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Gas Bmw 2Jz Street Engine

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#1

What can I say :thumbsup: 3.0ltr Straight 6........ On a 10.5 inch Tyre :bowdown::turboboink:

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#2

These 2jz'sby GAS scream

I would love to go for a run in one of the boats they are putting them in

#3

What a run. Crazy power from 3 litres or so. Litre for litre, this would have to be one of the most powerful engines in the world. Hats off :beerchug:

#4

Very bloody quick! bowdown.gif

#5

and a ford motor cant do this why ???

#6

Bad engine harmonics at 8500rpm, no tube frame chassis with a 4 link rear end - aside from that, no reason really...

#7

I would say weight being the biggest factor.. I could be wrong though

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#8

Bad engine harmonics at 8500rpm, no tube frame chassis with a 4 link rear end - aside from that, no reason really...

oh ... so this is just a stock bmw chassis .... 4 link rear. they sure have changed lol.

#9

lol, yup

#10

who says u need to exceed 8500 rpm ?? u think one of those 2j's would last forever at 11,000 rpm ?? 3.4 stroker supras have an rpm limit of 8500 also. or thereabouts dependidng on their confidence lol. rpm kills engines, esp piston engines....

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