2J RX7 From trini

[scientist]

Chris Juman's 2JZ-GTE 1st Gen RX7



Started off back in wallerfield with an SR20 powered Datsun 1200, built and tuned by Peak Performance. As time passed, upgraded to a 1st Gen RX7 that stole the 1200's powerplant. Quickly this 1st gen saw its ways high up in the ranks of Trini's quickest street class cars.





However, as the track closed, the guys who were so deep in this sport had two choices, either to pack up and sell, or to dive deeper into this game, waiting for one day, maybe, just maybe, Trini might see it's way sooner or later with regards to a track. With much determination set in mind, Chris traveled and got motivated as to where his next goal for his car should be. Deciding to alter his powerplant, he swapped out the 550hp SR20 and built a complete 2JZ-GTE.



Most of us know that a bigger turbo doesn't mean you have a fast car, but in this case, the size of the turbine can not go unmentioned when speaking about this car. A Borg Warner turbo was implemented to supply sufficient 'breeze' to accomplish the goals set out by Chris. After years of slowly piecing together parts of this immaculate build, he formulated this beast....



...Pictures can't describe the perfection resulted by the garage who helped mount and put this together, Singh of Boost Factory, owner and driver of the 9.6 second S14, was in charge of building the engine and mounting the car together. Engine tuner is Prentice Ali of Peak Performance, supplier of the Haltech Platinum 2000 Series. Electrician, Jonny Electronics.










































SinisterAudio

-to see this in person, it will be at 'THE LAUNCH' TTUNDRA's meet and greet at Ato Boldon Stadium today Sunday 13th March.

[scientist]

Well I'll just add mine one time:

[damien]

I know the focus is on the engine bay...but aint there no coverage of the outside of the car???

[TheGoodGuy]

I miss my car.

[scientist]

I'll snap pics when it lands in grenada. but some of the comments on it i've come across is the cage isn't up to par to what they owner plans on doing