1987 sr5 22R carb 4X4 she is tired
11-23-2009, 08:55 AM
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1987 sr5 22R carb 4X4 she is tired
1987 sr5 22R carb 4X4 she is tired can barely get up to 75 on the high way.
I have a 1992 2 wd with a 22REC can they be swapped out ?
I would like to keep it carbureted? I guess I am asking will they bolt up and if so what do I need ahead of time ?
I have a 1992 2 wd with a 22REC can they be swapped out ?
I would like to keep it carbureted? I guess I am asking will they bolt up and if so what do I need ahead of time ?
11-26-2009, 08:19 PM
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Why do you want to keep it carbureted if you want more power? The EFI will add significant hp. The '92 can work, but I would guess you'll probably need the '92's ECU.
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Ok here is what I found
The compression is 165-170 on all cylinders.
Timing is spot on.
Plugs wires cap rotor are all new.
Truck runs great, but I can’t get it above 70. Unless going down a incline.
I am thinking it is the 30.5” tires? Will this make that much of a difference over the stock tires?
The compression is 165-170 on all cylinders.
Timing is spot on.
Plugs wires cap rotor are all new.
Truck runs great, but I can’t get it above 70. Unless going down a incline.
I am thinking it is the 30.5” tires? Will this make that much of a difference over the stock tires?
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