The yota lives.
88 yota 2wd w/ 4x4 metal all around.
Cammed LS1, stock heads, speed density, T56, 8.8 w/traclock and 3.73's, TRACTION DELETE.
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Ill try to get some pics to help you guys that are doing the yota swap, with my home fabbed motor mounts, my tranny mount sits right on top of the stock tranny crossmember, just did a lil boxing and have a poly tranny mount...also torsion bars are all in the way so a set of coil overs is not far down the road.
Any question you guys have ill be happy to help.
Josh
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Ill try to get some pics to help you guys that are doing the yota swap, with my home fabbed motor mounts, my tranny mount sits right on top of the stock tranny crossmember, just did a lil boxing and have a poly tranny mount...also torsion bars are all in the way so a set of coil overs is not far down the road.
Any question you guys have ill be happy to help.
Josh
No problems at all. Weighs in at 2600#. The torsion bars block any exhaust exit so I used the LS2 Vette manifolds flipped so the exhaust runs over the top and then down in front of the engine into duals. The 4wd setups that people are doing allows the engine to sit higher in the chassis so exhaust routing is easier. Nice sleeper - beater. The Ca. police are pulling over imports and Mustangs with no cause and demanding open hood inspections and issuing huge emission tickets. Semi quiet exhaust and no visible pipes keeps it a sleeper so far. Absolutely a thrill to drive and wonder what direction it willl go next. This has been the cheapest conversion I have encountered.
No welding, minimum fabrication. Glad to help if you have questions.


