another drifter destroying a miata
01-31-2014, 05:00 AM
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another drifter destroying a miata
whats up every one im new to posting on the site have read a lot of stuff here and figured it was time to join I'm a miata drifter from Texas and i am currently building a na 2jz vvti miata so the 2014 drift season here in Texas
heres a pic of how she looked before i started the 2jz swap
heres a pic of how she looked before i started the 2jz swap
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01-31-2014, 08:58 AM
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Well welcome to the forum if you have any questions about your 2j swap I will be more than happy to help and I can also give you some do's and dont's being that I have done them all already. Good luck with the build.
What trans are you going to be running and I saw from my build thread you have a 2jzge what ecu will you be running? The vvt engine is good not as strong as the other 2j engines but will still support 400-500 easy. I hope to see this thing come alone.
I would also like to add this swap is not for the faint of heart. It will take time and even more time to do it right. There will be times you wish you never started the build and other times you couldn't imagine anything else. Just stick to it and you will make it to the end. Hopefully faster than mine did.
What trans are you going to be running and I saw from my build thread you have a 2jzge what ecu will you be running? The vvt engine is good not as strong as the other 2j engines but will still support 400-500 easy. I hope to see this thing come alone.
I would also like to add this swap is not for the faint of heart. It will take time and even more time to do it right. There will be times you wish you never started the build and other times you couldn't imagine anything else. Just stick to it and you will make it to the end. Hopefully faster than mine did.
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01-31-2014, 08:59 AM
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Whats up every one, I'm new to posting on the site but I have read lots of stuff here and figured it was time to join. I'm a Miata driver from Texas and I am currently building an NA 2jz vvti Miata for the 2014 drift season here in Texas.
Here's a pic of how she looked before I started the 2jz swap.
Here's a pic of how she looked before I started the 2jz swap.
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01-31-2014, 09:04 AM
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how to build a drift car:
Step 1: Spend money on a paint job because aesthetics are important in drifting; much like a woman's tutu.
Step 2: Ruin paint job.
Step 3: Repair.
Step 4: Repeat #1.
Step 1: Spend money on a paint job because aesthetics are important in drifting; much like a woman's tutu.
Step 2: Ruin paint job.
Step 3: Repair.
Step 4: Repeat #1.
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01-31-2014, 11:14 PM
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Well welcome to the forum if you have any questions about your 2j swap I will be more than happy to help and I can also give you some do's and dont's being that I have done them all already. Good luck with the build.
What trans are you going to be running and I saw from my build thread you have a 2jzge what ecu will you be running? The vvt engine is good not as strong as the other 2j engines but will still support 400-500 easy. I hope to see this thing come alone.
I would also like to add this swap is not for the faint of heart. It will take time and even more time to do it right. There will be times you wish you never started the build and other times you couldn't imagine anything else. Just stick to it and you will make it to the end. Hopefully faster than mine did.
What trans are you going to be running and I saw from my build thread you have a 2jzge what ecu will you be running? The vvt engine is good not as strong as the other 2j engines but will still support 400-500 easy. I hope to see this thing come alone.
I would also like to add this swap is not for the faint of heart. It will take time and even more time to do it right. There will be times you wish you never started the build and other times you couldn't imagine anything else. Just stick to it and you will make it to the end. Hopefully faster than mine did.
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