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titeuf900

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Hello,
I'm from France and actually owned a pickup/hilux 1992...:love:
I'm planning to buy a runner V6 1993. Nice vehicles for all I need (family and sometimes of road)...
Do you guys need some ways to ameliorate the low rpm power (torque?)??
And have some solutions to makes the V6 more powerfull?:p
Thanks per advance.
 
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Theres not much you can do to the 3VZE.

I fitted extractors and a 2 1/2" hi flow exhaust. Intake mod and removed the engine driven fan to fit a thermo fan. It made a worthwhile difference before I drowned it in a mud hole:bash:

Cheers
 
Thanks very much for your reply...
Do you have more informations or photos about your modifications??
More torque?
thanks again:-)
 
i dont know really anything about the 3vze motor. but gaining as for gaining more torque would could change the gear ratio.
i hear that the 4.88 gears with 22re are good but the V6 im not sure.
 
struth said:
Theres not much you can do to the 3VZE.

I fitted extractors and a 2 1/2" hi flow exhaust. Intake mod and removed the engine driven fan to fit a thermo fan. It made a worthwhile difference before I drowned it in a mud hole:bash:

Cheers

can you tell me approx how much you spent?

did the exhaust compromise the economy at all??

and off topic, do you have to travel far from melbs to find nice remote areas? got any photos of some of the scenery there?

cheers!
 
struth said:
Theres not much you can do to the 3VZE.

I fitted extractors and a 2 1/2" hi flow exhaust. Intake mod and removed the engine driven fan to fit a thermo fan. It made a worthwhile difference before I drowned it in a mud hole:bash:

Cheers

what motor do you have?
 
I live about a 3/4 hour drive east of Melbourne, I am going out tomorrow with 5 other 4 Runners and a hi Lux to gembrook and the surrounding state forests. It will take me about 1/2 hour to get to the meet point then another ten minutes to get to the tracks.

Having the High Country and the bottom of The Great Dividing Range so close I am almost surrounded by State Forests and National Parks. So I rarely need to travel more than an hour to get to some good wheeling.

I popped in a fuel injected 5.0 litre V8 from a VT commodore.

Cost of extractors and 2 1/2 " hi flow exhaust for the 3VZE was about $1200.

Some trail pics:D

Wombat State forest 1 hr away
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Gembrook State Forest 1/2 hr away
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Toolangi State Forest my favourite 3/4 hr away,
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And a couple more, that will teach you to ask me for pics

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Love Toolangi:p

Tasmanias wild west coast 16 hrs and a boat ride away,

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Sorry fellas I just love to show off our forests and trails
 
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nice pics mate!! looks like melbs has some unreal tracks!! have you hit the tracks in W.A yet?

good to see the patrol bogged :D dude from work gave me sheet for not buying one!!

i read up on your V8 conversion, thats insane! how is it runnin for ya?
 
yo "struth" im truly jealous of those trails, we have good trails up here in Montana, but most are close on account of wildland extremist groups!!! ah!
 
rafal_c said:
nice pics mate!! looks like melbs has some unreal tracks!! have you hit the tracks in W.A yet?

good to see the patrol bogged :D dude from work gave me sheet for not buying one!!

i read up on your V8 conversion, thats insane! how is it runnin for ya?

It's become the preferred recovery vehicle of choice, the V8 howls in low range at full noise when recovering.

I am sending it off for a dyno tune soon now that I have shaken the conversion down.

Will probably cam it with a bigger inlet, throttle body and aftermarket tunable computer soon. The power bug bites almost as hard as the 4WD bug did:D
 
MT4runner said:
yo "struth" im truly jealous of those trails, we have good trails up here in Montana, but most are close on account of wildland extremist groups!!! ah!

Thanks mate, the greenies/politicians are slowly closing tracks all around Oz, but as we like to say when we do a clean up in the bush to get some good press, it's never 4WD tyres and parts we pull out, it's normal car bits. But they still treat us like vandals and bas****s.

South Eastern Victoria is almost all mountains and high country so we are truly spoilt for choice, only Tasmania out does us for mountain trails.

Cheers
 
struth said:
Thanks mate, the greenies/politicians are slowly closing tracks all around Oz, but as we like to say when we do a clean up in the bush to get some good press, it's never 4WD tyres and parts we pull out, it's normal car bits. But they still treat us like vandals and bas****s.

South Eastern Victoria is almost all mountains and high country so we are truly spoilt for choice, only Tasmania out does us for mountain trails.

Cheers

yeh the govt. can suck my go-nads! but its also heart breaking arriving at a remote site littered with cans/stubies and various other shit!!

we used to have some nice hilly terrain in a region called dwellingup, but all the 4x4 tracks are closed, still they were nothing like the trails you showed!!!

in W.A its mainly about sand beaches or desert!!!
 
fark me!! haha that sounds dope!!! bet alot of v6 sedands get an unpleasant suprise at the lights.

almost went for a nap there too :D :D
 
rafal_c said:
fark me!! haha that sounds dope!!! bet alot of v6 sedands get an unpleasant suprise at the lights.

almost went for a nap there too :D :D

Yeh she nearly fell over there, a 40 had just rolled going down the entry to the track I am exiting.

Part of the charm is surprising people at the lights too, especially the ricers;):

Cheers
 

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