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its been done by geniuses @ Imazz Racing in Kendall, FL.. They did a 2 week engine transplant taking 2 weeks to drop a h22a in a 2000 camry se... more pics will b added tomarrow morning after the big celbration look at the pic..
to Imazz Racing Devellopment for this swap....

 
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I was hearing about that in FIU is it true if so then

IMAZZ RACING DEVELOPMENT

FIX THE X

 
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Cool... I didn't know you could swap across brands. How much stuff has to be changed to make it work? Maybe we should be looking for Audi 1.8 T's rather than K20s....

 
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camry has a large azz engine compartment the h22a is about the size of half of the engine compartment with it in there, there is still enough room for a turbo, hell HKS prototype supercharger with turbo can still fit in that frickin thing...custom engine mounts were made and believe me they were vey custom...It is using a 5spd tranny from the h22a, the ecu was done By Imazz Racing Development, these guys have the tightest sleepers in miami. I always wanted to ride with them but m vic never met there standards. The had a stock looking 94 civic hb with only two hub caps. It had a b18c5 motor with skunk 2 pistons, valve springs, etc. it was ready for turbo . That car didnt even have an exhaust but it was running low 14's. If they can do that from honda to camry i bet they can easily swap a k20a into a civic. When i went there today it was getting detailed in the garage. I saw some phat azz engines. These guys dont care about exterior i guess kinda wierd. All cars under the hood was so f in tight!!!pray to these car gods

 
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a lot of cars that have crazy fast engines don't look all that great on the outside. i've seen a few in sport compact car and other magazines. i guess want to look inconspicuous so they dont get pulled over because im sure they are running illegal things under the hood.

 
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yeah that is what i think

 
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They wanna keep sleeper status...

 
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for all you ladies who dont know much about cars wondering how they did this... one word


fabrication [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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Sounds like a waste of time and money to me. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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Waste of money and would never think of this idea ever i mean cmon a camry.

 
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Wanna talk about sleeper?





Yes, that is an S2000 F20C in a Toyota AE86.

 
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oh god! i love it!

 
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OMFG!!!!!! Im in love!!!!!!!!!!

 
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Wait.. doesn't Camry's 3.0L V6 alreay make 190HP and close to 200ft of torque?? Why stuff a 200HP engine with way less torque?? Don't get me wrong, it's cool and everything.. maybe they just did it to prove a point that anything is possible. But from a performance point of view, I'd rather have the big V6.

 
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i heard all they had to work with was a 2000 Toyota Camry V4

 
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YOU SAID V4!!!!!! OMFG!!! I-4

 
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MY MISTAKE

 
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When I was 14 years old, I used to call it a V4 too [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]

 

that corrola must be one sick car

 
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damn..the engine they got in initial d is better...but thats not real....