You will need to snag a couple of parts. First is the 350, obviously. When you get the engine get the fan shroud, radiator, throttle body, and ECM also. A 7747 or 8747 computer should be a direct swap. You will have to get new block-side engine mounts. The frame side of things is the same from a 4.3 to a V-8, but the block side is different to account for the different length. The radiator and fan shroud will also have to be swapped since the V-8 radiator is larger and the shroud shorter. Behind the glovebox you will find the ECM which you will have to swap for the V-8 calibration. You will also need to swap to the older 1-wire oxygen sensor most likely. It is a pretty straight forward swap, but it is still work.
No, only gasoline engines in 1993; 4.3 liter, 5.0, 5.7, and 7.4 (454).
largely depends on axle ratio
YES. It will not harm the engine are running condition.
Bulbs. All the bulbs are fed from the same fuse.
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Yes. The HO engine in the Monte Carlo SS had higher compression, bigger valves, and a different cam.
You will be fortunate to get 15 mpg.
About 325HP
what is the body being changed too?
4 degrees BTDC.
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window sticker for a basic chevy half ton pickup in 1975