Small Block in 93 Toyota Pickup?

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  1. OneSick93

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    Ive heard people say that a small block can fit in a 93 Toyota with no problem. Is this true?
     
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    i have a 302 sbf in mine was a little hard but im bodied and bagged i think if i wasnt bodied it wouldn't be that bad
     
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    Yah what krazed just said. Also one of my buddies in Boise has a 350sb in his truck!!
     
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    it's been done multiple times... SB V8 are shoved into everything...
     
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    I think Im going to sell my swap and put a 350sb in her, seems like a fun idea
     
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    Ill let you know how mine goes. not sure if im going 350, iron block ls2, or alum block ls1...
     
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    You guys are always taking these things the wrong way.. Don't need a v8, you need to put a little geo metro motor in these things! That's the swap I want to see someone do! ha ha! I'm joking of course...
     
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    My swap is pretty mean as is but I'm looking for something else.
     
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    those hotsaw guys are nuts i use to build the guide bars for the chains
     
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    I preached this like crazy on a thread and everyone called me crazy! :duh:
     
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    everything i have read about the v8 swap in these trucks says that SBF are easier then SBC because of the distributer placement at the fire wall.
     
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