Hino W06ET / W06DT into 80 / 105 series Land Cruiser?

[JROBBZ]

Hi just wondering if its possible or if anyones ever fitted a HINO W06ET or W06DT into a Land Cruiser 80 / 105 Series? Thanks

 

[GTSSportCoupe]

I think the weight of the Hino 6 cylinder engines is quite prohibitive to a swap. I think the WO6 is around 1300lb dry if memory serves correct? Maybe look at the 4 cylinder versions.

 

[JROBBZ]

Thought they may have been comparable in weight and size to a cummins 5.9/6.7 can't find much info online, want to fit a large capacity I6 might just go down the 5.9 route

 

[Whiskerz]

The Cummins is around 1150 pounds

 

[roscoFJ73]

I think the biggest Hino engine you could use with ease would be the 4cyl from a Coaster, Dyna or Hino Dutro. I imagine you could decent power out of this with work. Hino N04C-TF

 

[bjowett]

The W04 and W06 are Toyota's version of the 4BT and 6BT. They may even predate the Cummins. The W04 is pretty much 2/3rds of a W06, they share many parts. The N04 is a modernized version of the W04.

If the 6BT fits in an 80 Series, then the W06 should, too. Same size and 1000lb +.

 

[JROBBZ]

Would the hino W06 be a better fit in a 70 series? Picked up a hj75 last weekend but needs a new engine

 

[Whiskerz]

The W04 and W06 are Toyota's version of the 4BT and 6BT. They may even predate the Cummins. The W04 is pretty much 2/3rds of a W06, they share many parts. The N04 is a modernized version of the W04.

If the 6BT fits in an 80 Series, then the W06 should, too. Same size and 1000lb +.

You made me go look and wiki says the Cummins is about 4 years older than the W06.

 

[bjowett]

The Hino W Series began production in 1983 with the 4 cylinder. Cummins was the following year, 84, though some articles say 83 for the 4BT.