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Old 05-29-2006, 07:11 AM
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22re Engine refresh questions.

HI,

I've got a few questions on what you guys would do. I've got a 1988 4runner with the 22re and it's got, 220,000 miles on the original engine. It runs perfect now not even a tick, but I would like to make this truck last a long time. Right now, I may be buying an engine out of a 1985 pick-up with the 22r with, 140,000 miles on it. I would like to refresh this engine before I put it in my truck. I'm debating between buy an engine kit from engnbldr on e-bay or going to Toyota and buy main bearings, rod bearings and piston rings and an aftermarket gasket set and probably an oil pump too, and a timing gear set with metal guides of course. When I look at engnbldr's stuff on e-bay it sounds pretty nice and he offers a few different cams, but I have no idea what cam I would want. Any pointers would be great.

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Jake
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Engnbldr has a huge following on every Toyota forum I read. His stuff is supposed to be first rate.

I got one of his timing chain kits with the steel backed guide and so far am satisfied with the initial quality of it and the service I got.

The master rebuild kits are supposed to be just as good.

I know subliminaltrips used it and has been happy with it.
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engnbldr's stuff is very good quality, i've never had any trouble with it.

that said, you can't go wrong with the dealer either, but be prepared to pay!
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go with engnbldr
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Cool, thanks. I think I'm going with engnbldr.

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if it were me i would get the bearings and rings aftermarket but i wouldnt do anything but oem gaskets or you will be resealing everything again soon.
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hell i priced everything for my rebuild seperatly and even left the timing chain set out ,cause i already had one ,and its still cheaper to get the rebuild "kit" from him.
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