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Old 02-26-2007, 09:16 AM
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I got a carbureted 22r pickup with a blown head gasket and destroyed head. the block is in good shape. My friend has an entire 20r engine out of a front wheel drive car. Will the head and fuel injection set up bolt up and run alright on my truck? the car is an 85.
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I've been told yes. But not sure.
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22r and 20r have different intake ports. i don't recall a front wheel drive car with a 20r in it..
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I think he might have meant a 22RE out of a car ... depends on what year your block is as to how easy it will be...
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I think he might have meant a 22RE out of a car ... depends on what year your block is as to how easy it will be...
still... the r series motor was never used as a front wheel drive motor
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pretty sure it was in the celica at one time.
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pretty sure it was in the celica at one time.
yes a rear wheel drive celica
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still... the r series motor was never used as a front wheel drive motor
and therefore why you can swap it into a truck ... Toyota stuck with RWD in their cars for quite a while actually...
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and therefore why you can swap it into a truck ... Toyota stuck with RWD in their cars for quite a while actually...
is there somewhere i said that they cant be swapped in a truck?
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