward.

 

Just tell them that you think you've found a fix for the main crank seal problem. No matter what you modification you do to the oil pump, it's got to be easier than this! :D

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What would the advantage (if any) be chris would you be able to get the awd tranny?

 

 

The chap has a decent Skyline engine, and a wrecked R33 chassis, his wife likes Supras and hates Skylines, hence he thought of putting his engine in a cheap N/A Supra. He'd be simplest using the RWD gearbox from the GTS-t behind his engine, then hope the gearlever came out where the hole in the tunnel is, make a propshaft, mountings and hoses and all sundry pipework, and fit the Skyline engine loom with his Power FC, and try and get the instruments to work. If he wanted working A/C this would be further expense. Personally I think he'd be better just buying another Skyline with a blown engine, or selling his bits and buying a stock TT, but hey, takes all sorts, and I might make a fortune out of him from this ;)

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The chap has a decent Skyline engine, and a wrecked R33 chassis, his wife likes Supras and hates Skylines, hence he thought of putting his engine in a cheap N/A Supra. He'd be simplest using the RWD gearbox from the GTS-t behind his engine, then hope the gearlever came out where the hole in the tunnel is, make a propshaft, mountings and hoses and all sundry pipework, and fit the Skyline engine loom with his Power FC, and try and get the instruments to work. If he wanted working A/C this would be further expense. Personally I think he'd be better just buying another Skyline with a blown engine, or selling his bits and buying a stock TT, but hey, takes all sorts, and I might make a fortune out of him from this ;)

 

I still don't get it. Why use the Skyline engine in stead of a 2jz-gte?

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