I just bought myself a 1978 Dyna (no its not a type its 1978). it has the 5R 2.0litre petrol motor and a 5 spd gearbox running a PTO tipper.
I want to swap the motor over as its painfully slow when its loaded but need to keep the gearbox and PTO for the tipper. Whats the easiest/cheapest "best bang for buck" engine swap. I dont want a race truck I just want to be able to sit on 100km/hr.
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Toyota Dyna Questions
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Just put a holden v6 in a dyna motor home..Purchased bell housing from castlemaine rod shop ..Bolted straight to the original 5 speed..All good exept diff ratios currently running 5.8 diff...Vehicle goes like the clappers but uses more juice than a 747..@ 100k doing about 4 thousand rev.... Need a 4.1 to 4.3 ratio Some advice would be muchly appreciated cheers
What year model dyna? what motor did it have originally?denzar wrote:Just put a holden v6 in a dyna motor home..Purchased bell housing from castlemaine rod shop ..Bolted straight to the original 5 speed..All good exept diff ratios currently running 5.8 diff...Vehicle goes like the clappers but uses more juice than a 747..@ 100k doing about 4 thousand rev.... Need a 4.1 to 4.3 ratio Some advice would be muchly appreciated cheers
A 13bt (3ltr TD from a dyna or coaster)would be the pick u need to see if u can find a suitable bellhousing and also maybe put some different ratio diffs in
would use very little fuel and be well suited as it is a simple engine and a truck engine
otherwise a 3rz if you want to keep it petrol and cheap
a holden straight six is the worst idea u would need to have a 44 in the tipper to keep the fuel up to it
would use very little fuel and be well suited as it is a simple engine and a truck engine
otherwise a 3rz if you want to keep it petrol and cheap
a holden straight six is the worst idea u would need to have a 44 in the tipper to keep the fuel up to it
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This is the best advise ive seen so far id look about for a 13b or 13btthrashlux wrote:A 13bt (3ltr TD from a dyna or coaster)would be the pick u need to see if u can find a suitable bellhousing and also maybe put some different ratio diffs in
would use very little fuel and be well suited as it is a simple engine and a truck engine
otherwise a 3rz if you want to keep it petrol and cheap
a holden straight six is the worst idea u would need to have a 44 in the tipper to keep the fuel up to it
I have a 13b and dyna 5 speed here in an 85 dyna engin is recoed and has only done 1000k's the box has only got 140K on it it will all be up for sale once i get time to part the old dyna out .
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