Projext Build, Swaps of various engines Options

[Jkxngz]

Im planning on swapping out my 5sfe from my celica asap . The engine has more than 200k miles and is still running but not so strong. Transmission is getting there too. It's time to rebuild her but, I've never owned a Toyota only previous cars were a evo 8 ( rip ) car accident.. And a em1 which I sold to travel across Europe. Now those cars I had already ideas on what I wanted to do since the options on what I wanted to do to those cars were set. But, with the celica all everyone wants to do is a 3sgte swap which is very easy and cost efficient but pricing to me idc about. I just want to build a celica worth being dreamt about. I had several swaps in mind, nothing fwd. Can't have fun with those but, I have seen a 2jz in a gt4 but, thats not me. I was thinking of cross breeding the car . Now I thought of throwing a 13b rx7 engine in the car ... 4g63t 7 bolt ... Of course the 3s gte ... Rb20det & 25det ... Sr20 from a s13 ... Ka24 from a 240sx ... A 1jz turbo or non turbo nd that's about all. Hell I've been wondering what other engines can work with my car . I don't think the Mazda would as much not the rb engines. Just need ideas because this swap is going to happen very very soon nd as soon as it starts that's a done deal no going back. Im mainly after drifting or awd exploitation ! Something I can bring to meets maybe sema one day and wow those celica owners who want or have the same ideals. Im not up for negative Critisim or telling me to rid of my car. I want my car I actually like the 6g celica. So helpful ideas any builds done already.. Anything useful ! Thanks

[Lamont]

The major issue here isn't what can be done, you can make your 6th Gen mid-engine RWD with a Ferrari V12 if funds permit it. The problem is what is feasible. I can guarantee it will cost more than a V12 Ferrari once you're done. Everyone has their idea of a dream car, and this is a very personal endeavor. You can build your 6th Gen. to be whatever your wallet and imagination can support. Start a build thread and document every step in the process. You may inspire someone else with similar ideas to take on an identical build. As far as ideas the sky is the limit go for it. Make a budget then triple it and you may almost be in the ballpark of what it will actually cost. Good luck on your build and I look forward to your progress.