Samman88;60448 wroteThanks for the info
@Vee_Que and
@penta242gt. I have been doing a bunch of research and it looks as if my current setup will be unengineerable as it sits anyway. I think I'll just hope for the best for now and not do anything to get pulled over - benefit of driving a 245 right there.
In fact, it is alot easier to engineer an entire engine conversion (as long as that engine is reasonably stock) than it is to engineer minor mods on the original engine (another pro for the 1uz route)
As I have found in the past (getting my friends' patrols' 5" suspension lift engineered) it really helps to know a guy who knows a guy.
Hey
@penta242gt with your 16v was there a reason you didn't use the b234 pistons?
In other news, thanks to a day with
@DCW242 and a handy 242GT in the pickaparts I now have all the bits for a flat-hood single round conversion except the headlights and backing mounts for them! The pickaparts wanted $50 each and they were all cracked up so I may get some off
@Angus242164 or whoever has any!
Im sure its not easier... Its effectively the same thing if you upright mount the motor as it is what you Do on a new motor... But to run an aftermarket computer on a 1uz is no different, so you're going to stop where you are wit this motor or keep going, then spend even more money to put a less powerful and more expensive to make over 200kws motor in?
No invite to the wreckers? Aw man, im not far from it either! Berry will have the parts you need too, and for not much.
You don't use b234 pistons as they aren't that strong. Literally NO ONE uses them for turbo applications. source a 16v motor?