1UZFE swap into 2nd Gen 4Runner
#161
Originally Posted by sschaefer3
Dam dude, if you pull this off dive right in and cut that IFS off.
The Rubicon was UNREAL. That trail is so awsome.
Moab & Rubicon are two you guys HAVE to drive out to.
The Rubicon was UNREAL. That trail is so awsome.
Moab & Rubicon are two you guys HAVE to drive out to.
I ran Rubicon in my 4Runner when the only mod I had was an ARB airlocker. That was with 31" tires and no lift. It's amazing where our trucks can go with just a LITTLE tweaking. As soon Cebby gets his truck back together, I'm dragging him out to Paragon first! I'd also love to do Moab or even meet up with the CO group at the CO4RJ.
Mike,
The body lift is underway. Did you ever find out if your buddy at the race shop can weld up my NWOR header?
BTW your red..
ooops I mean blue Marlin extended rear brake line is in.Bill
#163
Originally Posted by PAhydrohead
Did you ever find out if your buddy at the race shop can weld up my NWOR header?
BTW your red..
ooops I mean blue Marlin extended rear brake line is in.
BTW your red..
ooops I mean blue Marlin extended rear brake line is in.
Those are stainless, right? I'd just need to pick up the right electrode and filler rod. Do you know what gauge those are? I'll get some of the right thickness and practice up... Depending on how much room there is, I might be able to TIG them in place.
#168
Originally Posted by Cebby
Actually since we can use the shop to pull it, I can TIG it up at my house if he can't/won't do it. I'm close by... 
Those are stainless, right? I'd just need to pick up the right electrode and filler rod. Do you know what gauge those are? I'll get some of the right thickness and practice up... Depending on how much room there is, I might be able to TIG them in place.

Those are stainless, right? I'd just need to pick up the right electrode and filler rod. Do you know what gauge those are? I'll get some of the right thickness and practice up... Depending on how much room there is, I might be able to TIG them in place.
Unfortunately, I don't think that's gonna happen. According to NWOR's catalog, the headers are 14 gauge steel with an "Exclusive (PNS 100) Triple nickel and chrome plating system".
#169
Originally Posted by PAhydrohead
If you can TIG the header in place, you ARE the man!!
Unfortunately, I don't think that's gonna happen. According to NWOR's catalog, the headers are 14 gauge steel with an "Exclusive (PNS 100) Triple nickel and chrome plating system".
Unfortunately, I don't think that's gonna happen. According to NWOR's catalog, the headers are 14 gauge steel with an "Exclusive (PNS 100) Triple nickel and chrome plating system".
#170
Originally Posted by Cebby
OK, so if they are plated, then that means any welding done on them will rust - not to mention the toxic fumes...
#172
Originally Posted by 914runner
Hey Cebby, does anyone make headers for the 1UZFE?
Thanks
Thanks
In addition to the 4 cams, 32 valves, and 6 bolt mains, it also comes stock with tubular headers.
#173
Originally Posted by PAhydrohead
So if I bring over my big compressor and we hook up your sand blasting cabinet... remove the plating on the areas to be welded, will that work? I wonder how much it would cost to replate the header. Maybe some high temp header paint will have to suffice.
#176
Originally Posted by Cebby
No need.
In addition to the 4 cams, 32 valves, and 6 bolt mains, it also comes stock with tubular headers.
In addition to the 4 cams, 32 valves, and 6 bolt mains, it also comes stock with tubular headers.

#178
Wahoo! Finally got a little time this evening to start moving some of my crap down to the raceshop.
Here's my new little corner of the world:
I made up these shop lights out of some office furniture uplighting - made 2 setups like this. There are wheels underneath to roll them around.
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Here it is in all its glory:
I think I'll replace the starter contacts NOW. I'd rather not have to pull the intake to do it later...
How about that new avatar...
Here's my new little corner of the world:
I made up these shop lights out of some office furniture uplighting - made 2 setups like this. There are wheels underneath to roll them around.
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Here it is in all its glory:
I think I'll replace the starter contacts NOW. I'd rather not have to pull the intake to do it later...
How about that new avatar...
#180
Originally Posted by Praufet
sweet, when you think you're going to drop the engine in? can't wait to see it.
My attention is on the crawler setup right now. I'm doing that at home - when I need to get away, down to the shop I go.
Last edited by Cebby; Jul 12, 2005 at 06:29 PM.



Have you started on the motor mounts yet? Or is the shop doing that?