22re Bling
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22re Bling
This is what 6 months of rebuild looks like, (Hey I have two little Kids 1 1/2 and 3 months old...so garage time is at a minimun)
I was going to do a write up but never got around to it.
Big thanks to Ted over at engnbldr.com
Total rebuild is less than $600.00 Canadian,
Here's some links to the other pics,
I posted them so the next time someone says "Hey where is this part"
or "Wheres the Fuel filter? on a 22RE" "Wheres the TPS" "Vacuum Lines" ect ect.
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-3.jpg
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-4.jpg
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-5.jpg
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-6.jpg
I was going to do a write up but never got around to it.
Big thanks to Ted over at engnbldr.com
Total rebuild is less than $600.00 Canadian,
Here's some links to the other pics,
I posted them so the next time someone says "Hey where is this part"
or "Wheres the Fuel filter? on a 22RE" "Wheres the TPS" "Vacuum Lines" ect ect.
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-3.jpg
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-4.jpg
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-5.jpg
http://www.mudrunner.ca/engine/22RE-6.jpg
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Ah Yes parts replaced
Teds Stuff,
P900 Piston Set .020,
EPNR900 Ring Set .020
FGS9000 Full Gasket Set With Wicked Head gasket
OP900 Oil Pump
TKS900SR Timing Chain set / Driver side steel rail
Full Bearing Kit Rods, Mains, TW
COV900 Timing cover
Other:
Denso Plugs
Toyota Oil Filter
Accel Wires
Cap and Rotor
Vacuum Lines
T-Stat
Injectors Serviced
Paint
Machine Shop:
Bore cylinders
Teds Stuff,
P900 Piston Set .020,
EPNR900 Ring Set .020
FGS9000 Full Gasket Set With Wicked Head gasket
OP900 Oil Pump
TKS900SR Timing Chain set / Driver side steel rail
Full Bearing Kit Rods, Mains, TW
COV900 Timing cover
Other:
Denso Plugs
Toyota Oil Filter
Accel Wires
Cap and Rotor
Vacuum Lines
T-Stat
Injectors Serviced
Paint
Machine Shop:
Bore cylinders
Last edited by 4Hummer; 07-26-2006 at 09:16 PM.
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Originally Posted by ovrrdrive
Nice...
I like what you did with the crizapp on top of the valve cover. Shows off the top of the valve cover really well.
I like what you did with the crizapp on top of the valve cover. Shows off the top of the valve cover really well.
Last edited by 4Hummer; 07-27-2006 at 08:30 AM.
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Originally Posted by PWDR PG
hey what did you use for paint? I'm in the middle of a rebuild and am wondering what kind of paint to use for the valve cover that would hold up.
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Originally Posted by 86SR522REEFI
Just go to the hardware store and get either engine paint, motor paint or high heat paint. I think thats about all the names it could be.
Yup High Heat Engine Paint.
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Originally Posted by slacker
dude !
where'd ya git the colored vac lines , here in canada ?
BTW .. looks good .
heres mine
where'd ya git the colored vac lines , here in canada ?
BTW .. looks good .
heres mine
Yeah here in Canada, I got them threw a buddy of mine, But Ive seen them at Canadian Tire and Part Source... In the Ricer Aile
Made by Vibrant Performance Part Number 2104R
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Originally Posted by BAZ
Wow, clean motor!
I'm not a fan of the red/yellow combo though. Looks too ronald Mc Donaldish. :beer:
I'm not a fan of the red/yellow combo though. Looks too ronald Mc Donaldish. :beer:
Yeah I couldn't find any other decent spark plugs. (at a decent price)
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RICER Lines. I put a set of those vaccum lines a 22RE I rebuilt a long time ago
and they would collapse and cause some idling problems.
I payed an arm and leg at the dealer for some new ones. My two cents.
and they would collapse and cause some idling problems.
I payed an arm and leg at the dealer for some new ones. My two cents.
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