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Camry Engines

I know the tC has a 2.3 camry engine, but it's built on an 'f' block and not a 'g' block. Does anyone know of a camry engine that was built on a 'g' block?

block refers to the short block, head refers to the long block.

The camry engine does have the f head, if you notice, hp and tq rating are identical

no new series toyota engine has "G" except 2zz-GE.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Don't tell me "A", "S", and "JZ" are new series, lol.

The 2AZ-FE is a 2.4L with a "F" economy head. As far as I know, Toyota hasn't built a 2AZ-GE.

A is new

A is new? As in the "A" series block???

The AZ series is new - RAV4 (1AZ-FE) and Camry and RAV4 and tC (2AZ-FE)
The NZ series (Echo) and ZZ series (what model car did the ZZ series come in again??)

The only new Toyota to have G heads is the Celica. Several Lexus models got G heads. The IS300, SC300 and GS300 (2JZ-GE 3.0L I6). The IS200 got the 1JZ-GE 2.0L I6. Most other Lexus vehicles presently have the F heads. I think the UZ series is the predominating engine family Toyota uses. The 1UZ-FE is the 4.0L V8 in the GS, LS, RX and SC400, but those have been replaced by the 3UZ-FE 4.3L V8 in in the now GS, LS, and SC430. The 2UZ-FE 4.7L V8 is in the Tundra and RX470.

you guys have no sense of humor...

one thing is for sure they know their a and g blocks

Guys forgot that the Altezza comes with a 3S-GE engine.

Tru dat! The S series truly was a bullet-proof design. My 1990 Camry with the 3S-FE had 326,000 miles on it when I traded it in on my '03 CE. It was quite gutless, but even with that many miles, I never worried about taking an 8hr (on-way) trip to NJ, which I did several times, with all those miles of abuse (and I do mean ABUSE!!). Great engine. Of course, there aren't too many engines Toyota makes that weren't great - actually none I can think of. Perhaps the 7M-GE and GTE engines and the 22R-E with their head gasket problems.

Trav

LOL, yup, they have no sense of humor

Once again, A, S, and JZ are OLD series!
1JZ and 2JZ are both JZ series engine.
3S is S serise engine.

Car with ZZ engine
98-05 Corolla
Matrix
00+ Celica
00+ MRS
And only Celica GTS, Matrix XRS and Corolla XRS come with GE.

Have you guys heard of the new Echo XRS Toyota is coming out with? Supposedly a real beast from what I hear. It's going to have the 1.5L 1NZ block.....with turbo and supercharger both. 1NZ-GTZE. Can you fathom it? I've heard rumors of 250hp @ 6000rpm, 265ft-lb @ 4000rpm and an 8300rpm redline. The drivetrain is supposedly gonna be an AWD setup with either 6-spd manual or 5-spd auto offered. 4-wheel disc brakes, 17x7.5 wheels, factory performance suspension (lowered with stiffer shocks). Est. 0-60 @ 5.0 sec and 12 sec 1/4 mile.

Believe it or not!

Trav

riiiggghhhttt

and the 2JZGE in the is300 is not a """old""" engine

Well sure it is. The 2JZ-GE has been around for ages.

Trav

I just re-read rainbow_star's post about their being no new series engine. I missed the "no new series engine" part which indeed makes his post correct. Although I don't care, the S series ownz the AZ series. Carry on!

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22re didnt have head problems it was the V6 that did....i forgot the engine code tho

thats kinda bs when u think of y make a car faster than a corolla xrs... the more believeable is a echo XRS that hav a turbocharged 1.5 1NZ-FE since toyota japan hav one already in production the Echo turbo RS.... an plus turbo and s/c do u think this car is going to be street legal??... plus reliablity of the engine...

Well of course. Reliability is all in the tuning. How do you think there are twin, triple, and even quad-turbo cars out there?? Street legal? Gotta have faith.

And if it were turbocharged, it would be a 1NZ-GTE...

It's also going to have a vertical door...you know...Lamborghini style.

If it's going to have &quot;G&quot;, will it have VVTL-i? If it has VVTL-i, isn't it better to have supercharger rahter than turbo?<br />
So I think either 1NZ-GZE or 1NZ-FTE is possible, but no 1NZ-GTE. <img src="http://vvti.net/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Stick Out Tongue" />

Well, I'd only assume that with either super OR turbocharger, that Toyota would use G heads. They are simply the wide angle valvers that improve flow rate. VVT-i or VVTL-i can be on an F head OR G head just as a turbo or supercharger could be. So, I fergot to mention that it'll have VVTL-i. So, yeah...1NZ-GTZE.

I hope you all aren't taking me seriously about any of this

Trav