1HZ-T????

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hey fellas i'm just figuring out how to use this forum thing so bear with me. I'm thinking about buying a HJZ73. Can a turbo be bolted up without comprimising the engine? Does a 1HZ have piston cooling jets, oil cooler, head and injection pump same as a 1HZ-T??? Will this engine survive if driven and maintained???

thanks, nate dogg
 
Hi Nate,

The Australians have been turbo-ing the 1HZ for years, the Japanese do it as well. Some guys on the board have done it and I plan on doing it next year sometime.

There are kits available for it but most will tell you to turbo if the engine has not had a hard life or high kms.

Regards, and post a pic!
 
i have installed a number of turbos on the 1PZ,1HZ, 3B and they respond very well to a turbo. it isn't the turbo that kills an engine it is the driver...
do a compression test, if the compression is good then go for it...
cheers and good luck

Welcome from Calgary Alberta
 
Here in Panama a good buddy have one 80 series with 1HZ and aftermarket turbo sertup with nice performance .. max boost about 10 PSI ..
 
hi, i´m thinking to do that too, but what kit is the more complete or the best?

regards


There are opinions about who makes what when how (the best) etc etc etc.

I'd probably say that Safai is the best, but that's just my opinion. Check them out and decide for yourself.


http://www.airpowersystems.com.au/safari/turbosys.html
http://www.axtturbo.com.au/IHZ.html
http://www.turboglide.com.au/diesel/oncharge.htm
http://www.4wdsystems.com.au/html/turbo.htm
http://www.turbofast.com.au/turbokits.html
http://motorcare.com.au/1hz.htm (DTS Turbo system)
 
I recently bolted a turbo to my HZ engine. It was easier than I thought. I went to a junkyard, bought the intake and exhaust manifolds as well as the turbo from a blown up 1hdt motor. I had the turbo rebuilt, Plumbed in the oil feed line from the oil pressure sender, Welded a return line in the oil pan. Blocked off the water lines to the turbo and hooked it up to the air filter using the factory 1Hdt hoses. You can't really tell that the engine is a 1HZ from looking at it cause all the 1Hdt parts bolt right up.
Performance is really good, and egt's have dropped considerably. A lot more torque is available. I really recomend it.

:cheers:
 
tanks david , i know the safari and the atx, the oders are good information, i like the 4wdsystems kit, but the solution that redstang410 gime me sounds realy good, i gonna look at the yunk yard.

regards
 
mo powah

thanks for the info guys, sounds like it'd make a 73 boot pretty good, If i go ahead i think i need to figure out an intercooler setup. maybe an old volvo intercooler since i don't see any aftermarket setups, i'm guessing space is tight

later> nate dogg
 
i'm guessing space is tight

later> nate dogg
You guessed it;)
They left the intercooler off the current model 78-79 series with the 1HD FTE because of room.
According to Toyota they were concerned the cramped engine bay was slowing the draught of air through the radiator.

Maybe they really didnt want a cab chassis or troopy that could leave a $70K 100 series Sahara behind:D
 
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