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    Hey guys a couple of questions about the 1G motor

    Do the 1G gte/gze bottom end come forged from the factory? And if they do, are they able to be switched with the 1gfe(is200) bottom end?
    Reason I ask is that I plan to go ahead with a small turbo conversion on my is200.

    Cheers in advance

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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    Mate, there arent many cars from the factory with forged cranks and conrods. Some have forged pistons, but its usually not much of a job.

    Best option for a tubro 1G is to use at least pistons from a 1G-GTE, if not the whole bottom end (just because its easier).

    I believe crank bearing part number for 1G-G/T/F are all the same - so should all work.

    However, head is really different on FE and valves might interfer with pistons - probably not as GTE is 8.5:1 compression. Also, GZE is 8.0:1 so dont bother trying to find them.

    Oh, and this has already been done, the bloke ditched it for a JZ after spending a lot of money with the same idea as you.
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    Ah thanks for the info. Im not chasing too much power just a little bit more and more torque. Driven an IS with a 1J and wasn't entirely happy with the way the motor sat and it upset the balance of the car a bit too much for my liking.

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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    If you are just after a bit more torque, why not super charge what you have???

    I can confirm that the rev 3 1G-GTE actually has the same crank as the IS200, the rods and pistons are very different. Due to the lower compression the 1G-GTE is a not a great producer of low end grunt, hence why, if you are just after increased driveability instead of huge power a 'charger makes sense. there are a few IS200 kits out there

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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    APS do a kit. $8k drive in drive out I think.

    128rwkW.
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    for 8k id be wanting a bit more than 128rwkw
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    114fwkW to 128rwkW not good enough for you?
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    "confused" how do u make it rear wheel drive by adding a supercharger ?
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    fwkW = Fly wheel kilowatts
    rwkW = Rear wheel kilowatts

    Rough measure is that there's 30%-40% loss from the flywheel to the rear wheels.

    So taking the 30% number 128rwkW = ~183fwkW


    Oh and it's a turbocharger kit.
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    30 to 40% is an EXTREMELY optimistic figure. For example my car was approx 20% (FWD car) with 140k on the clock.

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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    FWD = less drivetrain loss.

    It's all guesstimation anyway. That's why I only quoted the rwkW figure to begin with. The calculation was done as part of the explanation.
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    i allways thought of fwkw = front wheel kilowatts, the same as rwkw = rear wheel kilowatts.
    just kw = flywheel kws.
    even still . for 8k id be wanting a bit more than 128rwkw. my 1g made 171rwkw and i dont think ive spent 8k on the whole car, including purchase
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    Quote Originally Posted by pato
    for 8k id be wanting a bit more than 128rwkw. my 1g made 171rwkw and i dont think ive spent 8k on the whole car, including purchase
    I'm not sure what that proves in relation to getting more power out of a 1G-FE IS200?
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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    nothing really.. except what i said.. id be wanting more power if i was going to spend 8k on something
    Quote Originally Posted by RAd28
    I certainly don't need to stick my hand in a blender to know it'll cut my fingers off, and i don't need to weave in and out of traffic at 120 to know it's fucking stupid.

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    Default Re: 1G bottom end

    sell it
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