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1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 12:27 am
by turbo-boi
Hi people i was just wondering if any one knew any thing about the bolt pattern on the back of a 1vd-ftv turbo diesel V8. im wishing to get a adapter plate made to go onto a 1hz gearbox in a 105 series

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 1:08 am
by hulsty
No point the 1hz box is shithouse, use a h150/151

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 11:38 am
by badger
Why not use the box from the car the motor came out of? Its a H15# and already has the correct bellhousing
The R series box in your car will not last very long with a 1vd attached to it

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2011 7:31 pm
by turbo-boi
thanx mate

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 12:24 pm
by thrashlux
turbo-boi wrote:thanx mate
be careful
lots to do not just a matter of bolting the engine in
better off buying a whole package
1vd is no more powerfull than 100 series 1hdfte
as you will be using the ute version not the twin turbo version
u r dreaming if you think you will put the 200 series version in

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 3:25 pm
by SimonInAustralia
thrashlux wrote:
turbo-boi wrote:as you will be using the ute version not the twin turbo version
u r dreaming if you think you will put the 200 series version in
I was wondering about that, not that I could afford it anytime soon.

What would be the issues, too many sensors and other integrated electronics to deal with?

Could you put in the 200 series twin turbo V8 along with the matching auto?

No way to make it work with a manual?

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:13 pm
by thrashlux
SimonInAustralia wrote:
thrashlux wrote:
turbo-boi wrote:as you will be using the ute version not the twin turbo version
u r dreaming if you think you will put the 200 series version in
I was wondering about that, not that I could afford it anytime soon.

What would be the issues, too many sensors and other integrated electronics to deal with?

Could you put in the 200 series twin turbo V8 along with the matching auto?

No way to make it work with a manual?
yeah basically everything is very intergrated with everything else
auto and engine body ecu's
you would have a better chance with running the auto
ute ones are easy tottally different kettle of fish even easier wiring wise than 100 series


physically
trouble is the front shaft comes out the wrongs side as in the pass side and runs thru the sump
rear shaft comes out the center like a hilux
for me it just became unviable concidering the ease of the 1hdfte conversions basically 1hdfte = ute v8
then if you want more just get a duramax v8 its the same dollars as a toyo tt v8 but with a lot more go and heaps of aftermarket suport with tuning etc
jury is still out on the longevity of piezo injectors as well at 1000 bucks each one thats 8000 bucks for a set of injectors
all :( :(

Re: 1vd-ftv bolt pattern

Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 10:42 pm
by ferrit
considering strapping a snail onto the side of a 1HZ can detonate the R151F box without much effort, i recon it would be hilarious to see how long box lasted behind a 1VD-FTV! :armsup:

The 1VD-FTV H150F box is different to the 1HD-FTE H150F too, longer input shaft and different internals.