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V8 into an 84 4runner

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V8 into an 84 4runner

Post by 4runner2.8 »

hi a mate of mine want to put a v8 into his 1984 4runner, he is thinking a Holden 253 or similar, is this a straight forward conversion and easily engineered? Or are emission laws going to give him grief? The old 2.4 diesel died so he needs to do something soon.

Any help would be good guys
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Post by badger »

sif waste time with a 253

308
commo 6
1uz
or supra 6 all better options
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Post by MissDrew »

A 253 is better then a stuffed 2.4.

Would need straight gas unless you can get a motor that is from 84 or newer. Other then that fairly straight forward.
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Post by badger »

ill sell u a 2.4 that isnt stuffed lol

just saying if it were me an i was to pay for adaptor plates / bleehousings etc id spens a little more on the motor and get something more worthwile in the end for not alot mor outlay
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Post by 4runner2.8 »

thanks for the help guys, so as far as the emission laws go he will have to get a motor that was built in 1984 or newer?
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Post by MissDrew »

Yes.

Or that was/is a 2.4 on ebay ATM when I seen it a day or 2 ago it was only at $300.
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Post by badger »

ill sell my 22r for 300 :P

its even out of the car n waiting
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Post by Outer Limits Hilux »

I'LL BUT YOUR 22R, WHAT SIZE IS IT, IS IT DIESEL OR PETROL
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

Outer Limits Hilux wrote:I'LL BUT YOUR 22R, WHAT SIZE IS IT, IS IT DIESEL OR PETROL
By designation a 22R is a 2.4l Petrol Carby Motor...
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Post by longlux »

You would be better off with a V6 commodore motor
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Post by v840 »

Has he thought about a 1UZ-FE? Great engine, strong as, same economy as the commo V6. cheeeeeeep!
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