Jump to content

stroked 2zz?

specialized32
 Share

Recommended Posts

specialized32 Veteran

specialized32

Posted
Posted

Hey guys,

After reading and research Im just curious about how much power you can get from a stroked 2zz? That’s with all the goodies lightened flywheel, intake, exhaust, power fc etc. Just that I was talking to Trevor from meridian (some vic members mite know him) anyway reeled of the modd list to him and he said the stroke kit with proper tune and you can pull 250 bhp plus atw said that would equate for 150kw plus atw wheels easy. Is that about right?, or are they smoking some good stuff in that garage. Not to mention it’s a good price for fitting and tune (without power fc) if you can get that kind of power gain.
CHA54 Grand Master

CHA54

Posted
Posted (edited)

Hey guys,

After reading and research Im just curious about how much power you can get from a stroked 2zz? That’s with all the goodies lightened flywheel, intake, exhaust, power fc etc. Just that I was talking to Trevor from meridian (some vic members mite know him) anyway reeled of the modd list to him and he said the stroke kit with proper tune and you can pull 250 bhp plus atw said that would equate for 150kw plus atw wheels easy. Is that about right?, or are they smoking some good stuff in that garage. Not to mention it’s a good price for fitting and tune (without power fc) if you can get that kind of power gain.

I'm not sure if that would be 250hp ATW, that power can certainly be achieved at the flywheel. Was it Trevor or Toby you were speaking with?

A mate has a stock BEAMS 3sge in his sprinter with adaptronic ECU and it's making 220hp with a rough tune, so you could expect a bit more from a well tuned and stroked 2zz

Edited by rollamods
specialized32 Veteran

specialized32

Posted
  • Author
Posted

sorry tobey doh always get that wrong lol. Yeah guy knows his 2zz's but that figure he said was bhp at the engine so he gave me rough figure of atw but def said easy 150kw atw with proper tune


specialized32 Veteran

specialized32

Posted
  • Author
Posted

said without the power fc im looking at 6k installed thats some good haggling though :lol: seeing you can get the mwr stroker kit for $2250 US not shipped that and its relatively straight forward as opposed to turbo and supercharging options

2ZZ-GE Sportivo Community Regular

2ZZ-GE Sportivo

Posted
Posted

said without the power fc im looking at 6k installed thats some good haggling though :lol: seeing you can get the mwr stroker kit for $2250 US not shipped that and its relatively straight forward as opposed to turbo and supercharging options

So with FC + tune around 8k.

That would be really fast, and a thrill to drive.

Its stroked to 2 liters right? I wonder how it would compare to a S2000 :unsure: They put out 250hp at the fly too!

specialized32 Veteran

specialized32

Posted
  • Author
Posted

well almost there 1.98 ltrs but yeah would be insane n/a beast mwr are cheaper and with the aussie dollar so strong atm but must resist urge to splurge :P

  • 5 months later...
STi GUi Enthusiast

STi GUi

Posted
Posted

Bump..... Has anyone in Aust. built a tough NA 2zz yet (with internals etc.)??? I'm very much contemplating doing this.... Just need to get some more cash :ph34r: Not to mention find someone in Adelaide who can do all the tuning etc...

Cheers :D

MT Grand Master

MT

Posted
Posted
Bump..... Has anyone in Aust. built a tough NA 2zz yet (with internals etc.)??? I'm very much contemplating doing this.... Just need to get some more cash :ph34r: Not to mention find someone in Adelaide who can do all the tuning etc...

Cheers :D

yes and keep counting the dollars u got

STi GUi Enthusiast

STi GUi

Posted
Posted

Haha I'm counting mate... Number isn't changing though :blink:

What kind of power are these stroked 2zz's making???

Cheers :D

MT Grand Master

MT

Posted
Posted
Haha I'm counting mate... Number isn't changing though :blink:

What kind of power are these stroked 2zz's making???

Cheers :D

200 bhp

STi GUi Enthusiast

STi GUi

Posted
Posted
Haha I'm counting mate... Number isn't changing though :blink:

What kind of power are these stroked 2zz's making???

Cheers :D

200 bhp

Any more info??? Is that at the wheels?

Cheers :D

MR22ZZ Grand Master

MR22ZZ

Posted
Posted

because these engines have been built for competition it's a bit hush hush as far as Dynos go... However I will say to do some searching and you may get some help. There are a few people on here that have provided a lot of information about the stroked engines, you just need to look. ;)

xoom Grand Master

xoom

Posted
Posted

ok everything u need from the stroker side of things.

http://monkeywrenchracing.com/mwr_toyota_2...troker_kit.html

then i would highly recommend the rest of the 2zz items on this list

http://monkeywrenchracing.com/toyota.html

i.e. valves, valve springs, cams, all the studs and bolt kits .......

Then once u have it all .... off to the machine shop because to fit the sleeves on that stroker kit not any old workshop will b able to do it. Also since u got the head cracked off and its going to a machine shop .... u might as well give it a port and polish .....

the next piece will be getting an ECU + getting it tuned ......

I think ive given you enough info to be able to start doing some maths ..... MWR is in the USA so all prices are USD .....

STi GUi Enthusiast

STi GUi

Posted
Posted

Haha thanks mate :D

I've actually already gone through the MWR website, and converted all prices to AUD, and listed the parts required for such a conversion, and the pricing involved etc... Like I said, I just need to find a workshop in Adelaide ;)

I asked about Adelaide workshops and tuners in another thread, but no one replied :(

Cheers :D

MR22ZZ Grand Master

MR22ZZ

Posted
Posted

There aren't many Adelaide people here so you may be hard pressed finding someone who knows any tuners.

I know a few places but no idea of the quality of their work.

xoom Grand Master

xoom

Posted
Posted
Like I said, I just need to find a workshop in Adelaide ;)

I asked about Adelaide workshops and tuners in another thread, but no one replied :(

Cheers :D

mate as stated im imagining there arent enough 2zz's in adelaide to warrent a shop specialising/fiddling with them .... maybe there is but none that ive heard of ....

your best bet is either meridian motorsports in melb (although after the weekend was given some interesting feedback that their work isnt all that) or canberra by visiting neil trama who occasionally reads the forum ......

other than that if u find a mechanic u trust and a machine shop that ur mechanic trusts then im sure they could do it .... however being their first time potentially it could take a little longer, cost u a bit more and may not totally come off correctly ...... that being said however the machine shop that did my work had never worked on a 2zz but a lot of honda's and they did it perfectly ......

Tiang Collaborator

Tiang

Posted
Posted (edited)

A stroked 2ZZ with disappointing results.

http://www.spyderchat.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=41521

You should ask yourself exactly what you want for that much money...$8k for an extra what? 20..40...80 hp?

A built turbo project will cost in the similar zone, and be 100-200hp.

of course, u can then go stroked 2zz turbo, which is what the dude was planning for. Then u'll get crazy HP.

But then ti's a case of if u had to ask, u can't afford it. :P

whoops. It's $5k for the stroker kit.

Edited by Tiang
Northy Grand Master

Northy

Posted
Posted
A stroked 2ZZ with disappointing results.

http://www.spyderchat.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=41521

You should ask yourself exactly what you want for that much money...$8k for an extra what? 20..40...80 hp?

A built turbo project will cost in the similar zone, and be 100-200hp.

of course, u can then go stroked 2zz turbo, which is what the dude was planning for. Then u'll get crazy HP.

But then ti's a case of if u had to ask, u can't afford it. :P

whoops. It's $5k for the stroker kit.

you cant really use that thread as a guide..sounds like the guy isn't very happy with his setup...micky's numbers would be more accurate

xoom Grand Master

xoom

Posted
Posted
A stroked 2ZZ with disappointing results.

hi tiang,

I think if u read through the whole thread u will find the guy had issues affecting his setup outside of the stroker which is what caused the issues with the setup .....

STi GUi Enthusiast

STi GUi

Posted
Posted

Ok then. Say I didn't go with the stroker kit, shouldn't I still go with sleeves if I intend on doing cams, pistons, rods, valves etc..??? Or is it safe to not sleeve the block, and just steer clear of Bore damaging pistons (Wiseco...)???

Cheers :D

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing



  • Join The Club

    Join the Toyota Owners Club and be part of the Community. It's FREE!

  • Latest Postings

    1. 0

      1996 Trueno XZ - Is it worth modding?

      Hi everyone, new member to the group and owner driver of a nifty little Toyota Sprinter Trueno XZ, now this was my cousins car, I bought it off him and after various drives, I have come to the decision that this needs alot of love. Now I am wondering if its worth putting my time and money into doing this certain make n model up or should I just buy a different car to do up? I am not very car-inclined so I really don't know a lot. Any opinions would be very helpful Thankful!
      Danimal in Classic Toyota
    2. 1

      Query about the correct rotors for 2006 ACV40 Camry.

      I did a Google search. RDA 8112 suits your vehicle: TOYOTA CAMRY ACV40R 2.4L 2AZ-FE DOHC 16v MPFI 4cyl 117kW 5sp Auto 4dr Sedan FWD [06/06 – 09/11] TOYOTA CAMRY ACV40R 2.4L 2AZ-FE DOHC 16v MPFI 4cyl 117kW 5sp Man 4dr Sedan FWD [06/06 – 09/11] RDA 8112 Specifications: Specifications: Centre Hole Diameter: 62mm Flange Diameter: 62mm Minimum Thickness: 25mm Type: Vented Height: 49.2mm Diameter: 296mm Item Type: Disc Brake Rotor Material Type: Cast Iron Thickness: 28mm Pack Qty: Pair Stud Holes: 5 Position: Front RDA7686 RDA Brake Rotor 296mm x 26 Min (151mm Outer Hat Dia) Type DISC BRAKE ROTOR Brand RDA BRAKES Unit of Measure EACH Description RDA Brake Rotor 296mm x 26 Min (151mm Outer Hat Dia) Warranty 12 Months 20000kms Centre Hole Diameter 62mm Minimum Thickness 26mm Type Vented Note 151mm Outer Hat Diameter | (Use RDA8112 for 155mm) Height 50mm Diameter 296mm Item Type Disc Brake Rotor Thickness 28mm Number of Stud Holes 5 Position Front Brake Disc Type Vented Brake Disc Thickness 28 Centering Diameter 62
      campbeam in Camry Club
    3. 0

      Tyre Sale Specials

      I have been waiting and hoping for this Black Friday sale special to appear for 2024. 50% off all Pirelli Tyres. Main qualifying sale condition is: "Offer Tyres must be booked on Friday 29 November 2024 and be fitted between Monday 6 January 2025 and Saturday 15 February 2025." https://www.mycar.com.au/blackfriday?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAuou6BhDhARIsAIfgrn6ZbAnmv-FBFyT5UjZ5s9kCnKFSoMQLrVk3KXff7IqWPqq56qzU7oMaAr-eEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
      campbeam in Club Lounge
    4. 10

      Android auto

      OK. Does any of Toyota's advertising material mention Android Auto? If so then kick up a stink, with Toyota management, about misrepresentation and false advertising, reminding them of the hefty fines. Herb
      ozieagle in RAV4 Club
    5. 0

      E160 Corolla fielder suspension

      Does any one know if the trd sportivo suspension for the 2017 facelift corolla fielder fits the 2013 prefacelift version? Is the chassis the same? Thanks for the help.
      jay886 in Corolla / Corolla Sportivo Club
    6. 0

      Remote start

      What bipass do i need for immobilliser to install a remote start to my 2021 hiace
      chris mc1 in Audio/Video/Electronics
    7. 1

      1999 Camry Driver's door locking hatch issue

      It's possible that it could be something fouling or dirt build up, dry, or a broken mechanism, so have a look and give the mechanism some lubrication, most likely though, it'll be the actuator. I found one for a good price on Ebay, $25 delivered: Front Door Lock Actuator Right Side For Toyota Camry 1997-2001 | eBay
      Monad in Camry Club
    8. 1

      Query about the correct rotors for 2006 ACV40 Camry.

      Hi, I'm looking at a set of front rotors for an ACV40 2006, 2.4L Camry. I got a good price on some RDA's at Sparesbox. However both RDA8112 and RDA7686 show as for my car and I'm wondering what the difference is and if there were changes to the rotors during the model production. So does anyone know which rotor is the correct one? Many thanks in advance.
      Monad in Camry Club
    9. 10

      Android auto

      It's a simple solution though? Already laying down 60k for a RAV4, so what's another 1k on a phone to make everything work seamlessly? 👍
      L4WL3SS in RAV4 Club
    10. 10

      Android auto

      Your solution is akin to suggesting that switching to a different car manufacturer would resolve the issue. However, not everyone shares the same enthusiasm for using an iPhone as you do.
      Equi28 in RAV4 Club
×
×
  • Create New...

Forums

News

Membership