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toyota v8 turbo diesel into an hj47...whats involved,can it be done?
hi. I'm new around here (the Forum). I've recently bought a HJ47 and have had a passing idea to fit the Chev 6.5 turbo diesel myself (the minister for war and finance may take a little more convincing ) but marks adapters make a full kit to fit these bamf right under the bonnet of these beasties and will mate straight to the oem gear box. 4 or 5 speed! I would guess, because it was one of the first things I had thought of being a mechanic, that disks on all 4 corners would be a good idea. other than that I can't really say (yet lol) good luck with it and I'd really like to see some pics if it goes ahead.
Oh, and I totally think it can and Should be done!!!
Oh, and I totally think it can and Should be done!!!
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At an educated guess i would say NO
Toyota had to widen the chassis on the new 70's to fit the v8. So it probably won't fit in a 40. I recall the thread on the 105 conversion, however the 105 chassis is quite wide.
Toyota had to widen the chassis on the new 70's to fit the v8. So it probably won't fit in a 40. I recall the thread on the 105 conversion, however the 105 chassis is quite wide.
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this would be off its head. i would imagine they would fit. the v8 diesel cant be much wider the a holden 308. but the amount of bs u would have to do to hook it up. u would need a wreck to get all the wiring. i think u need some dashboard parts aswell with the later electronicallly injected diesels. i would just go 6.5 chev. much easier mechanically injected no wires!.
I have a non turbo in my 60 series, the motor isnt all that big.
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Heres the onepinkfloyddsotm wrote:theirs a guy on here who's put one in his 100 series, cant remember the thread title but im sure someone will find it,
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sorryrockcrawler31 wrote:Bringing clarity back and bringing a thread back on topicTiny wrote:half of you are talking about a chev, the rest are talking about the toyo unit...... the OP asked about the toyo unit, we all know a chev one will fit
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Don't give up on the idea. A lot can be done with time, forethought and money. Go to a toyo dealership and do some measuring on a new car. or find a rental and do same.Moose-45 wrote: My bad, I just saw V8 diesel and ran with what I'd been thinking of doing. As to the 'yota mota I don't know. I just wanted something rediculous under the bonnet for the ever enjoyable "quiet Sunday drives with the family". To bad we cant all fit in the ute, I guess I'll just have to go alone
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