Motore Toyota TOM's 3S-GE F3

TOM's was founded in 1974 and began its operations as a tuning shop for Toyota cars; in 1983 it established its own competition department, also based on Toyota. TOM's first foray into F3 came in 1981, when they began developing Toyota engines for the Japanese F3 championship, where they achieved almost immediate success. In 1987, TOM's opened a facility in Norfolk, England, and began developing its own Toyota F3 engine for the European market. This 2.0-liter Toyota 3S-GE engine, developed by Yamaha engineers, was produced in Japan in 1991 for installation in a Celica 2.0 GT-i 16; and modified in 1992 by TOM's for the new '92 032F and '93 033F cars. Supersquare engine used in Formula 3 in the 1990s; Overhauled and modified with Weber 48 DCO carburetors in the UK in 2019 for use in a prototype; raced in two races. Purchased by the current owner in the same year for free practice in a Ralt Formula 3, but never used. Complete with ignition control unit; small flywheel with ring gear and rear starter motor for Hewland gearboxes.