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    would it be worth doing something like this to my NA? or just going with the swap? what else would i be looking at considering i would probably have to rebuild. but interms of my internals?

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    lots of guys turbo the 5S.


    Just need the manifold (which I happend to have an extra one) and DP (wow, look at that I have an extra one of those too) and a few other things E.G coolant lines, oil lines Intercooler (yes yes, I have one of these lying around too)

    Some guys even take YOUR block, mate it with teh 3sgte head and create a Frankenstein 2.2 turbo.


    Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.

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    Did a bit of research. I have pretty much everythign you need. I even have 440 cc injectors for you.

    As long as you dont' push over 15psi you should be fine. but that will be HUGE power gain on your 2.2 L 5s

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    The JDM Ceramic CT-26 is also known ( though incorrectly ) as the CT-20b. I paid $700USD for mine and it had 20,000 kms on it. This is one hell of a good deal. Compared to the USDM turbo this thing rocks hard. Mine holds boost to redline at @17psi no problem.

    If you still have the stocker you would be crazy not to get this. It is as easy as turbo swaps get on these cars.

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    yeah i pmed you with some more details get back to meh and we'll go from there. Ive been doing some research of my own so.. but it looks kinda complicated ill post questions in a bit but get back to me on all the specs of the turbo. How come you have so many extra parts?
    anyways... Jvillian what setup do you currently have?..
    would i have to do major upgrades to my clutch and tranny right away aswell?

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    I am running a CT-20b right now, and will be until next year. This thing spools like crazy. On a stock turbo model all you have to do is swap the turbo. Then if you want add a boost controler.

    Adding a turbo to a n/a would be a lot more work but worth it if you can do it. I know there is a howto out there. I would search for it over on mr2oc and see if you can find it.

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    yah i found this page link to mr2oc.com pretty good info do you guys have anything to add at all?

    http://warp.scl.utah.edu/mr2/turbo5sfe.html

    but do you have a 5s or 3s in your car?

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    thinmyster you have a NA?

    Honestly i feel turboing the 5s is not worth it. Thats what i thought about doing to mine, but it would be a waste of money if all you want to make is 200RWHP.

    Instead i opted for the JDM Swap, it came out way more than i planned. If you do a swap, plan for AT LEAST double the price of the engine.

    If you have any questions ask me.

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    mmm any help i can get to make a decision would be great thanks sam keep the comments coming
    Jon

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    The parts that Max here is a very good deal.

    But I would think future wise.

    The 5sfe, will have more horsepower compared to a STOCK Turbo MR2 at stock boost.

    With the 5sfe, you will need to rebuild your internals if you want more horsepower, to increase the boost.

    For the 5sfe turbo, you will need one custom made intercooler piping, because the throttle body inlet is on the side, oppose to the front like on the 3sgte.

    The 3sgte is a very solid engine.

    If you only want about 200 RWHP go 5sfte.

    If you want reliabilty and more power potential go 3sgte.

    Sam

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    200RWP sounds good to me right now and cause im in school might be the logical thing to do unless i get more problems out of my engine after install.. (but what type of problems will most likely arise?)
    what if any test on my engine should i run before this?

    EK9max pm me back!!!

    and thanks for all the help sam we'll have to hook up so i can buy you a beer when this is all finished haha

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    hahah still underage here 17

    For checks i would do a compression and leakdown test, to make sure your engine is in tip top shape.

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    damn haha my bad anyway i have to hear back from ek9max.. I thought you were older consider you've already done a swap.. what exactly did you do to your 5s to get 200hp?

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    stealth did a engien swap he got a 3sgte.

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    so after completion how much hp/whp would i be looking at and what would or could I top Out at? so far ive only got a turbo exhaust, hotshot headers and a cold air/ram air intake?
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    If you build up the 5sfe, it will be alot more, but the power you will gain will be great. I dont think anyone has done that on the mr2oc.com

    with the jdm swap, you will have 225hp/224ft not at the wheels of course.

    with the 3sgte, you can easily get into the mid 13's with not many engine mods, you can break into the 12's without doing any internal work.

    with the 5sfe, you will be lucky to break into the 14's.

    with my old 5sfe i ran a best of 16.9 stock

    with the 3sgte this year im looking for atleast a 13.8-13.9

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    building it up would require??? and how much $$$$
    but just bolt on what range would i be looking at

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    how much would install be of all this and is there anyone offering to help

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    Im not sure how much building it up would cost, but im sure its way more than a JDM Swap.

    As for install is easy, for the most part. Its just motor mounts, and cross member. If you were in Edmonton I would lend you a hand.

    Do you have a specific price range?

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    A few people have already sort of got at this but a 3S-GTE swap will be cheaper and more reliable in the long run. Many guys on celica.net have tried turboing the 5S-FE, some with success but most agree it has been an unreliable PITA.

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