Originally Posted by slimbobaggins

Quick google search says 10mm x 1.25 for the top bolts... not sure on the length.

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/toyot...ing-bolts.html


I'm running a 22RE converted to 22R, from a 1994 auto pickup 2wd, in my 1987 4x4 manual. I tore it down to the short block and lapped the valves/ replaced the head gasket, timing set, etc, but all that was really required was installing the carbed intake and exhaust, eccentric to drive the manual fuel pump, and pilot bearing/ clutch. Also, of the few sensors that exist (water temp, oil pressure, etc), I did use the 1987 22R ones, although I can't say for sure they were different from the 1987 ones.

Originally Posted by Terrys87

Being a 22r it wont have a computer. But some how the California Emiss carbureted trucks did have a mini computer and an O2 sensor. Not sure how it worked being carbureted.

But you are correct as far as not having a computer to run your truck. Being a 22r and not a 22re, I would think you should just be able to connect your manual transmission to and it should run fine.

A friend of mine was telling me but I don't know for sure, just going by him and he knows these trucks far better then me, but he said that there is no carbed trucks with an automatic transmission behind them. He says an automatic transmission only came with the fuel injected trucks.

Originally Posted by 1998 2wd

I owned a 1986 toyota forerunner auto. And it was carbed im pretty sure.