Moroso / Elise Parts ? Other? (Sump)
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Had my Mk3 MR2 spin a big end bearing at a trackday on Friday, still not decided on how to proceed, either a complete Toyota supplied short block with all the supposed fixes, or a 2ZZ engine swap. Whichever I go for I want to try and make it a bit safer. The sumps I understand are the same for either engine so I wondered what was regarded as the best option in Elise circles?
http://www.monkeywrenchracing.com/product_info.php...
http://www.eliseparts.com/products/show/32/990/baf...
http://www.monkeywrenchracing.com/product_info.php...
http://www.eliseparts.com/products/show/32/990/baf...
Thanks for the input, beginning to sway to having a 2ZZ fitted as deducting the cost of a repair to standard using a new 1ZZ short block the additional 2ZZ cost is likely to just about be covered at resale. I read the 2ZZ has a better sump as standard than the 1ZZ, but people have still seen problems.
Herman Toothrot said:
Thanks for the input, beginning to sway to having a 2ZZ fitted as deducting the cost of a repair to standard using a new 1ZZ short block the additional 2ZZ cost is likely to just about be covered at resale. I read the 2ZZ has a better sump as standard than the 1ZZ, but people have still seen problems.
not seen a 1ZZ sump in detail, but struggle to see how it can be worse than the 2ZZ's.So a mixed bag, guys in the MR2 forum seem happy with the moroso but then they probably thought it the only choice as unlikely to be looking at Elise shops. I have always been happy with the EP stuff I've had for the old VX220. Not a lot of price difference between the two to help in a decision. Do both allow for the standard dip stick to give good true readings as both can take more oil? Do they both read full with the extra amounts?
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. Or at least it's just as good, along as they don't like the look of the Moroso more I'll be happy 