Toyota 22r Vs Nissan Z24

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The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

i found a pretty much junked '88 Hardbody, but it "runs". havent looked at it yet. the thing is, i'm toying around with ideas for engine swaps. i'm leaning either towards a mid-80s Nissan engine/tranny or a Toyota 20 or 22r engine/tranny to swap into a car.

With the choices of 2.3L Ford, the 22RE Toyota, and Z24 Nissan motor what would everyone choose? I went to several junk yards looking for axles, engines and front spindles.

Re: swapping in a 22R Post by kickinindian Tue Feb 01, 2011 12:30 am i think its only smog but if i cant any ways to give some oomph to the z24? just did the vac lines and gonna buy a K&N anything else that i could do?

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The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

All 22R and RE's from 1985 up are the same, and will NOT interchange with the pre-1985 22R and RE's. The "E" denotes EFI, so a post '85 could be an R or RE depending on whether it was carbed of injected. The pre-85 EFI is different than the '85+, and won't interchange. Also, 22R's were available with carburetors until the early '90's.

so its fact that toyotas are superior trucks to all others. indestructible 22r/re, strong axles, built well, very durable. but whats the difference between ifs 4cyl yota pickups and same year 4cyl nissans? i hear the axles are very similar and their both jap trucks. why arent ifs nissans up till.

i found a pretty much junked '88 Hardbody, but it "runs". havent looked at it yet. the thing is, i'm toying around with ideas for engine swaps. i'm leaning either towards a mid-80s Nissan engine/tranny or a Toyota 20 or 22r engine/tranny to swap into a car.

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so its fact that toyotas are superior trucks to all others. indestructible 22r/re, strong axles, built well, very durable. but whats the difference between ifs 4cyl yota pickups and same year 4cyl nissans? i hear the axles are very similar and their both jap trucks. why arent ifs nissans up till.

Re: swapping in a 22R Post by kickinindian Tue Feb 01, 2011 12:30 am i think its only smog but if i cant any ways to give some oomph to the z24? just did the vac lines and gonna buy a K&N anything else that i could do?

The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

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Re: swapping in a 22R Post by kickinindian Tue Feb 01, 2011 12:30 am i think its only smog but if i cant any ways to give some oomph to the z24? just did the vac lines and gonna buy a K&N anything else that i could do?

All 22R and RE's from 1985 up are the same, and will NOT interchange with the pre-1985 22R and RE's. The "E" denotes EFI, so a post '85 could be an R or RE depending on whether it was carbed of injected. The pre-85 EFI is different than the '85+, and won't interchange. Also, 22R's were available with carburetors until the early '90's.

Have experience with a carbed '86 Yota pickup, '93 Yota fuel injected, '88 Hardbody with the Z24 and '97 Hardbody with the KA24. Havent put too many miles on any of them, but these are some things i've noticed: 22R/RE: Easy to work on, basically bullet proof.

so its fact that toyotas are superior trucks to all others. indestructible 22r/re, strong axles, built well, very durable. but whats the difference between ifs 4cyl yota pickups and same year 4cyl nissans? i hear the axles are very similar and their both jap trucks. why arent ifs nissans up till.

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Nissan z24 vs Toyota r22 Nissan 4x4 hardbody d21 offroad 121 subscribers 23 6.5K views 3 years ago.

Hi All-- Can you all shake out some of those facts you have stored up and give me a comparison, as far as quality, power, endurance, fuel efficiency, etc. between a 22r/22re and the 4 cyl Nissan with the eight plugs? Also the availability/cost of rebuilds? Also the 5 spd v. Toy 4 spd trannys? and the proneness of the earlier Nissan (1984) chassis v. Toy to rust? Thanks!

The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

With the choices of 2.3L Ford, the 22RE Toyota, and Z24 Nissan motor what would everyone choose? I went to several junk yards looking for axles, engines and front spindles.

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The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

With the choices of 2.3L Ford, the 22RE Toyota, and Z24 Nissan motor what would everyone choose? I went to several junk yards looking for axles, engines and front spindles.

Have experience with a carbed '86 Yota pickup, '93 Yota fuel injected, '88 Hardbody with the Z24 and '97 Hardbody with the KA24. Havent put too many miles on any of them, but these are some things i've noticed: 22R/RE: Easy to work on, basically bullet proof.

i found a pretty much junked '88 Hardbody, but it "runs". havent looked at it yet. the thing is, i'm toying around with ideas for engine swaps. i'm leaning either towards a mid-80s Nissan engine/tranny or a Toyota 20 or 22r engine/tranny to swap into a car.

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The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

Hi All-- Can you all shake out some of those facts you have stored up and give me a comparison, as far as quality, power, endurance, fuel efficiency, etc. between a 22r/22re and the 4 cyl Nissan with the eight plugs? Also the availability/cost of rebuilds? Also the 5 spd v. Toy 4 spd trannys? and the proneness of the earlier Nissan (1984) chassis v. Toy to rust? Thanks!

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All 22R and RE's from 1985 up are the same, and will NOT interchange with the pre-1985 22R and RE's. The "E" denotes EFI, so a post '85 could be an R or RE depending on whether it was carbed of injected. The pre-85 EFI is different than the '85+, and won't interchange. Also, 22R's were available with carburetors until the early '90's.

With the choices of 2.3L Ford, the 22RE Toyota, and Z24 Nissan motor what would everyone choose? I went to several junk yards looking for axles, engines and front spindles.

All 22R and RE's from 1985 up are the same, and will NOT interchange with the pre-1985 22R and RE's. The "E" denotes EFI, so a post '85 could be an R or RE depending on whether it was carbed of injected. The pre-85 EFI is different than the '85+, and won't interchange. Also, 22R's were available with carburetors until the early '90's.

The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

Hi All-- Can you all shake out some of those facts you have stored up and give me a comparison, as far as quality, power, endurance, fuel efficiency, etc. between a 22r/22re and the 4 cyl Nissan with the eight plugs? Also the availability/cost of rebuilds? Also the 5 spd v. Toy 4 spd trannys? and the proneness of the earlier Nissan (1984) chassis v. Toy to rust? Thanks!

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Nissan z24 vs Toyota r22 Nissan 4x4 hardbody d21 offroad 121 subscribers 23 6.5K views 3 years ago.

Have experience with a carbed '86 Yota pickup, '93 Yota fuel injected, '88 Hardbody with the Z24 and '97 Hardbody with the KA24. Havent put too many miles on any of them, but these are some things i've noticed: 22R/RE: Easy to work on, basically bullet proof.

Hi All-- Can you all shake out some of those facts you have stored up and give me a comparison, as far as quality, power, endurance, fuel efficiency, etc. between a 22r/22re and the 4 cyl Nissan with the eight plugs? Also the availability/cost of rebuilds? Also the 5 spd v. Toy 4 spd trannys? and the proneness of the earlier Nissan (1984) chassis v. Toy to rust? Thanks!

The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

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With the choices of 2.3L Ford, the 22RE Toyota, and Z24 Nissan motor what would everyone choose? I went to several junk yards looking for axles, engines and front spindles.

Nissan z24 vs Toyota r22 Nissan 4x4 hardbody d21 offroad 121 subscribers 23 6.5K views 3 years ago.

so its fact that toyotas are superior trucks to all others. indestructible 22r/re, strong axles, built well, very durable. but whats the difference between ifs 4cyl yota pickups and same year 4cyl nissans? i hear the axles are very similar and their both jap trucks. why arent ifs nissans up till.

The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

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i found a pretty much junked '88 Hardbody, but it "runs". havent looked at it yet. the thing is, i'm toying around with ideas for engine swaps. i'm leaning either towards a mid-80s Nissan engine/tranny or a Toyota 20 or 22r engine/tranny to swap into a car.

Nissan z24 vs Toyota r22 Nissan 4x4 hardbody d21 offroad 121 subscribers 23 6.5K views 3 years ago.

The 22R/E is arguably the best motor that Toyota has ever built. Yes, even more so than the 2JZ. We stock replacement parts all day everyday for the Truck/4Runner of those years, and there's a good reason for that.

Hi All-- Can you all shake out some of those facts you have stored up and give me a comparison, as far as quality, power, endurance, fuel efficiency, etc. between a 22r/22re and the 4 cyl Nissan with the eight plugs? Also the availability/cost of rebuilds? Also the 5 spd v. Toy 4 spd trannys? and the proneness of the earlier Nissan (1984) chassis v. Toy to rust? Thanks!

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so its fact that toyotas are superior trucks to all others. indestructible 22r/re, strong axles, built well, very durable. but whats the difference between ifs 4cyl yota pickups and same year 4cyl nissans? i hear the axles are very similar and their both jap trucks. why arent ifs nissans up till.

i found a pretty much junked '88 Hardbody, but it "runs". havent looked at it yet. the thing is, i'm toying around with ideas for engine swaps. i'm leaning either towards a mid-80s Nissan engine/tranny or a Toyota 20 or 22r engine/tranny to swap into a car.

Nissan z24 vs Toyota r22 Nissan 4x4 hardbody d21 offroad 121 subscribers 23 6.5K views 3 years ago.

Have experience with a carbed '86 Yota pickup, '93 Yota fuel injected, '88 Hardbody with the Z24 and '97 Hardbody with the KA24. Havent put too many miles on any of them, but these are some things i've noticed: 22R/RE: Easy to work on, basically bullet proof.