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Old 02-15-2013, 05:55 PM
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I feel the need... the need for speed!

Broyotas,

I don't normally like to mix my 80s movies but as you know I am rebuilding a replica of the BTTF3 Toyota 4x4. Now that I am almost done with restoring the interior, and the exterior is pretty much done, I am going to start working on the engine. Currently I have the stock 86 EFI 22RE. However, being a 4 cylinder it's slow as crap. Nothing like what the truck in Back to the Future can do. If you haven't seen the movie in a while check out this Youtube compilation:


I've done quite a bit of research and one thing people are certain about is that it's been modified quite a bit. What I'd like to do is pick your brains. How can I increase power and speed while still maintaining the classic "22RE" look? I want to make it torque when I rev it up like in the movie. I'd also like to make it as fast as possible. The problem I am running into is that I'm not a mechanic. I don't know much about this stuff aside from what I read. So everything I do to it I will have to pay someone to do. Which is fine - but I'd like to go about this smart and effeciently. I plan on entering my first car show on April 27th and I'd like to get as much done before then as I can. So let it begin... what can I do to increase horsepower while maintaining the 22RE engine?

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There is nothing you can do to make your truck fast without spending thousands of dollars, and even then, it won't be as strong as a stock 3.4. Just enjoy what the truck is, a pack mule or camel, but not a thoroughbred.
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