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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: yellowknife/Nwt
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1988 efi to 1986 carb possible?
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: INDIANA
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yes it is, or you could install the other motor and put all the efi components on it and not deal with the hassle of swapping over some of the carb stuff
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my rigs 89 4runner 1989 4runner v6 5 speed everything factory +4susplift running bfg 31s and a aux gas tank and more aux lights than needed 86 pickup 1986 stock pickup 22r 31.10 BFG ATs flatbed a sad day for the 4runner "One moment of patience may ward off great disaster. One moment of impatience may ruin a whole life." |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: wade, NC
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it is but why? EFI is better....... i mean its ur choice...
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My current: 1986 Toyota 4runner SR5 EFI 4cyl 2.4L 22RE 5-Speed 242,000 Miles 95% Stock __________________ (Still working on restoring her) My old: 1988 Toyota 4runner SR5 EFI V6 3.0L 3VZ-E 5-Speed 302,000 Miles All stock (sold)______________ (Was my fastest truck i miss her...) My old: 1989 Toyota 4runner Non-SR5 EFI 4cyl 2.4L 22RE Automatic 231,000 Miles (sold)______________ (was my quietest and slowest yota.) |
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he wants to do it for the time being.... anyways yes completely possible, just dont have to plug in as many wires and you might have to splice in a few, but like stated above you can take off your efi stuff and put it on the motor and there ya go prob solved and you can rebuild the motor.....but begs the next question why not just rebuild the 86 and keep the motor you got in it till you get the 86 done.......then swap over your efi stuff to it? less motor swaps that way
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