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Joshua Majoinen
Newbie
Queensland
2JZ GE
Posts: 1
Reg: 06-2007
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Here's a happy owner of a 2JZ GE Soarer, fantastic car. I just need to replace the faulty headunit/CD player and I'm set.
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Joshua Rao
TryHard
WA
2JZ-GE
Posts: 106
Reg: 09-2006
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Very Nice car, and great colour. Welcome |
George Lu
Tinkerer
vic
v8
Posts: 99
Reg: 02-2006
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this is a nice and clean one...  |
Joshua Majoinen
Newbie
Queensland
2JZ GE
Posts: 2
Reg: 06-2007
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Cheers guys
Lots of info on Soarer Central, great site. |
Peter Nitschke
Junk Filterer
South Australia
GT4.0 V8
Posts: 8036
Reg: 11-2004
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Joshua, that's a very clean look without the spoiler, lovely colour too.  |
David Grima
Newbie
WA
TT
Posts: 3
Reg: 07-2007
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Nice and neat Josh. What year is it I'm guessing maybe 94-95? Looks very similar to my 92 Gt-t but mine is a lighter shade of red mica 3K3 being a 92 model. |
Perry Morgan
Goo Roo
Qld
UZZ32 ( V8 )
Posts: 1638
Reg: 07-2005
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Gah damnit!! This colour is becoming all to common now haha. I'll have to sell mine and buy a rare green one lol. |
Matthew Sharpe
Goo Roo
North Island
JZZ31
Posts: 2782
Reg: 10-2005
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Its Wine Red Mica, so it must be 95 or 96. Only two years it was available. |
Kanchana Pathirana
TryHard
victoria
3ltr straight 6
Posts: 279
Reg: 02-2006
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welcome josh, yes very nice, i like |
Marc Vipond
TryHard
Queensland
JZZ30 GT35R
Posts: 395
Reg: 05-2006
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Damn that's one straight soarer! |
Perry Morgan
Goo Roo
Qld
UZZ32 ( V8 )
Posts: 1639
Reg: 07-2005
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Marc Vipond wrote on Friday, July 20, 2007 - 12:14 pm:Damn that's one straight soarer!
Yeah, not like them queer black ones eh. |
Valerie Estabrook
Tinkerer
Norfolk
2.5TT (Sailor) and V8 32 Active (O'Leary)
Posts: 10
Reg: 07-2007
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Hello Joshua,
Just a little off the thread, curiosity has me asking, are you anywhere near Chermside perchance?
Valerie |
Joshua Majoinen
Tinkerer
Queensland
JZZ31
Posts: 6
Reg: 06-2007
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Hi Valerie, I'm around south Logan and not Brisbane
I changed the look of my car a little bit recently and bought a new CD player as well
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Mike Beck
Goo Roo
New Zealand
Celsior UCF11 V8
Posts: 1363
Reg: 11-2005
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Nice find Joshua. Ive always liked the JZZ31's with the straight six. Great motor, just need a few tweaks to get the power up a touch.
Enjoy it! Great colour too. Always loved the red mica on the soarers. |
Joshua Majoinen
Tinkerer
Queensland
JZZ31
Posts: 7
Reg: 06-2007
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What kind of tweaks would they be? I'm very interested. |
Mike Beck
Goo Roo
New Zealand
Celsior UCF11 V8
Posts: 1364
Reg: 11-2005
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If I had a JZZ31, based on my experiences with my UZZ30,
I would do a BFI on the intake of the car, which involves cutting a section out of the stock air box, so that you gain maximum airflow and produce a nice induction sound which is very appealing on a 2JZ-GE, especially when the intake valves open right up at peak revs. Theres plenty about them, so just do a search for 'BFI'.
Secondly, Id look at having a nice exhaust done, If your prepared to spend the extra for the entire exhaust (1-1.5K) get a performance header (extractor) for the block, usually non turbo 1993+ supra extractors work fine from what Ive read...
Following that Id do a 2.25 or 2.5" tube to a high flow cat converter if they are required in your state. Then have it split into a Y pipe to two 2" (or smaller) tubes off to a set of nice stainless oval mufflers. Lukey's or something else with good quality would do fine, then have the stock tips refitted for the 'stealth mode look'
This would probably give you a reasonably loud clear note, so a coupe of resonators or a large single one before the Y pipe may be a good idea. Again do a search about it on the forum, but this is just what Id probably do on a JZZ31 if I had one.
Hope that helps |
Mike Beck
Goo Roo
New Zealand
Celsior UCF11 V8
Posts: 1365
Reg: 11-2005
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Heres a picture of the BFI I did on my V8 Soarer, The I6 have the same sort of air box so It gives you an idea of what you can do. I simply used a Jig saw with a plastic blade.
https://soarercentral.com/sc-forum/messages/126/107643.html?1165556768
Also hears a picture of how my finished lukey mufflers looked with the stock tips, They could look pretty much the same on a JZZ31 at this end, just have different tube layout to the engine obviously.
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Joshua Majoinen
Tinkerer
Queensland
JZZ31
Posts: 8
Reg: 06-2007
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Sounds good, thanks for the info  |
Dave Billings
Tinkerer
Louisiana
SC 300, Manual Transmission
Posts: 33
Reg: 06-2007
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Nice car mate!! Not a big fan of the raised white letters, though. Too "old American hot rod" for me. |
Joshua Majoinen
Tinkerer
Queensland
JZZ31
Posts: 9
Reg: 06-2007
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Thanks, it definitely is a preference thing. |
Mike Beck
Goo Roo
New Zealand
Celsior UCF11 V8
Posts: 1369
Reg: 11-2005
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Haha, I dont mind that actually. Ads a bit of interest to the look of the tyres. |
Joshua Majoinen
Tinkerer
Queensland
JZZ31
Posts: 10
Reg: 06-2007
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Well if it'll make you guys feel better, that white stuff is removable |
Elizabeth Hogan
Tinkerer
western australia
V8 Limited edition
Posts: 89
Reg: 02-2006
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Hi Joshua,
Nice piece of machinery inside and out.
Cheers Greg & Liz
Perth WA |
Lawrence Ostle
TryHard
NSW
tt
Posts: 407
Reg: 12-2005
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Joshua, you may want to consider making a housing for the rear number plate to you don't have to bend it. I used a piece of 18mm MDF, primed and sprayed matt black. It moved the plate just far enough away from the rear bar to allow it to clear without bending.
Others have used aluminium brackets, but the advantage of MDF is that you can cut it the right size and shape to conceal the ugly fittings for the Japanese plates.
Lovely colour, great condition but loose the white letters, they only belong on Jeeps .... |
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