Thread: Isuzu 6BB1 info required.

a few trucks I would hazzard a guess.

from what I can find of the engine, these trucks had them.

JBR500
SBR422
JBR420
FSR11

all with 5 speeds

Thanks Phoenix

Now all I have to do is either get a workshop manual for one of those models or play orangutan and hang upside down in various locations with a wire brush and torch attempting to find the engine number.

Diana

The 6BB1 is a 6 cyl version of the 4BB1 and displaces 5.4 litres.

Most parts (injectors, pistons, bearings, etc...) should be interchangeable with the 4BB1.

The engine number should be on the passenger side towards the front.

Originally Posted by isuzurover

The 6BB1 is a 6 cyl version of the 4BB1 and displaces 5.4 litres.
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So my guess is that a GTHO will beat me off the mark over the standing quarter mile!

Originally Posted by Lotz-A-Landies

So my guess is that a GTHO will beat me off the mark over the standing quarter mile!

not if you fit 3 turbos, 3 intercoolers and boil some diesel in urea first

Originally Posted by clean32

not if you fit 3 turbos, 3 intercoolers and boil some diesel in urea first

My Mk3 International may still have to shed about 4 ton and have better aerodynamics than a 2 story house.

Diana

If its Isuzu, the model is cast into the LH side of the block and the engine number will usually be on LH block leg and should be stamped into the top.

As for engine info, I do have some engine specs for it.

Cheers

Andrew.

Thanks Andrew

That's good info as the age of the engine (1972 >) should not cause any problems with the RTA's allowance of "period engine replacements" with Hysteric Conditional Rego!

Diana