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Old 08-20-2004, 09:16 AM
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Just wondering...

Does the 4th Gen. V6 has the same transmission as the 3rd Gen later models? I think so but need confirmation.

If so, engine swap would be a piece of cake isn't it? Wondering if anyone has done this kind of engine swap: 4th Gen. V6 into late 3rd Gen. V6? It would be nice to get 245HP with 283ft-lb of torque without the S/C.

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Old 08-20-2004, 09:33 AM
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Yes it would be nice. But if you want more pep reliably buy a newer Toyota. If you want to tow buy a SuperDuty, and if you want to go fast buy a Corvette.
The 3rd Gen is a great all around vehicle, even if in some categories it is not the best.
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That is an interesting question. 4RUNR, some people don't like the new body style, but would like the power. To get a s/c in the third gens requires a lot of tuning and additional fuel mods and ecu piggy backs. If a 4th gen engine swap is possible, it might be a good alternative because you use stock 4th gen engine parts with no mods to the ecu and fuel delivery. Also, a newer engine.
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yea, but isnt it the same cost if not more?
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But no actual mods performed on the actual engine accept for fitting it into the 4Runner.
Old 08-20-2004, 10:03 PM
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I personally think the 3rd Gen does have a decent look; Also, the 3.4L V6 is pretty realiable...that's why I said...just wondering. Who knows, I may end up doing this 10 years from now.

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