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Old 11-02-2007, 03:46 PM
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Hello, seems like a great site.
Never built a auto engine before.
I am into fast boats and O/B motors. If I can go 100MPH over the water than the Freeway should be cakewalk. I drove over the stock crank back in Feb. It leaked oil and I forgot.
Getting a shopping list going:
So I have soaked up enough info to start my own project.
This is a 2WD lowrider being built. I realize this is a 4X4 forum but lets start with the engine.
I need to go as fast as I can (or can shift it) with smog reg's and stock EFI.
The list:
TRD stage one cam (10% HP)
metal back guides
flowed head (20HP)
LCE header and cat. (15HP)
2.25" pipe 3 chamber. (10HP)
~12 LBS flywheel (?HP)
LC short Shifter.
Posi Rear. (To hold it down.)
Egr delete.

Sound good so far?
I am trying to find out if it is better to have a matched set of HP parts from one mfgr. or it does not matter? I did some searching and I am still not sure which cam is best for a light fast truck. I am hoping to see the F/E off the ground in 2nd.

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post er' here too .. http://toyota2wd.proboards2.com/index.cgi
Old 11-02-2007, 06:07 PM
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O.K. Done. The $1M cam question is the stock one will let you lope down to a crawl in traffic. That is more important than a few extra ponies.
So much for popping wheelies.

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Hey bud, talk to ted at www.engnbldr.com and read this thread for 22re tips http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showfl...=all&fpart=all
he can build you a reliable 150hp 22re (or atleast sell you the parts to)
to have a nice fun little truck...
i'd get a set of his p+p'd heads with cam, OS valves, etc... a new exhaust, and build an intake....
wouldnt really do more unless you are planning supercharger or turbo...
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Originally Posted by timebandit
Hello, seems like a great site.
Never built a auto engine before.
I am into fast boats and O/B motors. If I can go 100MPH over the water than the Freeway should be cakewalk. I drove over the stock crank back in Feb. It leaked oil and I forgot.
Getting a shopping list going:
So I have soaked up enough info to start my own project.
This is a 2WD lowrider being built. I realize this is a 4X4 forum but lets start with the engine.
I need to go as fast as I can (or can shift it) with smog reg's and stock EFI.
The list:
TRD stage one cam (10% HP)
metal back guides
flowed head (20HP)
LCE header and cat. (15HP)
2.25" pipe 3 chamber. (10HP)
~12 LBS flywheel (?HP)
LC short Shifter.
Posi Rear. (To hold it down.)
Egr delete.

Sound good so far?
I am trying to find out if it is better to have a matched set of HP parts from one mfgr. or it does not matter? I did some searching and I am still not sure which cam is best for a light fast truck. I am hoping to see the F/E off the ground in 2nd.
What do you mean by "Flowed Head" If you mean ported, depending on how extesively ported it is you can get a good deal more than 20hp.

BUT,
Going past 150-160hp is going to require some fuel delivery/ injection modifications to supply enough fuel for that power level. The Cam selection depends on the overall package.

And wheelies with a 22RE ain't going to happen without serious boost and/or nitrous
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Thanks. So it all comes down to machining. Maybe I will let ted do the whole motor. I'll go with the nitrous than. I don't need the power all the time.
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