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    Default 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Has anyone put a 3VZ/ 3VZ-FE into a rwd configuration before?

    The 7M i wanna put into my wagon project is a bit iffy as my mate doesnt know if hes gonna do his 1JZ-GTE swap.

    Any suggestions for a toyo 6 that is readily available (so cheap and parts plentiful), and not commonly used in a conversion.

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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    1mz > 3vz
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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    One of the VZ motors was available in RWD in the Prado.
    3.4L or something.
    5VZ-FE?

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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Quote Originally Posted by wagonist
    One of the VZ motors was available in RWD in the Prado.
    3.4L or something.
    5VZ-FE?
    Yep, 5VZFE. And in the Hilux too.

    3VZ-E 3.0L was in the 4-Runner/Surf, but apparently it shares very little with a 3VZFE
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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Only thing it really needs to share is mating up with the gearbox.

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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Quote Originally Posted by greywolf
    Only thing it really needs to share is mating up with the gearbox.
    I was more implying that you probably can't use much RWD 3VZE stuff (like intake, mounts, exhaust manifold, radiator pipes etc) to convert a FWD-only 3VZFE to RWD. There's much more than just bellhousing-sharing
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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Too true, never been involved in a front to rear wheel drive engine conversion before, pardon my ignorance.

    EDIT : It has to be said though, fabbing those components are a hell of a lot easier than trying to find a gearbox that will a) mate up and b) fit in the space allocated.

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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Giantomato made and adaptor plate to go with the R bellhousing.

    Look it up.
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    Default Re: 3vz-fe Rwd?

    Will a 3VZ-E Bolt to the same bolt pattern Adaptor/Bellhousing as a 3VZ-FE?

    Prolly a bit of a N00b question.
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