September 3, 200719 yr comment_195466 4agze in a hilux can it be done who, where thanks Edited September 3, 200719 yr by smeak123 Report
September 3, 200719 yr comment_195470 Of course it can be done, Anything is possible but is it practical ? 4wd or 2wd ? Report
September 3, 200719 yr comment_195484 I'm going to assume its a pre-83 2wd hilux with a Y-series engine, but regardless, a 4A is not the road you wanna go down mate. Not enough torque, all custom to install. Go for an R-series from an 80's celica... ANY R motor will do.... just use the xmember from a later model 'lux and its a bolt in job. Report
September 3, 200719 yr comment_195490 What he said. 4as want a really light vehicle, even stock gzes. Report
September 3, 200719 yr comment_195520 3.8 v6 holden makes a very nice conversion adaptor plates avaliable off the shelf. Report
September 3, 200719 yr comment_195526 hell... its a ladder-chassis vehicle... much easier to engineer any number of rediculous engines... 7.2litre F-series diesel anyone? :D Report
September 3, 200719 yr comment_195586 3S GTE will bolt up to the Y series bell housing :D Jordan Report
September 4, 200719 yr comment_195669 REALLY??? If that's true then 3S-GE and 3S-GTE RWD conversions just became a lot easier!!! Report
September 5, 200719 yr comment_195957 why would you want a 4agze in a lux? go the commo 3.8, or if you are skilled try retrofitting a twin cam 2.7l 4 cyl (insert engine model here). Just my 2-bob. Report
September 5, 200719 yr comment_195978 why would you want a 4agze in a lux? go the commo 3.8, or if you are skilled try retrofitting a twin cam 2.7l 4 cyl (insert engine model here). Just my 2-bob. 3RZ-FE. Report
September 5, 200719 yr comment_196013 Why not a 1g motor? cheap as chips! http://www.sssautomotive.com.au/Engines/toyota.htm Report
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