1NZ-FXE inake manifold ?

[Parmas]

I saw this 1NZFXE engine of the Pruis hybrid and it seems that the engine is similar to the 1NZFE. The only difference that is surely evident is the metal intake and the position of the throttle body (maybe also the size) .

I was thinking if someone knows more about this engine, especially if the intake mani fits the 1NZFE. If it fits... there is also to consider if its better flowed and what are the gains in terms of power and torque of this mani over ours.

More info on http://www.myprius.co.za/technical.htm

[lilredrocket]

It will bolt to the head not sure about clearence else where.

[eTiMaGo]

if it does bolt on, might make for some better charge pipe routing!

[thebarber]

forget the 1nzfxe manifold and just get a supercharger ;)

likely to fit on the yaris, but im unsure as to whether you'd see much in the way of gains.

etimago is right, however, it might make for some easier plumbing for turbo applications...

the reason it goes UP, i think, is beacuse on the prius, the electric motor sits on top of the transmission (to the drivers side of the engine) so there isnt the same room for an airbox, etc like the yaris has

looks like you'd also need to modify your dipstick for your yaris...

[eTiMaGo]

barber, look up Parmas' car, he is already turbo'ed :D

[thebarber]

barber, look up Parmas' car, he is already turbo'ed :D

AND has a throttle cable...

is the throttle body integrated?

[Parmas]

I understand there are complications like the:

- Maybe integrated throttle body
- throttle is by cable or by wire? probably by wire
- Dipstick issue
- Intercooler piping length adjustment ( not that of an issue)

If I could find one of ebay I would check all sorts of issues on site maybe there somehing good in it...

[Parmas]

hmm Found one for $147 .... http://www.toyotapartszone.com/oem/toyota~manifold~intake~17101-21060.html

[Bluevitz-rs]

The 1NZ-FXE throttle body will not work with the yaris. It is drive by wire, but it's not the same as the Yaris. You'd need to make an adapter plate to fit some other TB.

You have to remember, that is 1997 tech you're looking at there in the picture.

[Parmas]

You are right the throttle body will be the problem here. Is there any other metal intake on a toyota that fits the 1NZFE?

[Bluevitz-rs]

only 1NZ and 2NZ parts fit.

[Parmas]

only 1NZ and 2NZ parts fit.

It would be interesting if by minor adjustments we could fit a 2ZZ intake with a 1NZ engine (for those running standalone)

The main problem would be matching the 2ZZ intake holes with the 1NZ block holes.

Also does the throttle body is by wire or by cable?

[thebarber]

2zzge's have throttle cables..

[Parmas]

I am thinking of buying the 2ZZ-GE intake gasket for few bucks and match it with the 1NZFE port holes... This would'nt be expensive to find out.

I don't pretend this would match perfectly but if there is a few tollerance I shall give it a try...

[Bluevitz-rs]

I can absolutely guarantee it's not even close. My parent have a 2ZZ-GE powered Matrix, and I've seen it enough to know.

Your only option would be to custom fabricate a new upper portion of that manifold so it fits the 1NZ head and use the 2ZZ lower portion with the 2ZZ throttle body.

That would work.

I've though about doing that myself, I just don't have access to a mill anymore.

[Yaris Hilton]

When you go changing around manifolds, you're likely to change the resonant frequency at which you get the optimum "ram" effect of the intake pulsations producing a positive pressure at the intake valve near closing, which gives you a bit of free "supercharging." The stock engine with the stock manifold has its torque peak at 4200 RPM, but has an amazingly flat torque curve across the whole band. You might end up getting a higher peak, but lose torque in the midrange and lose performance overall.

[ddongbap]

I think most of the flat torque curve has to do with the VVT-i.

[ddongbap]

2zzge's have throttle cables..

Not ALL of em.

[Yaris Hilton]

I think most of the flat torque curve has to do with the VVT-i.

Yes, but it's the VVT-i adjusting the intake valve timing, interacting with the intake resonance. Change one or the other and you'll get different results. It doesn't operate in a vacuum. Well, it kinda does, but you know what I mean.
:biggrin:

[Parmas]

When you go changing around manifolds, you're likely to change the resonant frequency at which you get the optimum "ram" effect of the intake pulsations producing a positive pressure at the intake valve near closing, which gives you a bit of free "supercharging." The stock engine with the stock manifold has its torque peak at 4200 RPM, but has an amazingly flat torque curve across the whole band. You might end up getting a higher peak, but lose torque in the midrange and lose performance overall.

So your opinion is to leave it stock?

My intension is that I want an intake that produces more torque and power above 4500rpm compared to the stock one. I am aware I might loose low to mid range efficiency but that isn't important for my car as its not my daily car anyway.

To Bluevitz.... are you sure it is way out? How did you conclude that? visual estimate?

[Yaris Hilton]

The only way to know what it will do is to try it, with a dyno run before and after under similar conditions. I suspect that the Prius manifold is tuned perfectly for Prius operating conditions, operating at midrange RPM with a VERY retarded intake cam to simulate Atkinson cycle operation. (Lets compressed air out the intake back into the manifold to drop compression, while keeping the full expansion stroke.) Whether its runner length also happens to be right for maximizing top end horsepower on an Otto cycle 1NZ-FE I don't know. There are formulas for calculating this stuff.

[Yaris Hilton]

Here's a link with valve timing specs for the 1NZ-FXE that you can compare with the 1NZ-FE specs from that cars.ru link that's floating around here:

http://www.electrifyingtimes.com/priustechspecs.html

[Bluevitz-rs]

To Bluevitz.... are you sure it is way out? How did you conclude that? visual estimate?

Back when I worked for Toyota Canada, one of the techs was trying to fit a 1ZZ TRD SuperCharger on a 2ZZ display motor and the 2ZZ was wider than the 1ZZ. And it's been confirmed that the 1ZZ manifold is too wide to fit the 1NZ.

So that how I know it's not even close, but if you still want to try, you always can. I'm just trying to save you the hassle.

[cali yaris]

I have an aluminum intake flange you can make a manifold with, if you're interested.

My custom intake with short runners, paired with a Celica GT-S throttle body gained us some good top-end hp, moved the power band over, and (of course) lost some torque in the midrange.

My next project is to regain some of that torque in our next tune.

[Parmas]

I have an aluminum intake flange you can make a manifold with, if you're interested.

My custom intake with short runners, paired with a Celica GT-S throttle body gained us some good top-end hp, moved the power band over, and (of course) lost some torque in the midrange.

My next project is to regain some of that torque in our next tune.

If you can, upload a pic here of the intake flange

What do you think about the 2ZZ-GE intake Garm in terms of power & torque? Do you think there are reasonable gains over stock if I can make it fit?

How wide is the 2ZZ-GE throttle body?

[cali yaris]

pics of the flange are on the MI forums.

The TB is a lot larger, I'll try and measure it, I think I took a pic of it side by side with the stock one.

Remember, I made 310 whp with an xB intake and throttle body, those are very small. If you're doing this for more power, it won't be that much more than stock parts.

[Parmas]

pics of the flange are on the MI forums.

The TB is a lot larger, I'll try and measure it, I think I took a pic of it side by side with the stock one.

Remember, I made 310 whp with an xB intake and throttle body, those are very small. If you're doing this for more power, it won't be that much more than stock parts.

Could you post a link to the flange since I cannot find it.

I don't know how much power will get with a 2ZZ intake+throttle body but certainly nobody knows since its never been done. Although I prefer a proven intake like yours garm which by the way ... will it be available worldwide? :biggrin:

[Parmas]

I am about to decide to make this happen...

Parts needed:

- 1NZFE intake flange (Garm sells this)
- 2ZZ-GE intake manifold (still need to make some research to find some reasonable price)
- 2ZZ-GE 76mm throttle body (only if this does not come with intake manifold sale)

I already contacted an alumnium worker to align 2ZZ intake tubing with the 1NZ intake flange.

Questions:

- Does the 2ZZ-GE TPS and IDLE control sensors are the same wiring as the 1NZFE?

- Would it be a problem to match up the present throttle cable with the 2ZZ throttle body?

- Presently I have my intercooler piping at 2" diameter (50.8mm) combined with the stock 1NZ TB (55mm). If I go this route, do I need to increase intercooler piping diameter since the 2ZZ TB is about 3" diameter (76mm) ?

Share your thoughts

[cali yaris]

Would it be a problem to match up the present throttle cable with the 2ZZ throttle body?

I had an xB throttle on my car, then we switched to a Celica GT-S, it was a 90 degree difference, so Art had to make a new bracket to accomodate the changed angle.

[Parmas]

I had an xB throttle on my car, then we switched to a Celica GT-S, it was a 90 degree difference, so Art had to make a new bracket to accomodate the changed angle.

Here are 2 pictures of a 2ZZ-GE engine setup.

You will notice that throttle cable postion is different. Can anyone tell me which is normally the stock position one?

[Bluevitz-rs]

The first picture is from a Celica, the second is from a Matrix or Vibe. You'd want the one from the Matrix/Vibe as it would be the closest to stock setup.

Edit, but you'd want the Celica manifold as it comes out straight vs at an angle.

[ddongbap]

The first picture is from a Celica, the second is from a Matrix or Vibe. You'd want the one from the Matrix/Vibe as it would be the closest to stock setup.

Edit, but you'd want the Celica manifold as it comes out straight vs at an angle.

Lolvibe. The Matrixclone.

[ddongbap]

Yes, but it's the VVT-i adjusting the intake valve timing, interacting with the intake resonance. Change one or the other and you'll get different results. It doesn't operate in a vacuum. Well, it kinda does, but you know what I mean.
:biggrin: FO SHO!

[Parmas]

The first picture is from a Celica, the second is from a Matrix or Vibe. You'd want the one from the Matrix/Vibe as it would be the closest to stock setup.

Edit, but you'd want the Celica manifold as it comes out straight vs at an angle.

Let's get this straight...
The intake manifolds are the same everything right?
Only throttle body is different? Are they the same size?
Could be that throttle bodies are interchangable?

Yes I was thinking about the 2nd aswell....

RE: Matrix throttle body angle.... I think it is better like that for me due to the limited space into the engine bay although a straight one is cleaner!

If I decide to use the celica throttle body, Can I use the same throttle cable just at a different route?

[Bluevitz-rs]

Let's get this straight...
The intake manifolds are the same everything right?
Only throttle body is different? Are they the same size?
Could be that throttle bodies are interchangable?

Yes I was thinking about the 2nd aswell....

RE: Matrix throttle body angle.... I think it is better like that for me due to the limited space into the engine bay although a straight one is cleaner!

If I decide to use the celica throttle body, Can I use the same throttle cable just at a different route?

The Celica manifold TB mount is strait and the Matrix is up on the angel. The Celica Throttle Cable is routed along the firewall and around the motor, the Matrix is like the Echo/1st gen Yaris.

So for the same setup as the Echo, you'd want the Celica manifold and the Matrix TB.

[Parmas]

So for the same setup as the Echo, you'd want the Celica manifold and the Matrix TB.

Can you confirm that the celica and matrix manifolds are the same ? (not including throttle body)

[Bluevitz-rs]

They're the same as the Yaris '06+ and the Echo '99-'05

They both bolt to the same engine but have the TB at a different position.

[Parmas]

So for the same setup as the Echo, you'd want the Celica manifold and the Matrix TB.

So a Matrix intake and a Matrix TB would be good since the celica manifold is the same :thumbsup:

Cheers man