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easiest conversion

Post by hi_luxmad »

what is the easiest engine conversion to do in a hilux?
ive currenty got the 4y and want something with more power and fuel injection without spending heaps of money.
i did have a 1ggte lined up for 500 but the bloke decided to give it to someone else.

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Post by Struth »

Converting to Christianity would probably be easier for you to do than converting a Hi Lux engine configuration.

I nearly converted last week but the mormon I had lined up fell through :D


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Post by hiluxmad »

no engine conversion will be "easy"
common ones at the moment are:
3RZ good results using factory parts good economy and power.
Commo V6 good power economy not so good conversion kits = $$$$
V8 toyota / Lexus good power excellent motor conversion kits = $$$$
Holden V8 good common conversion cheapish motors lots of go fast bits
other motors like 1G etc have been done and the motors can be had quite cheap from importers etc.
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Post by hi_luxmad »

Struth wrote:Converting to Christianity would probably be easier for you to do than converting a Hi Lux engine configuration.

I nearly converted last week but the mormon I had lined up fell through :D


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maybe you should convert to no being on drugs?
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Post by hi_luxmad »

hiluxmad wrote:no engine conversion will be "easy"
common ones at the moment are:
3RZ good results using factory parts good economy and power.
Commo V6 good power economy not so good conversion kits = $$$$
V8 toyota / Lexus good power excellent motor conversion kits = $$$$
Holden V8 good common conversion cheapish motors lots of go fast bits
other motors like 1G etc have been done and the motors can be had quite cheap from importers etc.
my 2c
im not real keen on the commo v6 because of the fuel factor
i really wanted to do the 1g but the dirtbag decided to give it to he's brother in law.so angry.

i just looked at 1and 2j's and 1g's and they seem like a good price for motor and box($1100)

does anyone know how much the transfer adapter is?

apparently the 1g also bolts up to hilux engine mounts so really only need to do the wiring.

how does the power steering adapt to the lux power steer box though?
thanks
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Post by craz3d »

hi_luxmad wrote:
hiluxmad wrote:no engine conversion will be "easy"
common ones at the moment are:
3RZ good results using factory parts good economy and power.
Commo V6 good power economy not so good conversion kits = $$$$
V8 toyota / Lexus good power excellent motor conversion kits = $$$$
Holden V8 good common conversion cheapish motors lots of go fast bits
other motors like 1G etc have been done and the motors can be had quite cheap from importers etc.
my 2c
im not real keen on the commo v6 because of the fuel factor
i really wanted to do the 1g but the dirtbag decided to give it to he's brother in law.so angry.

i just looked at 1and 2j's and 1g's and they seem like a good price for motor and box($1100)

does anyone know how much the transfer adapter is?

apparently the 1g also bolts up to hilux engine mounts so really only need to do the wiring.

how does the power steering adapt to the lux power steer box though?
thanks
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Post by Struth »

hi_luxmad wrote:
Struth wrote:Converting to Christianity would probably be easier for you to do than converting a Hi Lux engine configuration.

I nearly converted last week but the mormon I had lined up fell through :D


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Post by Struth »

hi_luxmad wrote:
hiluxmad wrote:no engine conversion will be "easy"
common ones at the moment are:
3RZ good results using factory parts good economy and power.
Commo V6 good power economy not so good conversion kits = $$$$
V8 toyota / Lexus good power excellent motor conversion kits = $$$$
Holden V8 good common conversion cheapish motors lots of go fast bits
other motors like 1G etc have been done and the motors can be had quite cheap from importers etc.
my 2c
I'm not real keen on the commo v6 because of the fuel factor.
I really wanted to do the 1g but the dirtbag decided to give it to he's brother in law. I am so angry.

I just looked at 1 and 2j's and 1g's and they seem like a good price for the motor and box($1100).

Does anyone know how much the transfer adapter is?

Apparently the 1g also bolts up to hilux engine mounts so you really only need to do the wiring.

How does the power steering adapt to the lux power steer box though?
Thanks.
There you go, aside from the silly BS you wrote that looks a little more like a man wrote it now, not some dumb punk kid.
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Post by hi_luxmad »

you sure do have some time on your hands buddy


would a 7m fit in a lux?
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Post by Struth »

hi_luxmad wrote:You sure do have some time on your hands buddy.


Would a 7m fit in a lux?



Being a self funded and rich retiree will do that for you ;)
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Post by coopster »

i dont know where this all come from im lost now it started with a motor conversion and end in retired self funder
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Post by Struth »

Don't worry it should get better once school holidays finish :D
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Post by hiluxmad »

i was here first :P
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Post by macca81 »

give the kid a break struth, he has been pretty good since he stopped having all those buttfests with his teal slacks...

he is trying... very trying ;)
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Post by Struth »

macca81 wrote:give the kid a break struth, he has been pretty good since he stopped having all those buttfests with his teal slacks...

he is trying... very trying ;)
Yeh I guess, he did become the forums biggest seller of highly modified and sucessful 4WDs pretty quickly too and he has his fingers in so many pies that I lost count, all this since changing username and dumping his last lot of dickhead mates too.

Pretty impressive turnaround really :D
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Post by hi_luxmad »

im just trying to contribute mate im not trying to start a fight.
All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.

i will be buying a cresida hopefully in the next few days so i might put a guide to doing the swap up.
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Post by johnsy86 »

hi_luxmad wrote:im just trying to contribute mate im not trying to start a fight.
All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.

i will be buying a cresida hopefully in the next few days so i might put a guide to doing the swap up.
unlike everyone who has done conversions and come up with the 3rz as easiest conversion, u must kno something that no one else knows, oh and if u go 7m buy a few spare heads and head gaskets lol
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Post by RAY185 »

hi_luxmad wrote: All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.
Would you mind explaining how you came to that conclusion?

Perhaps a list of possible engine swaps (that you have considered) in order of ease so we can see what you're comparing it with?
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Post by Struth »

hi_luxmad wrote:im just trying to contribute mate im not trying to start a fight.
All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.

i will be buying a cresida hopefully in the next few days so i might put a guide to doing the swap up.
You haven't got a fight with me, I have until this thread resisted the urge to shit talk to you, but you have so many shit talking threads going on at once that even my patience with your sort was worn thin. I will not contribute to any other threads you start, so feel free to bullshit on as much as you like.


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Post by 0401blakos »

then y do u keep replying?y dont u just laugh and turn the page.didnt ur mum ever tell u to ignore people and they will go away?pfft keyboard warriors.
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Post by Z()LTAN »

lol u hilux people are funny...
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Post by Struth »

0401blakos wrote:then y do u keep replying?y dont u just laugh and turn the page.didnt ur mum ever tell u to ignore people and they will go away?pfft keyboard warriors.
Wot U tryin 2 sA, dat I not as smart as ur, y don u use reel words :finger:
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Post by hi_luxmad »

RAY185 wrote:
hi_luxmad wrote: All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.
Would you mind explaining how you came to that conclusion?

Perhaps a list of possible engine swaps (that you have considered) in order of ease so we can see what you're comparing it with?
i was comparing it to the commodore v6 conversion,1uz,holden v8.
i think its the easiest because the engine mounts from the 5m bolt straight on and you can buy these from any auto parts store.
apparently the bellhousing fits the g52 box if you drill 1 hole.
i will be keeping the auto box behind the 7m as i think its stronger than the g52.
all i need to purchase really is the adapter from gearbox to transfer case.


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Post by 98lux »

Struth wrote:
hi_luxmad wrote:im just trying to contribute mate im not trying to start a fight.
All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.

i will be buying a cresida hopefully in the next few days so i might put a guide to doing the swap up.
You haven't got a fight with me, I have until this thread resisted the urge to shit talk to you, but you have so many shit talking threads going on at once that even my patience with your sort has worn thin. I will not contribute to any other threads you start, so feel free to bullshit on as much as you like.
Fixed for you. :finger: :D
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Post by Struth »

98lux wrote:
Struth wrote:
hi_luxmad wrote:im just trying to contribute mate im not trying to start a fight.
All i want to know is what is the easiest engine conversion for a hilux and ive come to the conclusion that its a 5,6 or 7M motor.

i will be buying a cresida hopefully in the next few days so i might put a guide to doing the swap up.
You haven't got a fight with me, I have until this thread resisted the urge to shit talk to you, but you have so many shit talking threads going on at once that even my patience with your sort has worn thin. I will not contribute to any other threads you start, so feel free to bullshit on as much as you like.
Fixed for you. :finger: :D
Yes, yes, that makes better sense :finger: :finger:
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Post by Struth »

hi_luxmad wrote: STRUTH-
What bullshit have I said in here that offended you so much?

The basic premise you put forward that suggests you have any real world knowledge of what you speak about coupled with the suggestion you make that you will actually do anything to a 4WD that is beneficial to that 4WD :roll:
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Post by macca81 »

Struth wrote:
hi_luxmad wrote: STRUTH-
What bullshit have I said in here that offended you so much?

The basic premise you put forward that suggests you have any real world knowledge of what you speak about, coupled with the suggestion you make that you will actually do anything to a 4WD that is beneficial to that 4WD :roll:
I know what you're trying to say, but your sentence just does not read right...
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Post by Struth »

macca81 wrote:
Struth wrote:
hi_luxmad wrote: STRUTH-
What bullshit have I said in here that offended you so much?

You crap on as though you know what you are talking about and I seriuosly doubt you have the ability to do any useful modifications to a 4WD :roll:
I know what you're trying to say, but your sentence just does not read right...
Is that simple enough for you now :finger:
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Post by hi_luxmad »

Yes you are 100% correct Struth.
You in fact ARE god's gift to 4x4.
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Post by macca81 »

Struth wrote:
macca81 wrote:
Struth wrote:
hi_luxmad wrote: STRUTH-
What bullshit have I said in here that offended you so much?

You crap on as though you know what you are talking about and I seriuosly doubt you have the ability to do any useful modifications to a 4WD :roll:
I know what you're trying to say, but your sentence just does not read right...
Is that simple enough for you now :finger:
that reads much better, and with the meaning i had suspected!
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