Hello all I have a 2006.5 xb and blew the stock motor. Brought a 4age 20v silvertop and went from there had some threads to look at but ended have to figure a lot of stuff out myself. Here’s some photos that were taken through the process had to c notch the frame on both sides. I used stock xb mounts but modified them. The box was an auto but the 20v auto tranny didnt fit so I went with a 20v 5 speed the c56 the one with the lsd. Had a couple different guys work on this the whole process to from start to finish was about a year and 6 months. I had one guy really waste my time. But I got it started and it is a full running 4age 20v swapped xb check out my YouTube channel Hachiroku Scion I have videos if it running. Hope this will settle some I haven’t heard of anyone doing this so I want to find out if I have the first 20v swapped xb
Does anyone know how to remove this connector (green arrow) without damaging it? I'm swapping the canister out next week and want to make sure I don't break anything in the process.
Hi, hoping someone can help me here, my wife bought a brand new Toyota bB back in 2008, it has only ever been serviced at the our local dealer we bought the car from, took it in for a service and two new front tires last Thursday and got a call saying the front nearside hub has stripped a thread...
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I recently purchased a 2010 XB with an automatic transmission. It has exactly 100k miles on it so I had the transmission pan dropped and internal filter replaced. I added a Magnefine external inline filter as well for added protection and just want to verify it is installed in right...
Hey xB community, I've made it 1,000 miles and 3 months with absolutely no issues from my little xB. However last Saturday it died while putting around a parking lot, I thought "no big deal, maybe I popped the clutch and wasn't paying attention " I drove it another 50 miles that day, no issues...
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