Here's why:
* Engine size and configuration: The Supra has a much larger and more powerful engine than the Camry. The Supra uses a straight-six engine, while the Camry typically has a four-cylinder or V6 engine.
* Mounting points and dimensions: The engine bays of the Supra and Camry are different sizes and shapes, so the engine mounts and other components won't align.
* Engine management system: The engine control units (ECUs) and wiring harnesses are not compatible between the two models.
While it's theoretically possible to swap an engine, it would be a massive undertaking requiring extensive modifications, custom fabrication, and expert knowledge. It's not a practical or cost-effective solution for most people.
If you're looking to upgrade your Supra's engine, consider options like:
* Swapping to another Toyota straight-six engine: Some popular options include the 2JZ-GTE or 3SZ-GE.
* Building and tuning your existing engine: This can involve adding aftermarket components, such as turbochargers, to increase power.
It's always recommended to consult with experienced mechanics and specialists before attempting any major engine modifications.
