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D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 4:09 am
by highersurf
Hi just wondering if anyone has done a d4d conversion into earlier Hilux I'm looking at doing I full resto and thought this would be a great conversion as I'm not sparing any expense on it. Thoughts?
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Sun Jul 11, 2010 9:53 pm
by ferrit
From my experience, back it off a generation and cram in a 1KZ-TE motor- I wedged one into my LN106, and its not that hard.
The differnence between a 1KZ and a 1KD (the D4D motor) is that the 1KZ has one ecu with 70 odd wires, and the D4D has THREE ECU's with about 250 wires!
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:20 am
by bansheebuzz
if money is no issue then go d4d, i have owned vehicles with 1kz and 1kd(d4d) engines and the d4d is far better in power, torque and economy.
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 8:29 am
by killalux
I say go for it, Hardest part will be the electronics. But will be possible. i would suggest buying either a complete wreck, or make sure you get all the wiring from the car, aswell as igniton barell, immobiliser module, etc.
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 11:12 am
by slosh
There was a shorty Cruiser posted up on here a while ago that had a 1KD motor modded with a manual fuel pump (from 1KZT ?) with a new turbo (standard 1KDFTV has variable turbo needing electronics). So it was non common rail 4 valve 3.0L turbo diesel, less power and economy but no electronics.
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:30 pm
by bj on roids
Anyone got a link to the shorty with the 1KD in it? Sounds cool as!
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 7:14 pm
by killalux
slosh wrote:There was a shorty Cruiser posted up on here a while ago that had a 1KD motor modded with a manual fuel pump (from 1KZT ?) with a new turbo (standard 1KDFTV has variable turbo needing electronics). So it was non common rail 4 valve 3.0L turbo diesel, less power and economy but no electronics.
Doing that you loose all the advantages of the variable turbo and common rail though. And i would think it would be cheaper to get the electronics sorted than change pump and turbo.
Steve
Re: D4d conversion into ln65 dual cab
Posted: Mon Jul 12, 2010 7:50 pm
by slosh
bj on roids wrote:Anyone got a link to the shorty with the 1KD in it? Sounds cool as!
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