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Sr20det Or 1g-gte?

Which of the two would YOU choose? 28 members have voted

  1. 1. Which of the two would YOU choose?

    • Nissan SR20DET
      53%
      15
    • Toyota 1GTTE
      46%
      13

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Yeah... stuff it, I'll keep the 4K in there for the moment, get an exhaust for the car as is and save my bikkies for an SR20DET motor.....

 

Gotta have SOME fun on the road whilst banging out my loud stereo! :)

go the 1ggte

you know you want to

 

25io.jpg

 

its an easy fit, its no harder than any other motor to put it

you can buy 5 1ggte's for the price of 1 sr20det

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You wouldn't happen to be from SA, would you?

 

That engine bay is making me bleed!!! It looks so at home! WHY DID YOU POST THAT UP???? NOW I'm in 2 frames of mind again!

 

I know the 1g-gte motors are a cheaper unit to buy. I do like them motors, don't get me wrong. I think I need to just lie down and breathe in-breathe out...

WOOOOOSAAAAA!! :)

you can buy 5 1ggte's for the price of 1 sr20det

As they say...you get what you pay for....and if your paying $4500 for an SR20 front cut...your getting ripped off...

who cares about room in the engine bay... no one needs air conditioning anyway... or even a washer bottle.

I'm in sydney not SA :P

 

tho if this was my car i would go a CA18DET with a nice little GT28RS on it

 

which is what my friend has in his ke30 and its well fast enough :)

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I actually had an article from fast fours a while back with a Series 4 RX7 13B rotary turbo shoehorned into a KE30 sedan and the bill was past the $8K mark... there was HEAPS of work involved with it.

Bugger all that. Mid-mount a Camry V6 where the back seat should be. Use factory tranny, twin-turbo that engine. Then you can use the engine bay for more speakers!!! And you could put speakers all over the big soundproof box you'll use to shroud the engine.

13BT all the way, can add up in price, then there is always the engineering hassle :(( , i put a 12a 6 port into my KE20 when i first got it, good running engine and box cost me less than $500, i made the exhaust, crossmembers etc, tailshaft cost $90 to get modded, chuck in a holley blue pump and your away for less the 1k, it ran 15.3 @ 96MPH with the standard diff and 12" rims and 155 tyres so rotaries can be cheap too.

 

 

Must say though the 1G looks the goods in that pic.

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Welcome aboard dude! And that's a fair effort for a 12A 6 Port.

Go the budget power :((

 

But I'll try and keep this post to either the SR or the 1G... and at this point in time... it is looking a toughie between the 2. Both a decent engines with considerable power outputs. One is a 4 the other a 6, both forced induction based.... interesting thread this has become.

I'd go the 1G, its different, cheaper, sound better (in my opinion), on the money you save buying the much cheaper front cut you can afford aftermarket ECU, turbo upgrade etc. more gearbox options, more wow factor when the bonnet is up :((

 

I have seen well tuned 1G's make 350 + rwhp on standard internals reliably, that is more than enough power to get you into trouble in a ke55 :blinks:

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