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    If height is an issue, would 1UZFE VVTi or 3UZFE be a better option?
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    Just out of curiosity, whats wrong with the twin turbo 20b rotor the cosmo comes with? Or do you have the 13b version? My mate has one with a 20b and its torquey and an absolute weapon in a straight line for a car of its size and weight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turdinator
    Just out of curiosity, whats wrong with the twin turbo 20b rotor the cosmo comes with? Or do you have the 13b version? My mate has one with a 20b and its torquey and an absolute weapon in a straight line for a car of its size and weight.
    nothings wrong with it... ive owned 2 cosmos already. a 13b and 20b, but the car i'm looking at doing the conversion to doesnt have an engine in it at the moment, and i dont really want another rotary. also the 20b used to average 25-30L/100km not too good.

    i just love cosmos, so thought i would get the best of both worlds.. plus i now have the time, space and money to build something myself. (always wanted to)

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    Whay wasn't vvti 2JZ an option? So what they're expensive...
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    Quote Originally Posted by whatthe?
    Give me a VVTi 1J any day over either twin turb 1J or non VVTi 2J.

    It makes 373nm of torque by 2400rpm and a lazy 200rwkw with just an exhaust and cooler

    If you don't want any more than 240 odd rwkw a boosted stock engine will get you there and it drives like a torquey NA engine with the standard CT15b turbo
    While I've never driven a VVTi 1JZ, I'm having a hard time believing it will out-torque a 2JZ with 20% extra capacity and sequential twin turbos.

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    The 1JZ vvti torque comes on strong and early for sure ... but I couldn't reliably compare them even having driven both :/
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    i keep reading sequential twin turbos, but from looking at them, they arent, they are parallel twin turbos. can anyone confirm this?

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    2J is sequential 1J is not.

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    do they have a lot of problems with them being sequential? i remember with the cosmos, they were really touchy... so many problems with them, when they worked they were FAST! but yeah they had lots of problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norbie
    While I've never driven a VVTi 1JZ, I'm having a hard time believing it will out-torque a 2JZ with 20% extra capacity and sequential twin turbos.
    The figures Ive quoted are from the Toyota specs for the engine. I don't know what sort of torque a 2J produces, but I'm willing to bet that it makes it's full torque later than 2400rpm. The non-vvti 1J makes slightly less torque than the VVTi 1J and doesnt peak until 4800rpm, so the newer engine is pretty damned impresive

    And having driven a stock VVTi 1J with a cooler and exhaust and a 2J with a similar setup, both running stock turbos I know which one feels nicer down low in the rev range...
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    I prefer the vvti 1J over the non-vvti engine for a daily driver. I had a manual JZX81 drivetrain in my chaser with FMIC and 3" exhaust from the turbo's, made 195kw atw on 10psi, my gx70 wagon has a jzx100 manual drivetrain installed also with FMIC and 3" exhaust and made 187kw atw on 10psi too.

    I had both dyno'd on a Dyno Dynamics unit in shootout mode and compiled all the data into excel for comparison. On Paper the non-vvti looks better, but seat-of-the-pants I like driving the vvti engine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by whatthe?
    The figures Ive quoted are from the Toyota specs for the engine. I don't know what sort of torque a 2J produces, but I'm willing to bet that it makes it's full torque later than 2400rpm. The non-vvti 1J makes slightly less torque than the VVTi 1J and doesnt peak until 4800rpm, so the newer engine is pretty damned impresive

    And having driven a stock VVTi 1J with a cooler and exhaust and a 2J with a similar setup, both running stock turbos I know which one feels nicer down low in the rev range...
    2jz out torques a 1j everyday of the week, compare average torque and it will be higher for sure.

    remember your comparison was also with 2 cars with a weight difference of 300kgs or so and 1 was manual vs the heavier cars auto so the comparison isn't really fair.
    also was that before or after i fixed the exhaust valve soleniod on crystals?

    2JZ tt auto Z20 soarer versus a 1JZ vvti manual A61 = comparing chalk and cheese

    Dkabab, ive talked to rob many times while away at drift meets and he asked me to R/R the turbos on it once, was a tight fit in the bay so i had to decline as i couldn't be arsed working on it that day.

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    I wasnt talking about the soarer, I was talking about an RZ JZA80 with 6spd manual and my old white MA61.

    Like I said, I'm not saying that the vvti 1J makes more torque, just that it makes it's peak a shitload earlier which makes it a better drive at low rpm

    Edit - Here are the torque figures for the JZ turbo engines

    1jzgte - 363Nm @ 4800rpm
    VVTi 1jzgte - 378Nm @ 2400rpm
    2jzgte - 432Nm @ 3600rpm
    VVTi 2jzgte - 451Nm @ 3600rpm
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    Quote Originally Posted by whatthe?
    1jzgte - 363Nm @ 4800rpm
    VVTi 1jzgte - 378Nm @ 2400rpm

    Never disputed that fact.

    Quote Originally Posted by whatthe?
    2jzgte - 432Nm @ 3600rpm
    VVTi 2jzgte - 451Nm @ 3600rpm

    Just under 400Nm at 2000rpm and higher at 2400rpm.

    Therefore the 2JZ-GTE makes more torque than the VVTi 1JZ-GTE EVERYWHERE.
    Note that this is not the VVTi version of the 2JZ-GTE which I would expect would make more torque everywhere, further cementing its superiority over the 1JZ-GTE of any variant.

    Mos (cbf relogging ).

    PS. The above toyota published graph also dispells the myth that the 7M-GTE has more torque than a 2JZ-GTE
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