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Topic #16838 36 posts Started by Mr2swift
...it depends on how well you take care of your engine...>biggrin.gif> but that's not really the issue... it's WHEN it does. Engines can go a long time without problems but some WILL occur no matter how meticulous you are.
yeh but most problems are evident before the car actually go's down. And, like I said the parts are not impossible to get.
-Doge+Dec 17, 2004 - 9:40 PM
QUOTE(Doge @ Dec 17, 2004 - 9:40 PM)
Its also a fact that with the money that you save from buying a 2nd gen you can easily match and surpass the stock power of a 3rd gen.  I would love to argue about it more but this isnt the place.  Sorry to thread jack... the 3rd gen is a great engine.

I'd also like to ask you the question of where someone is going to get parts for the 3rd gen when someone here in the states needs something.  Are you going to be able to keep people satisfied by making sure they are able to get what they need when they cant get here?
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With all due respect, your comments are more suited for posts that are about 4 years old. Everyone use to say the same thing about buying a 2nd gen and saving money to surpass the power of the 3rd gen. That might be possible in its absolute stock trim. However what us Mr2 owners have come to find out is that once you modify, such as intake, exhaust, downpipe, boost controller, you will be in a totally different realm with a 3rd gen. Those mods listed will get you into the 12's bottom line!! You will be in the mid to low 13's with the 2nd gen. This is not speculation, it is fact and has been proven by more then one Mr2 owner. And not being able to find 3rd gen parts is also a bit primitive as there is more then one Toyota dealership that stocks these parts. Jay Marks Toyota out of Texas stocks 3rd gen parts like water pump, oil pump, engine rebuild kit, cap and rotor, timing belt ect, for wholesale to the community. In addition, I supply our customers with 3rd gen parts from Japan as well.

Again, I am not trying to knock you at all, but the comments you have made are a bit out dated.
what year did the 3rd gen 3s hit MR2's? Cuz I know they updated to a ct20b in....ohh....i think 96?

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You are right MR2Swift... my point can only be made once you go beyond just the basic bolt on modifications. They do indeed respond differently to bolt on mods... once you start going alittle more hard core the playing field starts to become more level... but not many people get to the point of further modification... especially someone here in the states, as just having a 3rd gen 3S is a HUGE deal... much less going through further modifications. Sorry to bring controversy... I wasn't trying to be a dick.
how about we quit arguing and get a bit more back on topic..

just sayin theres no need to be arguing over dyno plots and whos right and whos wrong..

the dude just wants to sell some clips.. and is letting us know he carries them.. lets carry on shal we?