Thread: 5 speed to a 6 speed
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Old 10-16-2009, 01:07 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by supraman623 View Post
I have a N/A 95 supra so it has the 5 speed tranny. i plan on re building the entire car from the ground up so i will be replacing the entire motore with the 2jzgte and the 6 speed tranny with it. i am wondering how hard it is to make everything work in my car with that tranny ect shift linkage and such?
The tranny swap will be a piece of cake. However, the engine swap will require far more than just the engine - for starters, you'll need a 2jz-gte primary wiring harness, a 2jz-gte ecu, an ignitor and a resistor pack - there's much more to it than motor-only.

What will you be doing for brakes and diff? You can't reliably stop a TT powered chassis with n/a brakes. Also, the n/a diff is much weaker than the TT diff.
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