1991 Toyota Mr2 2.2l With Turbo on 2040-cars
Syracuse, Utah, United States
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This is probably one of the best deals on eBay. This is a 1991 mr2 2.2L with a Turbo the engine was completely rebuild by myself all new bearings and gaskets the head was done by a machine shop. It has new a oil pump, water pump, timing belt, all for cross drill and slotted rotors, pads, stage 3 clutch kit, and ARP head studs to handle the extra boost. Since it is a 2.2L and not the 2.0L its only build to handle about 300hp if you want to go higher I was told you need to go with the 2.0 head. Right now I'm running it at about 5psi but you could probable run it at 10 or 15psi.
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