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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Black174 on May 07, 2023, 02:16:11 PM
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Good and bad news
V8 is staying with a 'new' 4-cylinder to join the engine line-up.
Auto with the new 4-cycliner but no word on the wheel track.
Would assume that it will be corrected.
https://www.msn.com/en-au/motoring/news/toyota-land-cruiser-j70-gets-new-four-cylinder-diesel-engine-keeps-v8/ar-AA1aPFv2?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=ae8bc2eb0ddf4f34bcf95b5dcfcb4cea&ei=10
The 'new' 4-cylinder is from the HiLux.
Hybrid not currently in the line-up but sure it will follow.
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I'm surprised the V8 wasn't ditched in favour of the new V6 but then oil usage issues have arisen so maybe not .
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The first V8 also had oil issues
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Toyota would be mad to drop the v8
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A 70 series with a 4 cylinder will be an under powered slug that will keep blowing up it's power plant
We get a few of the 4L petrol V6's out of Saudi over here every now and then
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Toyota would be mad to drop the v8
Since when has common sense made the grade??
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Since when has common sense made the grade??
Pressure to use a more fuel (and oil :) ) efficient motor will be the driving force.
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Since when has common sense made the grade??
I live in hope :D
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The 2.8L 4 cylinder will be available end of the year
https://www.msn.com/en-au/motoring/news/facelifted-toyota-landcruiser-70-series-detailed-for-australia/ar-AA1eFkx3?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=d3559ba83afc4faca6e35401828a5af8&ei=29
V8 still in the mix
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but no word on the wheel track.
Would assume that it will be corrected.
They've been running the same width rear axle since 1985, why change that now. The 70 series have always been a parts bin car. Not much development happens.
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I’ve been keen on a solid axle hilux since they canned them in 1997, I guess this is basically it.
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They've been running the same width rear axle since 1985, why change that now. The 70 series have always been a parts bin car. Not much development happens.
But they widened the front track when they fitted the V8 and they should have widened the rear to match.
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But they widened the front track when they fitted the V8 and they should have widened the rear to match.
Yup, they widened the front track by using an 80 series housing. Minimal effort for maximum gain.
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Electric LC70 and Hi Lux is coming to Australia.
https://www-news-com-au.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.news.com.au/finance/business/mining/bhp-signs-agreement-with-toyota-australia-to-electrify-its-5000-mine-site-vehicles/news-story/e20b0f54a751ebf5002eb9f9bc1dfc0d?amp
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A 70 series with a 4 cylinder will be an under powered slug
I think your forgetting the days when the 70 used to have a 1HZ ;D
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Hilux engine is not that bad, it is no V8 but nothing compare to the V8
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I think your forgetting the days when the 70 used to have a 1HZ ;D
How could anybody forget that?? :o :laugh: :laugh:
Foo
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Hilux engine is not that bad, it is no V8 but nothing compare to the V8
HDJ78, with the 1HD-FTE engine goes close..