LC Engineering Toyota 22RE Engine Rebuild - Wasabi Project's Sudden Acceleration
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LC Engineering Toyota 22RE Engine Rebuild - Wasabi Project's Sudden Acceleration
This is absolute 22RE Porn:
http://www.off-roadweb.com/tech/1007or_lc_engineering_toyota_22re_engine_rebuild/index.html
Friend sent it to me just now; I searched and it appears no one else posted it yet, so enjoy!
http://www.off-roadweb.com/tech/1007or_lc_engineering_toyota_22re_engine_rebuild/index.html
Friend sent it to me just now; I searched and it appears no one else posted it yet, so enjoy!
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Thats close to a 30% increase in HP. What else do you expect from a 2.4l motor pushing a couple thousand pound rig?
Still a cool article.
And the "hardcore" engine porn wouldn't be allowed on a family friendly site!
If you go through Putney's Machine website they show videos of their dyno runs with stock and a stage 2 build. Very similar numbers.
If you really want an increase, time to think of a motor swap to something bigger. But as far as building a 22re and not upgrading anything else outside the longblock, this is about maxed out. Still a fun article to peruse.
Still a cool article.
And the "hardcore" engine porn wouldn't be allowed on a family friendly site!
If you go through Putney's Machine website they show videos of their dyno runs with stock and a stage 2 build. Very similar numbers.
If you really want an increase, time to think of a motor swap to something bigger. But as far as building a 22re and not upgrading anything else outside the longblock, this is about maxed out. Still a fun article to peruse.
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I agree - it's not a lot of power, but with the 22RE it's all about relative increases to the palry stock numbers, at least in my opinion. Slapping a header and exhause on, while they add very small numbers in power, can instantly be felt using the "butt dyno" and in long freeway hills (usnig higher gears instead of lower gears to get up hills...).
Plus, I love seeing all the cleaning/porting and nicely-buttoned up shots of the engine once done.
I suppose you could get a lot of similar numbers using ENGNBLDR cam, head, valves, witha decent header and exhaust, too
Plus, I love seeing all the cleaning/porting and nicely-buttoned up shots of the engine once done.
I suppose you could get a lot of similar numbers using ENGNBLDR cam, head, valves, witha decent header and exhaust, too
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