So, Just how hard would it be to put in a 2.7 Taco motor?

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So, Just how hard would it be to put in a 2.7 Taco motor? #552028 01/14/05 01:06 AM

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I read the other post but didn't feel it was right to talk about it when he didn't consider the 2.7L Taco motor. I was wondering just how hard it would be to swap in a 2.7 to a 88 toyota pickup with 5 speed? I'm sure somebody has done it, at least once. So is Marlin going to make a kit?

88 red shortbed 5" superlift, 35 BFG M/T, 5.29's, detroit r, welded f, LCE EFI pro power package, electric fan, battery in bed, owned since new, 73,000 miles now.
2003 Dodge Ram Hemi 1500 Q/C 4x4, 315 A/T BFG's

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So, Just how hard would it be to put in a 2.7 Taco motor?	speeedracer	01/14/05 01:06 AM
Re: So, Just how hard would it be to put in a 2.7 Taco motor?	bkg	01/14/05 01:55 AM
Re: So, Just how hard would it be to put in a 2.7 Taco motor?	kyle-22r	01/14/05 04:19 AM

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