As the other guys said, it would cost way too much.
The 2JZ-GTE would be wonderful in the '79 Supra.
But the Supra was designed for a 6 cylinder and had a longer front end than the 4 cylinder Celica.
If you put a 2JZ into a '79 Celica you would need to relocate the radiator to in front of the radiator support panel and mount an electric fan in front of the radiator.
Moving the radiator forward and having a long heavy engine forward of the front wheels would kill your handling.
It would be wonderful at drag racing but absolute crap driving on the streets.
The only proper way to do it would be to shift the firewall back at least 3" or more.
Naturally, you would also have to upgrade the gearbox, diff, suspension, fuel system, exhaust and electrics.
Here are some other ideas instead.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...pho/celfaq.txt
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...od.htm#cel40pr
Could you do me a small favour?
Cou;d you tell me the details on your build plate in the engine bay?
Then I can update my webpage to include Seychelles.
The build plate looks like one of these.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...o/newcodes.htm
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...o/oldcodes.htm
Weaponcamry,
The '79 2000GT in Seychelles came with a 1968cc 18R or 1972cc 21R (depending on country and I'm not sure which of these 2 engines Seychelles got).
In America it had the 2189cc 20R (the next year it had the 2366cc 22R).
The '79 Supra (not Celica) had a 2563cc 4M.
The front chassis of the Supra was quite different (and longer) than the Celica.
- Stepho