Whats a RJ-70 ??
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22r powered 70, if im not mistaken, used on the coil sprung "light duty" versions.
22R is correct, think gas version of the Prado while 3FE and 1FZ for the heavy duty land cruiser. I believe they can be found in central america and Europe?
As with all things logical with Toyota, the first and/or second characters will designate engine family, the "J" will indicate internal Toyota nomenclature meaning the Land Cruiser family of vehicles, and the 7x indicating series heritage/vintage.
Light-medium duty vehicle that shares some or all of the drive train with the mini-truck of the same time period (mid-late 1980's). Will be either short-medium wheel base generally with market-specific exceptions.
These rigs were ARACO rigs with engines manufactured at the Tahara plant, trucked about 30 miles as the crow flies for assembly at Yoshiwara.
Light-medium duty vehicle that shares some or all of the drive train with the mini-truck of the same time period (mid-late 1980's). Will be either short-medium wheel base generally with market-specific exceptions.
These rigs were ARACO rigs with engines manufactured at the Tahara plant, trucked about 30 miles as the crow flies for assembly at Yoshiwara.
A SWB 70 with coil springs and a 22RE engine would be nice.
Most of the Bunderas in Australia are RJ70.Not many diesel versions made it here.