94 Isuzu engine swap with 4.3
okiekid55
05-19-2005, 05:35 PM
Rookie here! Looking for anyone that has swapped a Chev 4.3 into a pick up not a chevy clone Hombre. Especially motor mounts or procedures done before. I have searched other sites but none with how to do it. Links to other forums or sites would be helpful. I have a 4.3 block with Vortec heads and 700R4 tranny. I am wanting to go with a carb setup. Don't like computers. Appreciate any and all assistance.
amigo-2k
05-19-2005, 08:44 PM
check out stinkfab.com
if your truck came with a 2.8, your options for a swap is a 3.1 or a 3.4. The 4.3 is entirely different.
if your truck came with a 2.8, your options for a swap is a 3.1 or a 3.4. The 4.3 is entirely different.
okiekid55
05-20-2005, 01:19 PM
No, it has a carbed (Weber) 2.3 w/ 5 speed and 4.10 rear. Wanting more hp to fool around with.
CanadianRanger
05-27-2005, 05:42 PM
i am curious about the same kinda thing. i have a 94 with a 3.2l 4x4,a nd i was wondering if i could squeeze a 4.3l vortec gm engine in there, if anyone know if this is possibleand what issues i might have, ie tranny, motor mounts radiator etc. Thanks in advance
okiekid55
05-30-2005, 01:26 PM
Canadianranger,
From what I have searched/surfed on, it is possible to mount a 4.3 or even a sbc in an Isuzu with no cutting required. I just have not found anywhere or anyone that has posted the "how to do it". Good luck.
From what I have searched/surfed on, it is possible to mount a 4.3 or even a sbc in an Isuzu with no cutting required. I just have not found anywhere or anyone that has posted the "how to do it". Good luck.
CanadianRanger
05-30-2005, 06:09 PM
thanks, if ya do happen to find anything about it, itd be great if ya could post it, im definitely tempted to do it.
but i like you havent found anything about it yet
but i like you havent found anything about it yet
mjohn
06-04-2005, 05:38 PM
Need a motor for a 92 Isuzo pickup truck...
The 4cyl engine gave up the ghost and the body is good...
is it worth fixing?
The 4cyl engine gave up the ghost and the body is good...
is it worth fixing?
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