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06-03-2015, 01:25 AM | #1 |
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1000hp 2JZ Pro Am & Beyond Build..
Well.. Why not make a build thread to document the ridiculous amount of time and money that's went into this thing over the last 8 months.
The car's original intention was to be a pro-am build, but then my irritation with constantly redoing my car to match my driving ability caught up with me and I figured why not just build something that can compete at all levels and go as far as my driving can possibly progress. Alright! I picked up my coupe back in 2012, it was a bone stock shell at the time, completely stripped down as the original owner was planning on doing a crazy pro-am build but no longer had the time. Since getting it, I swapped in a ka24e, drove a lot of events at Evergreen Drift in Washington in 2012, the following 2 years would consist of tons of additional events and gradual changes to the car to match my progression as a driver, including swapping in a 1uzfe V8 motor from a Lexus LS400. Then September 2014 comes around, and I'm wanting to try for my pro 2 license in the 2015 pro am series.. Here's what ensued. For those not wanting to read through the build.. here's the general specs on the car: S13 Coupe 2JZGTE VVTi, 10:1 CP Pistons, Eagle Rods, lots of head work, etc, etc. 1100cc Injector Clinic injectors for leaded 110 fuel. Injector Clinic fuel rail. ATL 10gal fuel cell Radium fuel cell surge tank, aem-50-1000 lift pump, 2 aem-50-1000 fuel pumps. Stock intake manifold with modified mkiv supra throttle body vmount intercooler and radiator GForce GSR 4-Speed Dog Box Tilton triple disc clutch (holds 1,100ft-lbs+ of torque for $300, win!) AutoDeriva flywheel BW S300SX 8375 Turbo Quick Spool valve Tial BOV Precision 44mm wastegate to dump Full straight pipe exhaust Haltech full engine management + RacePak Custom KW coilovers built for our specific application courtesy of KW sponsorship. Wisefab Front + Rear suspnesion arms / kit. Cosmis S5R wheels, running 245/40/18F and 275/35/18R Z32 brakes all around, dual caliper setup, etc. Rocket Bunny V2 Kit Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots more - see pics. ---- How the car currently sits: And now onto the build.. Loading the car up with a bunch of parts to go off to AutoDeriva in Lynnwood for Fabrications: The old 1uz pulled out of the car: Mocking up the rocket bunny kit at the shop: Wisefab arrived: Dogbox came! KW's coils arrived, 10k/6k spring rates, valved to super secret specs and a lot of other stuff Mocking up the VMount: Starting the aluminum bash bar: New chassis wiring: Aluminum bash bar and dom tube front getting worked on: Mocking up the rocket bunny kit some more, and the hood with the supermade vents 4.375 Ring and Pinion to mate up to the Weir Spool I purchased for my differential Mocking suspension up, checking clearances Work started on the tube rear & fuel cell mounting Rear diffuser, rear bash bar and fuel cell mockups Test fitting the Wisefab rear suspension setup Mocking up the centered exit exhaust tips & RB wing on the rear Test fitting & clearancing wheels as much as I can, wisefab's front kit widens the front track width an insane amount: On the ground for the first time in months!! Motor is back from the machine shop, ready to have the head mated to block and dressed Misc body parts beginning to be painted - I decided to go with a Lamborghini Huracan orange with gold flake VMount fab mockup Assembled! Fitting the motor, mockup up all the coolers and measuring out lengths for lines Painted the valve covers, just doing some finishing touches with the motor out again Ready for paint! White sealer sprayed throughout the interior, rear and front tube - car is primered! Rear subframe is back together, ready to go in All the angle More assembly while waiting for paint: Motor is finally in for good: Lots of stuff happened, car was painted - we were frantically trying to get everything assembled at this point to make the first round of pro am but didn't make it due to issues that were out of our hands. Here's where the car currently stands: I'll be updating as it gets closer to completion. Right now the car is still in need of a tune, and a few other minor things - should be shredding again by the end of the month! |
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06-03-2015, 11:17 AM | #2 |
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06-03-2015, 02:09 PM | #8 |
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wow...impressive build sir!!!! purposefull build with sensible parts selection...great balance between function and form so far. Thank you for posting up.
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06-03-2015, 05:18 PM | #12 |
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Man awesome fab and engine work. From first picture i didn't know you put rocket bunny flares and painted orange on purpose then I saw that's the final look, I think it's just the wheels that don't flow maybe.
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06-03-2015, 06:03 PM | #13 |
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Thanks for the feedback guys!
The Cosmis wheels are actually getting changed out for something different. My fronts don't clear as much as I'd like, so I'll be dropping down to 17's in the front, and swapping out the Azenis for some 245/35/17 Toyo R1R's to make the most out of the angle kit. Not quite sure what style to go with for the new wheels, maybe something dished? Hmm. |
06-04-2015, 01:23 PM | #17 |
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06-04-2015, 01:34 PM | #18 | |
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Also, hooray for switching wheels. The rest of the car is way too rad for those cheesy-looking Cosmis things.
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06-06-2015, 08:31 AM | #21 |
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Amazing build and fabrication, i love the v mount setup and the catch can Sick! ugh i want a set of wisefab arms myself.
Cant wait to see this thing move!
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06-08-2015, 04:30 PM | #25 |
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It's a kit in prototype stage coming from Autoderiva soon. It utilizes an auto 2jz bellhousing, custom adapter plate and 1 piece flywheel machined to use Tilton triple disc clutches for 26 or 29 spline inputs, or any quarter master works as well. Pretty great, considering my clutch was only $300 for my Tilton triple disc and is rated to 1,200ft lbs of torque.
Kit should be around $2,000~ for everything to mate a dogbox and get it working with a 2jz. Here's a picture of the prototype flywheel: |
07-26-2015, 03:53 PM | #27 |
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Some great news.
The car has been dyno'd and is going great. The flywheel came in and the drivetrain and 95% of the car is finished! Here's a teaser video of lighting up the shop's driveway. The car is currently running 28psi on the BW 8375 turbo. This thing comes on like a fucking banshee with the VVTi, quick spool, short piping, high compression and all of the secret bits we've added in. Here's the video, definitely worth the watch! I bet you haven't heard a JZ come online like this one does! https://youtu.be/GFQXU9c2AzE Also, here's the car as it sits right now. Just finishing up aligning body panels and fixing some small things! |
07-26-2015, 06:53 PM | #28 |
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beautiful man.
Keep up the great work.
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