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#422438 06/12/2008 6:18 PM
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Building a 51 AD from the ground up. With gas prices getting "out of sight" was thinking of putting in a 4.3 v6 with TBI. I have an older S10 that has 219k on it and still gets 20+ mpg.Has anyone done this conversion? Fairly "new" at these types of projects and "open" to a challange. This truck will be a daily driver NOT a show rig or street machine.
Open to any ideas.

515window #422458 06/12/2008 7:05 PM
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It shouldn't be a big problem. The 4.3 is a 350 with 2 cyls. cut off. The external parts are the same. The biggest problem will be steering gear clearance.


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