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6th Gen Celica GT Manual, 1MZFE Swap
1MZFE engine set, local $500 Clutch kit $150 Fuel pump $100 Misc $1000 Labor $1000 - $1400 $2750 - $3150 GT Automatic, add: GT Tranny $350 Manual conversion parts $300 Labor $300 $950 $3700 - $4100 ST Manual, add: GT cables, axles, mounts $500 GT Tranny $350 Labor $100 $950 $3700 - $4100 ST Automatic, add: Axles, mounts $500 Tranny $350 Manual conversion parts $300 Labor $400 $1550 $4300 - $4700 Manual, E153 Tranny Tranny $550-$900 ST205/MR2/Camry Axles $300 ST205 or custom mounts $200-$400 Clutch kit (add) $50 Labor $100 $1200 - $1750 $3950 - $4900 Auto, E153 Tranny Tranny $550-$900 ST205/MR2/Camry Axles $300 ST205 or custom mounts $200-$400 Clutch kit (add) $50 Manual conversion parts $300 Labor $300 $1700 - $2250 $4450 - $5400 Add for maintenance/tune up: Parts and labor $800 -------------------- -Dr Tweak, 6GC's resident engine swap wiring expert extraordinaire Click here to see my swaps drtweak@phoenixtuning.com |
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Enthusiast Joined Feb 26, '13 From Sacramento, ca Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
I realize this is an old thread I felt compelled to comment
Now days those 1mz's are everywhere, from my perspective it is the perfect swap. its lighter than a 3sgte, produces as much in all catagories and the biggest positive is that it should be easy to get BAR'd in cali because they are all newer than my car (1992 st184) I located an E52, I'll be working toward swapping that soon. I'm still piecing together info on what this swap requires in a 5th gen body and the main issue: what needs to change with the wiring. oh and this is proof that the MZ v6 is stout and capable http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNWbZ53_CZo |
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