diablo

I did the 82 supra afm to 22re swap and noticed the truck run smoother and a little more torque on the hills around here, also it seems to have more of a snappy throtle. I was surprised at the gains of this swap, I also had no trouble codes at all, plug and play. Next I think a 3inch aluminum intake tube and bigger throttle body..............

DupermanDave

Did you use the stock intake hoses or did you have to get something custom? I may be looking at a bad AFM and may do this swap, if I can get a hold of a supra AFM.

diablo

I used a cheap auto zone 3 inch hose until I can find a aluminum tube ....

DupermanDave

Is the throttle body on the 22re also 3 inches? I always thought it was 2.5

What's the part number for your supra AFM?

diablo

the throttle body is like 2.75 inches, and the 82 supra afm part # is 22250-43110,plug and play...... easy man, make sure if you get one its got the stock round bracket on the filter side of the afm, it bolts on the face it will make it easier to connect a air filter, call All toyota junkyard in Buckley,Wa 360-829-9760 thats where I got mine................

A.Wilson013

Duperman, I swapped my battery and intake with some battery cable extensions from Autozone. Then I bought the Spectre 3" hose crap at Autozone. Use a heat gun and the rubber ends will slide over the MAF and TB very tightly for a nice snug fit.

I run smaller tires than diablo, but I noticed a LOT of power increase. A hill I used to take back home at 35 in a 55 in 3rd, I can now go 60 up in 4th.

DupermanDave

I did the same thing for a while (with the spectre intake) only I used wd-40 to make it slide onto the throttle body. I didn't keep that setup because I never got a battery mount, which is what I'm going to be doing again soon.

myyota

The part number is 22250-43110.

StaSta's_Yota

i found a late 80s supra at a local junkyard and it had the non turbo 7mge motor...well long story short...got the AFM....swapped her on...same plug...but it ran REALLY rich...burning my eyes...took it off...did i need to run it a lil for the comp to read it???

StaSta's_Yota

BTW i dont think the last part numbers match up...the first five did....i figures the last numbers where related to the production numbers

BigBluePile

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there's a lot of info on here regarding the Supra AFM swap.....

A.Wilson013

What BigBluePile meant to say was, you didn't get the right AFM.

BigBluePile

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He he he

myyota

You can also use an AFM from a mid 80`s cressida, it has the same part number and that`s what i used when i did the AFM swap and it was plug and play.

Another swap im looking into is an upper intake swap from a 90 22RE, it uses the straight upper intake manifold and the throttle body opening is 3'', the idle air control is built into the throttle body so you can remove the stock electric idle air control because its no longer needed.

Hadmatt54

Part number 22250-43110 is the correct AFM!

thook

Wish I'd done this instead of the reman'd stock Denso. Oh well. It's running just fine, regardless. Maybe in another 100k or two when this'n is worn out.

myyota

You can find a good used AFM for fifty dollars or less, so its not an expensive mod to buy when you have some extra money.

thook

Lol.......yeah, I know. I've done the reading, mostly. It's not the money, though. It's just that I already have a new unit. But, I'm keeping it on the back burner for when it's time. Maybe by then I'll also be able to get my hands on a turbo set up.

Skinamer

What are the signs of a bad AFM? And running rich? I think I may be a little on the rich side, by the smell, but i want to be sure.

99blackSE

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Be careful there, from the Supra's only 82 is plug and play. The other years you have to re-solder in the 22R-E circuit board into the Supra AFM. I think all other years except 82 read the signals quite differently, hence your troubles.