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hurley842002 · 08-09-2008, 09:08 PM

Ok, so heres the deal. My dad has a 1986 Toyota pickup 4wheel drive, base model. I can probably pick it up from him for dirt cheap, its got 250,000+ miles on it, but runs fairly decent and has no rust. The only downside to this truck is that its carburated. I'm thinking about buying the truck from him, and swapping all my stuff from the 4runner to the pickup (Locker, bumper, winch, shackles, and fuel injection.) I don't ever carry more than one passenger in the 4runner at a time so I don't really need the extra room. I would have plenty of spare parts for things like dual cases and what not. What do you guys think? How big of a process is swapping the fuel injection over? Looking for suggestions thanks.

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hurley842002 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Parker, CO Posts: 327	1986 Toyota Pickup Ok, so heres the deal. My dad has a 1986 Toyota pickup 4wheel drive, base model. I can probably pick it up from him for dirt cheap, its got 250,000+ miles on it, but runs fairly decent and has no rust. The only downside to this truck is that its carburated. I'm thinking about buying the truck from him, and swapping all my stuff from the 4runner to the pickup (Locker, bumper, winch, shackles, and fuel injection.) I don't ever carry more than one passenger in the 4runner at a time so I don't really need the extra room. I would have plenty of spare parts for things like dual cases and what not. What do you guys think? How big of a process is swapping the fuel injection over? Looking for suggestions thanks. __________________ 1986 4runner 31" mt's aftermarket shackles Custom front bumper/winch Light bar/auxilary lighting Rear Detroit future mods: 33's maybe 35's, 5.29's, Rear bumper with tire/jerry can,highlift mounts, sliders. Conquer with the IFS until I can't conquer anymore and then do an SAS.