Yes, you can but it has limits, you go over the limits and you're buying a new engine.

Your '94 Camry 2.2l is called a 5SFE engine

Google: 5sfe add turbo
MR2 has a good write up on what you'll get and what you won't.

 

How many miles does this 1994 have?

You might consider a rebuild of the motor because it could be tired. You should really think about this before you waste any money

Don't mean to bust your bubble, just being realistic and honest.

 

Okay, I hate to leave you hanging.:hi:

Take a look, it can be done!:clap:

http://youtu.be/Krt1PNIiZXQ

This one was just too funny!!!!!

 

One place? Video is Educational!



Check out this Video for Turbo Ready Decision

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=-feNbqBcF0I#!
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Thanks thats help me alot ! The car has 120,000 miles, wiith some new parts. My dad change the engine head for a new one because, the car was overheating nad he didnt know what was wr, he buy a new water pump, timing belt and all the gasket. But at the end the problem was the radiator. Jeje

 

Read the stickies. Lots of good turbo info. Google search for "wraith camry." He had one of the turbo Camrys back in the day. There is some info on his set up in several different places on the web.

You will definitely want to start by getting an extra engine to rebuild. I strongly recommend you do it once and do it right. Anything is possible with a good combination of time, money, and skill. Knowledge is probably the most important part of a turbo build though.

 

Option number 2......

Rebuilt with a procharger supercharger...

easier to install...

a little less power...

but more low down power

and normally less issues.. due to being more simple..

 

Totally agree!:thumbsup:

With a Turbo you need to check and double check all hoses and most especially change the Motor Oil and pay attention to throttle use so, Turbo unit does not fail.

Too bad my Camry has so many miles and just don't want to spend that kind of $$$ and instead drive it to pasture quietly and gently.:clap:

 

Don't think TRD or Prochargers ever made a supercharger that fit the 5SFE.

 

Thank you. Apparently the "supercharger expert" missed my point...