Re: LRO: Re: Engine swaps

From: Bryan Hoult (bhoult@peoplepc.com)
Date: Fri Jun 15 2001 - 19:09:02 EDT

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    The 4.3 has been used in boats extensively as a carburetor engine. Fuel injection is nice, though. What about clearing the steering? Still have to move away from stock box/relay setup?

    Bryan
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    On Fri, 15 June 2001, "Hope Peter" wrote:

    >
    > > What about a V-6 like the the one from Chevy S-10's, the 4.3?L
    > > Vortec? Torque for days, highway cruising with proper gearing,
    > > nearly bomb-proof? A "simple" matter to mount the electrickery
    > > somewhere safe from flooding. Even the non-vortec version would
    > > be a reasonable choice. Anyone done one of these?
    >
    > I have been thinking about this for my next Rover project.
    > A friend did the conversion in a Jeep with a 700r4 tranny and Dana 300
    > transfercase.
    > The engine will bolt to the TH trannies also. Have found someone that has
    > mounted a TH350 to a Series transfer case and used a Salisbury rear. So the
    > components are all there. Adapter from tranny to transfer will be the
    > hardest part.
    > Advanced adapters has a vortec kit that includes motor mounts and an engine
    > wiring harness.
    > My friend got the ecu from a Junk yard. Used headers and welded in a
    > threaded section for the O2 sensor. Rest of the sensors were on the engine.
    > Pete

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