![]() 04/04/2017 at 13:33 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
I mean, sure a drag build 86 isn’t unheard of. Its the engine swap thats perplexing
Its an 1800 hp 1FZ-FE. I.e. Toyota Land Cruiser I6. its massively heavy but known to make reliable power when built up. Still...weird.
It doesn’t like to rev, but I guess if you build it out a little and de-stroke it to 4 liters it packs a pretty healthy punch.
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I read the title and tried to mentally list engines it would be surprising to have and this didn’t make the list.
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too expected, or too out of left field.
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I want to do something like this, but with a hot rod and a build 4.0 AMC. There’s something very cool about V8 sized straight sixes.
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They are cool choices, but strange.
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I mean good luck getting the AMC 4.0 to like being above 5000 rpm...
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That someone fit an engine that tall in a bay intended for a boxer four boggles the mind.
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exactly, for how tall a block it is an long...its crazy.
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Yeah realistically that’d be a job for a Stroker M30B35, the 4.0 belongs in my friends’ Jeeps, lumbering up ludicrous inclines at 2k RPM
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Too expected. I see so many dragsters with Land Cruiser I6's. /s
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Thats what I was thinking. Though the bore on these engines are pretty close (98.4 vs 100 mm) if you de-stroked it down to 3.8-3.5 liters you could probably get some speed out of it. I think the non-crossflow head and pushrod valvetrain would give you the most troubles.
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It’s a lot easier when ground clearance isn’t an issue,I bet the pan is like a 1/2 inch is the ground
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I think Titan motorsports even lists something very similar on their site.
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I’ve seen that one before, its been up for a WHILE
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...huh. My truck is so god damn slow, I can’t imagine driving one and thinking ‘yeah, this is the engine I need to drag race.’ But hey, if it’ll take the power I’m not arguing.
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The block and general layout is so stout that you can literally just chuck boost at it and it will hold up. Not particularly sexy until you build it up.
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ITS YUUUUUUUGE
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Just keep adding bigger and bigger turbos until you get where you want to be. That’s a pretty good way to do business.
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I thought when you said that you didnt see it coming, you were making a joke about the blacked out headlights and not being able to see anything because of it.
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I’ve wanted to put one of those 4.2L I6s out of an Chevy Trailblazer or GMC Envoy into something old and American - maybe a ‘53 Chevy or a box Nova? - for a long time now.
That’s dumb, though. Very dumb. Your idea is better.
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Maybe if I get REALLY lucky some day, my wallet will catch up with my ideas. Until then? There is Oppo.
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It’s not the bottom end of them that offers the challenge, like you said it is the valve train. I’ve always wanted to undersize a turbo for a 4.0 and see the low end torque I could get out of it.
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But the 1FZ is dimensionally within an inch or two of a 5.9 Cummins... With the turbo on the Cummins.