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i was talking to a guy in a neighboring town here who has a civic with a CRV engine in it, with an integra head, and it got me to thinking, would it be possible to do like a RAV-4 block and a celica head? i'm just trying to think of engine space issues, as well as the fact of what you would use for the actual valves, not gonna do it, just kinda curious if it would work 
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Senior Member 2000 Toyota Celica
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FYI rav-4 is a 2.4 liter 
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Senior Member 2000 Toyota Celica
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Toyota engines aren't similar enough to create hybrids. You can't even put a 2ZZ head on a 1ZZ.
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Boobie Vision 2000 Toyota Celica
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Boobie Vision
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damn! bomber! you know your shit
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Senior Member 2000 Toyota Celica
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Toyota engines aren't similar enough to create hybrids. You can't even put a 2ZZ head on a 1ZZ. lazy ass toyota engineers  oh well, i guess i will just have to be happy with my 1.8 displacement 
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Senior Member 1985 Toyota Celica
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Honda 
"if pimpin' is dead then I'm bring it back
mata fact it never died so I take that back" -Lil Wayne-
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Furi Kuri 2002 Toyota Celica GT
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thats the only thing I like about Hondas. interchangable engines, now thats a great idea.
I've mastered the art of the After Image Technique.
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Member 2000 Toyota Celica
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i dont think making all the parts different makes toyota engineers lazy...by making different parts and not interchanghable ones they have to do more work. Since the existing parts are not useable 
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