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Old 07-17-2009, 10:46 PM
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hi,

i am looking into buying a lifted 91 blazer with 35s. in has no motor but has a tranny with broken bellhousing (standard). it comes with a older 454 and auto tranny. i was wondering if the 454 would be good for a daily driver? i live in a small town so there wont be alot of driving around. is there much work swaping in a big block from a small block?

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Old 07-21-2009, 09:49 PM
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The big block will fit right in. The factory throttle body fuel injection will not be enough for it though. You will either have to utilize a computer and injectors for a big block or use a carb... of course it won't pass an emissions test with a carb... But this is possible to do.
 
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the 454 is from a older 1 ton and is tbi. what would be the easiest way in your opinion? how would the carb fit on?
 
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If you have the TBI along with the 454 then just plug it in and you are done. If not then get a set of 454 injectors and install them into your current throttle body.
 
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