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Go fast bits for my 2TG
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Mon, 11 August 2003 23:50
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Hey this is great.  I guess what I need is someone to let me know what those go-fast bits are (for my 2TG) so I can order them, or atleast where I can go to view such a list. What are some of your experiences with these bits. Which work...which don't work? Now is the perfect opportunity as the rebuild will happen. Also, are there kits which come complete with these goodies? At the moment I am considering mild grind cam work and have extractors with free flowing exhaust.
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Adelaide
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May 2002
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Re: Go fast bits for my 2TG
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Tue, 12 August 2003 10:57
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I havew a turbo and manifold to suit this engine for sale atm, if you want...
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Location:
Hornsby, N.S.W
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September 2002
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Re: Go fast bits for my 2TG
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Tue, 12 August 2003 11:52
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depending on what generation head you have i have a 11111-88260 head for sale $150 or complete 2tg for $220
justin
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Re: Go fast bits for my 2TG
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Wed, 13 August 2003 06:17
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To tell you guys the truth, I haven't bought the motor yet but know I want a 2TG!! I'd prefer a carbied motor. From what I've learnt already, a second gen set up (with larger valves) would be nice I gather. Here's the thing. I have been quoted a vast amount of money for the 100,000km engine, which is running and is complete (pull out 2t, put in 2TG) and I like that. What do you get for $220 Justin and is it in a condition that if I want to rebuild it one day I can?
I'm waiting to get ideas of a mild mix of bits and pieces to put in this motor (nothing outrageous) so it will stay fairly close to original GT condition. I can't wait to lift the bonnet and see the GT motor (chromed up carbies....twin cam head...
Turbo sounds xlnt, but would hate to pay insurance on the thing. Thanks though!!
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