22RE (1988) EZterm constants

Specifications, applications, part numbers, and prices for various OEM fuel injection components.
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dcg9381
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22RE (1988) EZterm constants

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FYI - water temp was measured, intake temp pulled from the manual:

Points for use with EZ therm:
Stock Water Temperature Sensor
32 deg F = 6.02 Kohm
77 deg F = 2.080 Kohm
212 deg F = 230 ohm

Stock Intake Temperature Sensor
4 deg F 15 Kohm
32 deg F 5.5 Kohm
68 deg F 2.5 kohm
140 deg F .55 Kohm
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1981 Toyota 22r Supercharged (fuel only)
1981 Supercharged 22R
1988 Toyota 22RE Turbo (SnSE 029v MT 2.25 )
1988 22RE turbo
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Post by PSIG »

dcg9381 -

Thanks! Little stuff like this helps. We are starting two Toy 2.4L turbo projects soon ('84 Celica and '86? PU). Although the pickup will be a daily driver, the Celica will be a blast. With a couple spare engines to experiment with, we should see lots of horsepower and flying parts as we explore various combinations. The camera will come in handy I think... :lol:

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Post by dcg9381 »

David, might ping me via email.. I've got a couple of ideas for a low dollar (relative) stroker motor that should be at the right compression for a turbo...

Even without a stoker, if you can use the 22RTE pistons, you're setup well.

There's someone here who also dyno'd a 1993 22RE "stock" motor with a turbo at over 200hp with megasquirt. My understanding is that the cast pistons are not good for more than 200 flywheel.
22returbo.net
1981 Toyota 22r Supercharged (fuel only)
1981 Supercharged 22R
1988 Toyota 22RE Turbo (SnSE 029v MT 2.25 )
1988 22RE turbo
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