LC Engineering has built and supplied performance parts for the Toyota Pickup since 1985. Our catalog covers five generations of trucks — from the original 1968 Hilux through the 22R, 22RE, factory-turbo 22RTE, and 3VZE V6 era that ran through 1995.
Street Stroker Kit With H-Beam Rods
What is a stroker crankshaft? It's 5mm more stroke! (That's 1/4 of an inch.) Usable power is what the stroker crank will give your engine. It increases the...
EFI Power Package 1989-1995 22RE Trucks
Reclaim your truck's highway performance and conquer steep grades without constantly downshifting. If your fuel-injected Toyota struggles to maintain speed in...
LCE 12 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank with Lockable Storage Box
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Extend the driving range of your 1984–1995 Toyota Pickup with this 12-gallon auxiliary bed-mounted fuel tank, designed to provide...
EFI Power Package
Is your Toyota longing for the step-up in power you need to get you over some of those big hills in 4th or 5th gear/overdrive? Tired of needing to downshift to pick up a little more...
Choose your truck's generation to see the parts that fit your specific year, engine, and chassis:
First Generation (1968–1972): The original Toyota Hilux. 8R and 18R-powered mini-trucks. Vintage restoration parts and hard-to-find components.
Second Generation (1972–1978): 18R-C and 20R-powered mini-trucks. Restoration parts, vintage engine components, OEM-replacement.
Third Generation (1978–1983): Late 20R and early 22R era. Bridge between the vintage mini-truck and the modern 22R workhorse.
Fourth Generation (1984–1988): Peak 22R / 22RE era, factory-turbo 22RTE (1986–1988), and the IFS chassis revision. The golden-era Toyota Pickup.
Fifth Generation (1989–1995): The million-mile 22RE workhorse trucks, plus the 3VZE V6 option (1988+). The last "mini-truck" before the 1995.5 Tacoma launch.
Our catalog includes complete long blocks and crate engines, the LCE Stroker (2.7-liter displacement increase), Stage 2 through Stage 5 camshafts, header kits, supercharger and turbo kits, master rebuild kits, suspension components, and the OEM-spec replacement parts that keep these trucks running for another 250,000 miles.
If you are not sure which generation your truck belongs to, the easiest reference is the model year on the VIN — generation boundaries match the year ranges above. Our technical team has been helping Toyota truck owners identify and source the right parts for over 40 years. Tech line: (928) 505-2501. Email: support@lcengineering.com.