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Toyota Quad Cam EFI into a GQ NISSAN PATROL - PLEASE HELP!!!

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Toyota Quad Cam EFI into a GQ NISSAN PATROL - PLEASE HELP!!!

Post by Allaboutfourbys »

PLEASE HELP ME!!!

I have purchased a quad cam toyota V8 EFI out of a Sora, i need some advice on fitting to a GQ Patrol,

Q. What G,box do i run will a GQ Manual/Auto work?

Q. What do i have to do to fit the G,box and motor?

Q.Has anyone ever done this befor.

Q. Are there adapter kits Avail?

I rang Marks Adapters and they have no idea , I rang Castlemain Rod Shop they have no idea.

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Post by mundy »

whilst it isnt a gq im sure you may b able to get sum ideas out of it http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/show ... ght=nisota my advice would b to send him a pm as he would have a better idea then many
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Post by tozook »

message bubs on here mate i think he has done one before
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Post by shakes »

shoulda done your homework! :oops: you brought a 1UZ or something like that? might have more luck if you knew the engine code
Q. What G,box do i run will a GQ Manual/Auto work?
if you can find/make an adaptor
Q. What do i have to do to fit the G,box and motor?
pull out your old one to start with, drop the new one in and see, then hope you can read wiring diagrams
Q.Has anyone ever done this before.
search, pretty sure it has
Q. Are there adapter kits Avail?
possibly
sorry for the vague post, I'm sure you'll get more helpfull ones BUT use the search :finger: and it'll unlock a world of reading on what people have done before!
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Post by turps »

Try these-
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=14935

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=23511

Got these out of the bible thread at the top of the thread list for Nissan.
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Post by gouldy »

DELLOW AUTO make an adaptor for the 5spd gq box to the toyota v8 quad cam engine, Check out ther web site. Hope this helps

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Post by Swerve »

Toyota engine in a Nissan, That is just criminal , like putting a holden engine in a ford.

Seriously good luck and I hope it hammers
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Post by bogged »

tozook wrote:message bubs on here mate i think he has done one before
Bubs did a few if I remember, there was a massive thread here on it.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... light=quad

fair wack of work and worse if you cant fabricate, and wire shit yourself.

Then if you want it registered, Engineering.. which is where you should start.

But wouldnt you ask all this before you rush out and buy the engine to see how hard/easy/if possible this conversion would be?
then go out and buy an engine suitable... from some of the questions, you sound like you dont know where to start.
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Post by hienuf »

Not trying to be a smartass, But why bother with a toyo engine in a gq?
You want v8 put a 5 litre or chevy in,been done a million times and cheap.

On a side note, Why dont gq owners put the 4.8 gu as a transplant??
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Post by MyGQ »

I would like to put a 4.8 into my GQ but i dunno if i could get it as a manual as all the 4.8's are auto's and i doubt there is a bellhousing that fits it out there without getting a custom made one.

I would rather a 5.7L or 6.2L Chevy engine in it than a Toyota engine, they are so fuel hungry compared to the 5.7L.
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Post by RN »

MyGQ wrote:I would like to put a 4.8 into my GQ but i dunno if i could get it as a manual as all the 4.8's are auto's and i doubt there is a bellhousing that fits it out there without getting a custom made one.

I would rather a 5.7L or 6.2L Chevy engine in it than a Toyota engine, they are so fuel hungry compared to the 5.7L.
you sure about that..my mate had a loan of a 4.8 and I recall it being a manual. Went like the clappers. :armsup: Was only in the vehicle on the one occassion and that was the recollection.

Maybe all the latest ones have been auto by choice
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Post by weeman »

MyGQ wrote:I would like to put a 4.8 into my GQ but i dunno if i could get it as a manual as all the 4.8's are auto's and i doubt there is a bellhousing that fits it out there without getting a custom made one.

I would rather a 5.7L or 6.2L Chevy engine in it than a Toyota engine, they are so fuel hungry compared to the 5.7L.
4.8 actually bolt up to GQ box's with petrol bell housings.

but to the guy that bought the soarer motor it will be shit in a GQ as they have hardly any torque in the motor for all the effort involved just do a chev if you want a v8.
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Post by chimpboy »

hienuf wrote:Not trying to be a smartass, But why bother with a toyo engine in a gq?
You want v8 put a 5 litre or chevy in,been done a million times and cheap.

On a side note, Why dont gq owners put the 4.8 gu as a transplant??
I'd like a 4.8 in my Maverick... but I reckon that when the day comes that I want to fork out enough money for that, I'll just get a GU.
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Post by bj on roids »

bubs has done a few, there is a couple running arounf brisbane that i know of, perhaps 4 or 5, the cheapest adapter by far is what i did, no need for custom shafts or anything, search my members thread...

bubs could probably copy my adapter for you for a few hundred, if you are prepared to wait a few weeks.
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Post by bogged »

weeman wrote:
MyGQ wrote:I would like to put a 4.8 into my GQ but i dunno if i could get it as a manual as all the 4.8's are auto's and i doubt there is a bellhousing that fits it out there without getting a custom made one.

I would rather a 5.7L or 6.2L Chevy engine in it than a Toyota engine, they are so fuel hungry compared to the 5.7L.
4.8 actually bolt up to GQ box's with petrol bell housings.

but to the guy that bought the soarer motor it will be shit in a GQ as they have hardly any torque in the motor for all the effort involved just do a chev if you want a v8.
I'd still go the VH45 before a chev.. Bubs said that the Soarer donk went well when he had done it...
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Post by TEAMRPM »

chimpboy wrote:
hienuf wrote:Not trying to be a smartass, But why bother with a toyo engine in a gq?
You want v8 put a 5 litre or chevy in,been done a million times and cheap.

On a side note, Why dont gq owners put the 4.8 gu as a transplant??
I'd like a 4.8 in my Maverick... but I reckon that when the day comes that I want to fork out enough money for that, I'll just get a GU.
now thats the shizz !

perfectly said.

but with less issues the GU 4.5 is an easier option.

the 4.8 needs box change and is a little more complicated. yes it can be done but its just more time involved. Buy a GU.. :D
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Post by zuffen »

I have 1UZ in front of a 4.2 manual transmision.

Made the adaptor myself (pretty easy) and currently working on a flywheel and clutch.

Last time I did a fuel consupmtion check I was using 17litres per hundred at 120kmh on a round trip Sydney/Canberra.

The engines go well, are cheap and just a that little bit more advanced than pushrod engines.
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Post by Tiny »

why not the nissan infinity V8 twin turbo the sucker, whos ya daddy has one, havnt seen it in the flech yet but pics and stories sound awsome
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Post by zuffen »

Why would you use one?

litre for litre dollar for dollar the lexus will eat it every day.

There is almost no aftermarket support for the V series.
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Post by Zac Zec »

How much power does this soarer v8 engine have. Hopefully heaps for the trouble.
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Post by bj on roids »

the 1uz has a lot more support, is cheaper and more readily available, there is also a couple of VH series types, they are a bit untested at the moment.
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Post by zuffen »

Out of the box any 1uZ has a minimum of (a genuine) 230hp and up to 260hp.

300hp is pretty easy to find and they rev until tomorrow.

Check this link for how they sound when Guts drives one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQbe4gX6H6Y

His engine is a standard Soarer engine out of a wreck.
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