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Old Jun 7, 2012 | 04:43 PM
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1UZ-FE FAQ ,Swap Guide For The 84-89 4runner and Pickup

FAQ's and Insight For performing A 1UZ-FE swap into 84-89 pickup and 4runner.


This is Just a Rough Draft, The information given is accurate and tested unless otherwise stated.


Questions

Engine Specific:
1. Where can I get a 1UZ-FE engine?

2. What exhaust manifolds should I use?

3. What Motor Mounts Should I use?

4. What oil sump location is best?

5. Is there pre-made frame engine brackets?

6. Can I use Power Steering?

7. Can I use A/c?

8. What radiator do I need?

9. What fans do I need?


Transmission Specific:
1.What Transmission do I have?

2. Which manual Transmission should I Use?

3. How can I tell what manual transmission I have by looking at it?

4. Will I be able to keep my car automatic?

5. What adapter plate should I use?

6. Which is stronger the R151F or the R150F?

7. What transmission Mounts Should I use?




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Answers.


Engine Specific

1. The 1uz-FE engine was used in these model cars. You also can find a swap package (engine harness ecu etc.) from local junkyards or even ebay.
1989–2000 Lexus LS 400
1990–2002 Toyota Crown (only in japan)
1991–2000 Lexus SC 400
1992–2000 Lexus GS 400

2.The best fitting manifold Is the 2UZ-FE 2000-2004 Tundra Log style But the sc400 ones will work with minor modification.

3.Ls400 mounts are the smallest and easiest, but sc400 will work , gs400 is out of the question since they stretch past the frame rails.

4. Ive used rear sump from the sc400 with success (more info will be provided)

5. No

6. Yes, But you will have to use the sc400 pump, which has a remote reservoir like the original Toyota. LS400 will not work, Not sure about gs400 (more info will be provided)

Transmission Specific
1. Taken from www.Marlincrawler.com, leaders in toyota transmission rebuilds.
L43 1979-80 (20R)
L45 1981-82 (22R)
L50 1981-82 (22R)
L52 1983 (22R)
G52 8/1983-5/85 (22R)
G54 6/1985-88 (22R)
G58 1989-95 (22R-E)
W56-A 1985 (22R-E)
W56-B 1986-88 (22R-E)
W56-C 1989-91 (22R-E)
W56-D 1992 (22R-E)
W56-E 1993-95 (22R-E)
W59 1995-05 (2/3RZ-FE)
R151F 1986-87 (22R-TE)
R150F 1988-95 (3VZ-E)
R150F 1995-05 (5VZ-FE)

2. W56, r150F , R151F are all acceptable with the correct adapter plate.

3. The w56 has a different bell housing gaping from the r150F and the r151F has A bell housing plug at the bottom. (pictures will be included shortly)

4. Yes.

5.
http://www.1uzfeswapkit.com/ Sells Complete kits for the w56, 57, 58 and any R series transmission.

http://www.quantum-auto.com
Sells Complete kits for the w58, w58 and r154, Will make a custom r150f adapter on request.

http://ksracing.net/Bell-Housing.php Sells just A w58 bell housing and flywheel package

*NOTE I DO NOT WORK FOR, GET COMPENSATION OR ADVERTISE FOR ANY OF THESE COMPANIES*

6. The r150f and r151f transmissions themselves (not the transfer cases) are based of the same Toyota R design, they just utilize different gearing.
The difference in strength is between the transfer cases, where the r151f uses a gear style design instead of the chain style that's used in the r150f. In turn makes the r151f as a complete setup (transmission and transfer case) stronger. Gear vs. Chain Driven transfer case





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If there is anything you would like to ad, please pm or post and be ready to have evidence of your addition. Also any new questions you would like to me to post here please let me know!

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Old Jun 7, 2012 | 08:45 PM
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Question, I recently heard Marlin talking to someone at a meet saying basically (paraphrased b/c I forget how he specifically said the following idea)

..people would be surprised of what the chain driven cases can withstand under anything but hardcore crawling. People have done dual chain driven, although it is always better to go geared to chain. You can run a chain driven case, in single configuration behind either an auto or the 5-speed, it's just you need to not get all lead foot happy.

Someone then mentioned it was said similarly on his forum somewhere. Might want to look it up or ask Robert or one of the people who've swapped a bunch what they specifically have used and abused?
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Old Jun 7, 2012 | 09:34 PM
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Good Idea, I will talk to robert to 100% confirm my answer. I also misspelled in the question . these late nights are killing me lol. Also added a gear vs chain transfer case link, to support the answer.

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Old Jun 8, 2012 | 05:47 PM
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Just to give you a couple of corrections to make on your Engine Specific List

3. Its the SC400 mounts that are the narrowest, not the LS400. The LS400 are too wide for the framerails.

6. Power steering. Both the SC400 (remote reservoir) and LS400 (pump mounted reservoir) will work and in fact the LS400 pump mounted reservoir is easier in that you can re-use a v6 truck's power steering lines. It also makes for a much cleaner install. However, if you run large tires and need hydro assist then the remote reservoir SC400 pump is what you want.
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Old Jun 8, 2012 | 10:34 PM
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Woot, thanks for the effort you put into doing this, man! You, RMA, Shaggy, you've really sold me on which throaty beast it is that I want in my rig, eventually! lol.

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Old Jun 30, 2012 | 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by ChefYota4x4
Woot, thanks for the effort you put into doing this, man! You, RMA, Shaggy, you've really sold me on which throaty beast it is that I want in my rig, eventually! lol.

Ditto! Great work here, I'm so jealous of you guys
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Old Jul 2, 2012 | 06:10 AM
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Here is a link to a great 1uz wiring thread. The OP may want to edit the first post with this link.


http://www.oldschool.co.nz/phpbb/vie...hp?f=2&t=29128
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Old Feb 18, 2013 | 12:04 PM
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Under engine spec he never answered 7-9, and trans spec 7 wasn't either.
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Old Sep 15, 2014 | 05:48 PM
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See below

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Old Sep 24, 2014 | 10:40 PM
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My friend will have weld in frame mounts available soon for SC400 brackets but for 89-95 pickup/90-95 4runner. Among other things like EGR block off plates
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Hopefully be able to chime in, soon!
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Old Dec 11, 2014 | 05:03 AM
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94 yota 1uz swap?

ok I have a couple questions. I ride around with a bunch of chevy guys. . . yea i know. . . but i want to be able to out run them and im stuck between a 3.4 swap and a 1uz. the 3.0 is doing fine but when and if she ever goes im going to do a swap and dont know which one to do any help?

i want as much power as i can with out having to switch to bigger axles and i want to keep my trans and driveline if possible

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Old Jan 21, 2015 | 11:59 AM
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Wanted to let you know that my company make some of the parts needed for this swap depending on your application.

1. We build motor mounts for 90 thru 95 trucks and 4runners which originally had the 3.0. These are mounts that bolt to the original 3.0 isolater pads so there all bolt on. I have run this application on IFS and SAS rigs.

2. We build aluminum radiators designed for these trucks with the 1uz

3. We build machined flywheels to fit the R150 to 1uz

4. We have bell housings

5. We are working on custom trans/transfer cross members.

6. Aluminum body mounts cut to fit by order

I am happy to help answer any questions as well so if you have questions feel free to post or pm me. Just remember that each rig is unique and how you build it is as equally unique.

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Old Jan 29, 2015 | 08:21 PM
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Toyman, does your company have a website or can you post prices? I'm looking into a 1uz swap in either my T100 or 2gen 4runner.
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website listed below

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This is still a work in progress, but we have a site up and running for those looking for SAS or 1UZ parts.

I look forward to seeing you all come and visit. Feel free to leave a comment for discussion on the " Lets talk about toys" section.
http://northwesttoysllc.com/
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Old Apr 27, 2020 | 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Rally Sauce
My friend will have weld in frame mounts available soon for SC400 brackets but for 89-95 pickup/90-95 4runner. Among other things like EGR block off plates

can he make mounts for an 86/87 pickup? Are there any available.... I have an 86 conquest ( class c camper on a 1ton chassis) looking to put a 1uz in it
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Old Apr 16, 2022 | 06:26 PM
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1986 Toyota 22re-t Extra Cab 2wd 1UZ v8 Swap

[QUOTE=85toyman;52249096]Wanted to let you know that my company make some of the parts needed for this swap depending on your application.

1. We build motor mounts for 90 thru 95 trucks and 4runners which originally had the 3.0. These are mounts that bolt to the original 3.0 isolater pads so there all bolt on. I have run this application on IFS and SAS rigs.

2. We build aluminum radiators designed for these trucks with the 1uz

3. We build machined flywheels to fit the R150 to 1uz

4. We have bell housings

5. We are working on custom trans/transfer cross members.

6. Aluminum body mounts cut to fit by order

I am happy to help answer any questions as well so if you have questions feel free to post or pm me. Just remember that each rig is unique and how you build it is as equally unique.[/QUOT



i looking for a guide to complete a 1UZ v8 swap into my 1986 Toyota 22re-t 2wd truck. Help please?

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