Toyota: 22r carb, or 22re go?

[SteveUnruh]

Hi MarcusN.
David Siedschlag is the member here who DID woodgas his Toyota pickup 22re.
Read here:

Toyota gas mixing

Hey all, I am getting to the point where I am doing final assembly of my gasifier to my 1989 22re Toyota. There are a lot of better auto mechanics out in the world than I, so I bring this question. The 22re has the Air flow meter (others of course call them MAFs) in the air cleaner. The air cleaner sits on the drivers side of the truck, and there is a plastic tube over the radiator to the plenum. I have a mixing chamber built to replace this plastic tube to tie the wood gas into the system…

This was in 2013.
He later offered it up for-sale here in 2018:

FOR SALE: David's Toyota

Didn’t know how to delete the whole topic. So this is the best I could do. Putting trying to sell my Toyota on hold for a bit. My wife and I discussed it here this afternoon, and we are considering keeping the gasifier and just selling the truck. Thanks for everyone who has contacted me thus far! David

And in between he did make comments about his systems performance on others topics threads.

You goals sounds realistic.
On your engine re-fresh see what you can do to bump up the compression. Even if you’d later have to go with premium unleaded gasoline.
Sound like your are using at 4000-5000 feet? Power deration just for that.
I do not know about the camshaft.
5-speed with it’s overdrive, YES.

USE PROOF is what matters the most. Do not get trapped into “hydrogen-fast”, “CO fuel gas-slow” talking/over-thinking traps. Use it to find out. Different engines in different applications giving different results.
Regards
Steve unruh