1JZ In an S13!

[ianj95]

Hi im Planning on a 1JZ swap and want to put a parts list together!
Whats needed to complete the swap?
Thanks in advance Ian

[ianj95]

BUMP Anyone done this conversion and know whats needed?

[Dastardly]

I've never done it but since there's no comments I'll give my input. Engine, clutch and gearbox that'll fit the Jz. Wiring loom, engine conversion mounts and gearbox mounts. You might find you need a different rad and modifications to throttle cable and fuel lines. Oh and a 1Jz Ecu. Hope that helps but like I said I haven't done it but that'd the usual stuff you need for a conversion.

[Dastardly]

You will need the prop and exhaust modifying too and intercooler pipes.

[Chriscooke]

Watched a YouTube blog about someone swapping an s13 from an sr to a 1jz recently. They made it look pretty simple tbf. Believe the channel was lzbmx or similar.

[Matas]

Are you sure it's something you wish to be doing if you're not really clued up on it, probably spend abit more research time instead of just getting a list of stuff to buy. Chriscooke was referring to AdamLZs videos, watching those might help but I think you'll find more techical information elsewhere.

[ianj95]

I've never done it but since there's no comments I'll give my input. Engine, clutch and gearbox that'll fit the Jz. Wiring loom, engine conversion mounts and gearbox mounts. You might find you need a different rad and modifications to throttle cable and fuel lines. Oh and a 1Jz Ecu. Hope that helps but like I said I haven't done it but that'd the usual stuff you need for a conversion.

Thanks dude! I more wanna look into the wiring side of things!

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[ianj95]

You will need the prop and exhaust modifying too and intercooler pipes.

I have the welder and im mechanically minded so thats easy enough

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[ianj95]

Watched a YouTube blog about someone swapping an s13 from an sr to a 1jz recently. They made it look pretty simple tbf. Believe the channel was lzbmx or similar.

Adam Lz ive been watching those

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[ianj95]

Are you sure it's something you wish to be doing if you're not really clued up on it, probably spend abit more research time instead of just getting a list of stuff to buy. Chriscooke was referring to AdamLZs videos, watching those might help but I think you'll find more techical information elsewhere.

Hence ive posted in here for a parts list hoping for a little more information on the conversion. Im a mechanic by trade so im happy to take on a challenge and learn along the way!

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[c41n3]

Also a front sump is normally used on the s body's

[ianj95]

Also a front sump is normally used on the s body's

I heard about this 100% front sump is needed??

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[c41n3]

I've never done it personally but from what I have read up on, a front sump is defiantly needed, I'm sure someone on sxoc could confirm it

[ianj95]

I've never done it personally but from what I have read up on, a front sump is defiantly needed, I'm sure someone on sxoc could confirm it

Thanks for the info man great help!

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[green_rs13]

a big pile of money and a trailer to drop the car off at someone else's.

[ianj95]

a big pile of money and a trailer to drop the car off at someone else's.

😂😂😂😂😂

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[Dastardly]

I'd buy the loom for the Jz and make it your own. Just use a wiring diagram from the manual to help you.

[m17ch]

http://zilvia.net/f/showthread.php?t=594842

Maybe you've seen this. I find it quite useful, when I'm in a dreamy mood
I think the hardest part is to supply the correct engine + gearbox, and money obviously

[ianj95]

I'd buy the loom for the Jz and make it your own. Just use a wiring diagram from the manual to help you.

Not a bad shout! Cheers Dastardly!

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk

[ianj95]

http://zilvia.net/f/showthread.php?t=594842

Maybe you've seen this. I find it quite useful, when I'm in a dreamy mood
I think the hardest part is to supply the correct engine + gearbox, and money obviously

Thank you m17ch!
Certainly a good read! And alot of very usable information!

Sent from my D2305 using Tapatalk