I have yet to see a successful 4.0 V8 or 4.0 V6 swap in a 3rd gen. You may have to settle for a supercharger. Anything is possible, but I'm not convinced our engine bays are even deep enough for either of those engines.
I might just have to go that route.
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these things aren't that slow, i see no reason why you "have" to go any route, maybe byu yourself another cheap pick up to tow with or get a little sports car for cheap rather then dive into engine swaps that you don't know are going to work,cost alot of cash, and add no value to your ride in terms of resale.
but then again i drive a 34hp 3,000lb bread box around during the summer for fun, what do i know, lol
LOL !!! I am planning ahead for the future. When my engine goes, if it goes I don't want to replace with the same 3.4 if I can drop in something better with more power. I don't have the need for speed however an extra 60-100 horses just sounds like fun.
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Anyone know what other engines you can drop in, if any?
LOL !!! I am planning ahead for the future. When my engine goes, if it goes I don't want to replace with the same 3.4 if I can drop in something better with more power. I don't have the need for speed however an extra 60-100 horses just sounds like fun.
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Ok ok you got me on that one lol i'm on the fence about this as well. Meaning do i drop a larger engine in there or go stock and get another 300k+ miles from another 3.4l , it's a tough choice i've been thinking the same thing man only problem is if you take care of the engine you got it may be a long while before you get to do the swap.
What sort of miles are people getting from the larger engines, if they are getting 300k+ i think it's an easy choice at that point unless you cannot be bothered by swapping ecu's and other things.
my bad man my bad lol didn't understand the context of the question lol