So, I need some help
Apr 25, 2005 | 03:40 PM
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So, I need some help
Ok well, I am new to trucks and everything, im very interested. Im 16, and I own a 87 yota pickup xtra cab 2.8 EFI. Is It worth putting money into the engine or am I going to even be able to get much hoarse power and torque from a 4-cyl. engine? Now this may be a totally moronic questio to all of you, but please help me out ! im here to learn! ha
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Apr 25, 2005 | 03:45 PM
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the 22re moves out pretty decnet, and they are tough engines! um i think you mean 2.4l... never heard of any 2.8l toyota engine..... check out www.lcengineering.com for performance parts.....
Apr 25, 2005 | 03:58 PM
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Yes, so I have herd they are tough engines, but is it worth putting money into it, and if so, where should I start? What should I do? Any cool things would be appriciated, Ive been surfing the net for days now trying to get ideas.
j/k header, freeflow exhaust and intake mods etc etc 
Apr 25, 2005 | 05:02 PM
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down with LC! go to engnbldr.com for your parts.
honestly with all the stuff ive done to mine, i could have put in a ford 302 for the same price with the same mpg and with twice the hp and tq.
if youre just looking to boost power and fun alittle, a pacesetter header is cheap and functional, conmbine it to a good free flowing exhuast, cam and intake mod and you'll notice the difference.
honestly with all the stuff ive done to mine, i could have put in a ford 302 for the same price with the same mpg and with twice the hp and tq.
if youre just looking to boost power and fun alittle, a pacesetter header is cheap and functional, conmbine it to a good free flowing exhuast, cam and intake mod and you'll notice the difference.
