LOL!!
oh boy, you really do not want to get me started on religion and faith..
Likewise...
sorry, back on topic- anybody built a 1HZ-T in a Toyota Factory? Anyone?...anyone?
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LOL!!
oh boy, you really do not want to get me started on religion and faith..
Dougal, have you heard a 1HD-T? They are anything but noisy, friend.
Having people in Canada (which gets the diesel news from japan 15 years late) and Australia (which heavily restricts importation of jdm vehicles) who haven't seen one doesn't mean that much.
Indirect injection engines don't use excess fuel to start. Having a bus which doesn't blow a cloud of smoke over the people at the hotel waiting to get onboard is generally a good thing. Rosco seems to have missed this point entirely as it is not related to emissions testing at all.
Yes plenty, you can't go anywhere here without tripping over a diesel 80. They're not loud, but the HZ's are quieter.
Have you seen the amount of sound insulation toyota fit directly to the 1-HD-FTE?
Whether toyota did this or not, I don't know. But at exactly the same point in time Isuzu switched two of their engines from direct injection to indirect. The 4JG2T and the 4BD2T.
Claiming someone has "chopped" an HD-T sticker to create an HZ-T sticker is a little far-fetched. Why would someone go to the trouble for an engine that didn't exist?
I agree ,but off topic againThere are also a whole slew of "freak" vehicles which come out of japan with specs that shouldn't exist.
My work car is a prime example, it's a 2000 model 4wd diesel station wagon. Built by Nissan, badged Mazda and has a drivetrain layout that no-one at Mazda or Nissan has seen before.
Having said all that, the HZ-T may never have made normal production, but there's plenty of evidence to show that parts were designed, manufactured and entered into the EPC for it. Having people in Canada (which gets the diesel news from japan 15 years late) and Australia (which heavily restricts importation of jdm vehicles) who haven't seen one doesn't mean that much.
we Canadians might be 15 years behind Japan in IMPORTING the JDM trucks, BUT some of us have been studying Land Cruisers hands on for longer than you have been on this god-forsaken earth reading your little books...
Your missing the point here mister. A well tuned 1HD T does not blow back smoke over the customers.
Well, there you go. Pretty cool decal for anyone running a turbocharged 1HZ in their cruiser!
wongtsenhin said:Is that a genuine sticker? I mean from Toyota, or imitation?