Fuel Injection for '69 Land Cruiser

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Clare Snyder wrote:
> 
> Patrick Forester wrote:
> >
> > Hey folks,
> >         I have a '69 FJ40 Land Cruiser that I really want to put fuel injection on
> > and I'm looking for your suggestions. I'm looking for something that will
> > run well off-road, i.e. off camber situations, as well as on road and
> > obtain good economy. For those of you not familiar with the engine it's an
> > F type, Inline 6 cylinder, bore&stroke 3.54x4 in., displacement 237.3 ci.,
> > compression ratio 7.5:1
> >         I rebuilt the engine and in the process have decked the block .020in.,
> > surfaced the head .010in., and bored it .030in. so most of the specs above
> > are wrong for my engine.
> >         I do not have a lot of money for this project so the cheaper the better. I
> > am open to any and all suggestions. Thank you.
> 
> Jeep 4 litre HO - modify your manifold and go to it.
> By the way, it's not an F head engine, or what do you mean by F type?.
> In reality, it is a slightly modified and modernised Chevy stove-bolt
> engine - like the early Econo-Flame 235 used in early fifties chevies -
> was originally made under licence from GM, no less.

When I first got my FJ-43 Ragtop (1977) I realized that Toyota had put a
235
Chevy 6 into a Dodge Power Wagon (M-37) in slightly scaled-down version.
I never tried it, but heard that a Chevy Bellhousing will fit the 2F
engine.
Steve  (yes, FJ-43, an export model)