2jz bl?
#1
2jz bl?
so im dropping a 2jzgte into my 4runner. the motor is in still have a ways to go before its finished but since this is where the motor sits height wise im gonna either have to run a hood scoop or a body lift. i would like to stray away from a body lift if possible but dont want the hood scoop to be enormous,so my question is for a body lift is there a difference in the body mounts between the manual and auto?
#2
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There is no difference between a body lift for a auto or manual 4Runner.
What sump oil pan are you using? Front or Rear? It's hard for me to see it in the picture.
What sump oil pan are you using? Front or Rear? It's hard for me to see it in the picture.
#3
I had front changed it to rear already made a extension on the ypipe to clear motor mounts.installed a 2"body lift trans tunnel clears the problem is i dont think it was enough.still have to check but it seems that the intake piping may not clear.having some problems with getting it running i have maf wiring and no maf from what ive been reading is vvti uses both map and maf so im hoping thats why shes not running.still need clutch stuff.what clutch stuff are u running with that bellhousing setup
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It was a while ago I bought everything. I'm not really sure. Take a look I think around pages 7-9 and you'll see it. As I did the thread I wanted to be sure to be specific with everything I did to make it easier for the next person. When I did my build resourcing the simplest answer was very difficult.
#5
It was a while ago I bought everything. I'm not really sure. Take a look I think around pages 7-9 and you'll see it. As I did the thread I wanted to be sure to be specific with everything I did to make it easier for the next person. When I did my build resourcing the simplest answer was very difficult.
#6
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Im not trying to be a dick whatsoever but a little bit of research on your part will save you a lot of unnecessary work and headache. Lol I know from experience. The R151f and the R154 are the same identical tyranny. The gearing is slightly different. But the casing and the guts are 100% interchangeable. The R150, the first generation R151f, the 2nd Gen R151f and the R154 all share the same casing and internal setup.
It's just like the w58 that was used in the early to mid 80's celica. That same tyranny was used in a couple different gen's non turbo Supras and all the way to late 90's Lexus SC's.
At driftmotion he did use a hydraulic clutch setup on a Camara tyranny. But to me why reinvent the wheel when Toyota already did it for us. Thats one of the greatest things with the older Toyota's is that soooo many parts are interchangeable from vehicle to vehicle over different generations for each one.
Lol bit longer then I planned on going. But that's my thought on your dilemma
It's just like the w58 that was used in the early to mid 80's celica. That same tyranny was used in a couple different gen's non turbo Supras and all the way to late 90's Lexus SC's.
At driftmotion he did use a hydraulic clutch setup on a Camara tyranny. But to me why reinvent the wheel when Toyota already did it for us. Thats one of the greatest things with the older Toyota's is that soooo many parts are interchangeable from vehicle to vehicle over different generations for each one.
Lol bit longer then I planned on going. But that's my thought on your dilemma
#7
Im not trying to be a dick whatsoever but a little bit of research on your part will save you a lot of unnecessary work and headache. Lol I know from experience. The R151f and the R154 are the same identical tyranny. The gearing is slightly different. But the casing and the guts are 100% interchangeable. The R150, the first generation R151f, the 2nd Gen R151f and the R154 all share the same casing and internal setup.
It's just like the w58 that was used in the early to mid 80's celica. That same tyranny was used in a couple different gen's non turbo Supras and all the way to late 90's Lexus SC's.
At driftmotion he did use a hydraulic clutch setup on a Camara tyranny. But to me why reinvent the wheel when Toyota already did it for us. Thats one of the greatest things with the older Toyota's is that soooo many parts are interchangeable from vehicle to vehicle over different generations for each one.
Lol bit longer then I planned on going. But that's my thought on your dilemma
It's just like the w58 that was used in the early to mid 80's celica. That same tyranny was used in a couple different gen's non turbo Supras and all the way to late 90's Lexus SC's.
At driftmotion he did use a hydraulic clutch setup on a Camara tyranny. But to me why reinvent the wheel when Toyota already did it for us. Thats one of the greatest things with the older Toyota's is that soooo many parts are interchangeable from vehicle to vehicle over different generations for each one.
Lol bit longer then I planned on going. But that's my thought on your dilemma
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