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Mr2 Replacement Engine


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I currently have a non turbo MR2 and want to keep the car but replace the engine with a turbo-ed one. Are the blocks different or can I just turbo my existing engine (with the obvious strenghted components). It might just be cheaper to buy an engine from a written of turbo model.

Any suggestions?

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you will need the folowing:

engine

loom

ecu

gearbox

possably engine mounts (think they're stiffer)

if you can find a written off tubby all the better. also go for a rev 3 and dont for get to uprate suspension brakes etc.

give fensport a call.

bear in mind that you may be better off selling your 2 and bying a tubby as they can be picked up quite reasonably. itll be easier/ cheaper to insure and all the bits that need uprating will be done leaving more money for mods etc

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don't forget driveshafts, turbos have thicker driveshafts.

you can't turbo your engine as it simply isn't strong enough. if you can do all the work yourself, buy a written off turbo and do it, otherwise you'll be looking at about 4k to buy parts and for a garage to do it all.

normally a lot cheaper to just buy a standard turbo.

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