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Possibilitys For 4Wd Hilux Engine Conversions

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HI, i know this is a Rolla site, but me and my mates got more Toyotas than we can poke a stick at... Got a 4wd 1998 Hilux with 3L (aftermarket Safari Turbo) Diesel.

PLENTY of torque ;) not having a great deal of luck after 3rd rebuild.... Ouch!

WHat else from the Turbo Diesel 4cyl family is an easy conversion (4wd still needs to work!)

Proven, is what i need to know, not throwing $ at maybes

cheers

"L" Diesel's were shit, your better off with 1KZ turbo engine. they were in the 92-> surf's. havent see one break yet and i think they bolt up to ya g/box

all done with a 1KZ hi-lux engine

all done with a 1KZ hi-lux engine

The new hiluxs run a 1KD or 2KDFTV engine, both of which are common rail diesels and believe they also have variable geometry turbochargers on them. 1KZ engine were from the earlier model Hilux which were the older type Electronic distributor pump type diesels, they are still a good strong motor, I once heard of them being call the 2jz of the diesel world lol

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I know of a place that does 1uz into surf conversions here in brisbane,

 

Seen and know 2 guy s with turbo 2j hilux's, if it's 4wd there is endless possibilities mate, unless you want something that'll bolt straight in

1UZ /endthread

 

 

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