Funny enough the car actually has an L98 with nitrous haha. Very weird swap imo
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I see 283s seem to be making a small comeback or a 307 ci chevy sb with 283 pistons and shorter rods, and 416 or 193 heads medium camshaft and a 600 holly 4 barrel.(no edelbrocks)(no quadrajets)
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if going the LS route I recommend buying a wrecked vehicle. So you have a motor,trans,wiring harness, all the connectors and clips and junk you need. Then part the car out when you are done. In my family we did 2 LS swaps for basically free after parting the cars out.
That had been my plan when I wanted to put an LSA in but prices had gone crazy for wrecked ones so I just stuck with a good sounding motor
Yeah I've never gone that route I just pieced together what I needed but I got the stuff for extremely cheap.
My thought it comes down to the time you want to invest in dealing with parting out a whole left over pile parts.
My thought it comes down to the time you want to invest in dealing with parting out a whole left over pile parts.
Since you ALREADY have a sbc in place.... just rebuild it with what you have in mind to do with it, going LS is like a time/money pit you will not enjoy unless you're up for the challenge.
Honestly.... if you're just lQQking for moderate power, mostly a street cruiser/bruiser, 383cid will fit the bill nicely, but if your intentions is for 1000HP, go LS, it will not be street friendly, i tell you that much.
You might want to brush up on what a 1000hp LS setup is. If I wanted to build one I could daily drive it to work. 5.3l with a couple of snails on it is all it would take. VERY street friendly.
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