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Posted by Andrew from KY on February 21, 2006 at 08:27:35 from (128.163.194.167):
In Reply to: What to do, what to do... posted by 2x4 on February 20, 2006 at 23:13:31:
If you want to keep a gas motor, go with a 427. It is the larger GM truck engine and will provide noticeably more power than a 366, let alone a worn out 366. A 91 model has the cab that matches the 88-98 pickup right? I think it does, so you might be better off to stick with a new 427 or another 366. I've never been around any of that body style of truck but I'm pretty sure that they are all throttle body fuel injected. Repowering with a diesel means changing computers in the cab and maybe some changes to the fuel system I'm not sure. If you were to use a diesel without using a different rear ratio, I'd think of using a 3208 Cat.
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