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Diesel landcruiser engines imported to the US
Honestly If my 1hdt dies I'll swap in an ls motor. The cost and time would be equal. The power is better. Mpg's similar.- Words: 24
- Dusten
- Post #17
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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Diesel landcruiser engines imported to the US
I don't want a 1hz with any miles. Lol- Words: 9
- Dusten
- Post #14
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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Diesel landcruiser engines imported to the US
Canada has nothing to do with it. They come from Japan. But the port is local. I have an 80 and I'm not writing to checks to anyone. Around here a gasser 80 with the miles my diesel 80 had was similar in cost. But I get the simplicity of my diesel, the mileage of my diesel and the cool factor.- Words: 61
- Dusten
- Post #12
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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Diesel landcruiser engines imported to the US
I was only counting 80s. I know of at least two local 61's The Seattle area is a huge JDM scene. Rhd anything is common.- Words: 25
- Dusten
- Post #10
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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Diesel landcruiser engines imported to the US
Depends on where you live. I know of 3 diesel 80s within 5 miles of my house. I can find 3 more on craigslist within 50 miles.- Words: 27
- Dusten
- Post #8
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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Diesel landcruiser engines imported to the US
That requires one to also weigh cost vs down time. Getting machine work done is hit and miss for timeliness- Words: 20
- Dusten
- Post #6
- Forum: 80-Series Tech
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That rules out all of us with a diesel that might need a replacement- Words: 14
- Dusten
- Post #4
- Forum: 80-Series Tech