22r to 22rt
#1
22r to 22rt
I have searched and searched and searched and i cannot find anything im looking for, so im going to ask. has anyone ever seen a turbo put on a 22r? Not the 22re. i would like to swap mine but i wantes to tryy to get some info.
#2
Hmmmmm. Toyota did it called a 22RTE
http://www.22rte-trucks.com/simplemachinesforum/
Try lc engineering
http://www.22rte-trucks.com/simplemachinesforum/
Try lc engineering
Last edited by dropzone; Oct 12, 2012 at 07:26 PM.
#4
Why would you want one and not the other? A turbo+carb application requires a special carb designed for boost, and just plain doesn't work as well as an injected rig will. Converting to EFI is pretty easy, and if you found an RET donor you could get a turbo and EFI all in one shot.
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i don`t know if any one has done a 22r engine.
Now don`t forget the compression ratio would need to be lowered to run even factory boost while in there the bottom end would also need done so that does not grenade
it would take a lot of fabrication of manifolds .
Then you need to figure if you want to have the forced air through the carb or added after. This in itself takes lots of number crunching to figure the best benefit.
like all else with enough of a budget it can be done. will it be cheap ?? No way.
If you have the fully equipped shop and the skills go for it.
Lots more power can be had from a 3.4 swap and way less expensive in the end.
Now don`t forget the compression ratio would need to be lowered to run even factory boost while in there the bottom end would also need done so that does not grenade
it would take a lot of fabrication of manifolds .
Then you need to figure if you want to have the forced air through the carb or added after. This in itself takes lots of number crunching to figure the best benefit.
like all else with enough of a budget it can be done. will it be cheap ?? No way.
If you have the fully equipped shop and the skills go for it.
Lots more power can be had from a 3.4 swap and way less expensive in the end.
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i don`t know if any one has done a 22r engine.
Now don`t forget the compression ratio would need to be lowered to run even factory boost while in there the bottom end would also need done so that does not grenade
it would take a lot of fabrication of manifolds .
Then you need to figure if you want to have the forced air through the carb or added after. This in itself takes lots of number crunching to figure the best benefit.
like all else with enough of a budget it can be done. will it be cheap ?? No way.
If you have the fully equipped shop and the skills go for it.
Lots more power can be had from a 3.4 swap and way less expensive in the end.
Now don`t forget the compression ratio would need to be lowered to run even factory boost while in there the bottom end would also need done so that does not grenade
it would take a lot of fabrication of manifolds .
Then you need to figure if you want to have the forced air through the carb or added after. This in itself takes lots of number crunching to figure the best benefit.
like all else with enough of a budget it can be done. will it be cheap ?? No way.
If you have the fully equipped shop and the skills go for it.
Lots more power can be had from a 3.4 swap and way less expensive in the end.

But yeah, if you wanna make power, you're fighting an up-hill battle doing it with a 22R, 3RZ swaps are getting cheaper and easier every day.
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If one were doing all this work to an engine that could easily have 150,000 miles plus !!
Your saying you would not spend the extra money to do the bottom end. With it all apart??
Your saying you would not spend the extra money to do the bottom end. With it all apart??
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