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Have I got a deal for you!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/chevrolet-camaro-1967-2002/411887-official-swap-thread-my-camaro-56k-run.html
Everything you wanted to know about a thirdgen/LS1 swap but were afraid to ask....
https://ls1tech.com/forums/chevrolet-camaro-1967-2002/411887-official-swap-thread-my-camaro-56k-run.html
Everything you wanted to know about a thirdgen/LS1 swap but were afraid to ask....
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Someone needs to learn to use the search button.
Read the stickies here and on thirdgen.org (motorswap/lsx/ltx section)
Then search both sites for things that are not clear.
Then come and ask generic questions ;-)
edit: ...and take the plunge, you will thank yourself later
Read the stickies here and on thirdgen.org (motorswap/lsx/ltx section)
Then search both sites for things that are not clear.
Then come and ask generic questions ;-)
edit: ...and take the plunge, you will thank yourself later
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BTW... "Cheap" and "LS1 swap into a thirdgen" dont usually go together. But I guess that depends on your definition of cheap...
And definetly do some more research. There is more than enough info on this site as well as thirdgen.org to do an LS1 swap with your eyes closed.
J.
And definetly do some more research. There is more than enough info on this site as well as thirdgen.org to do an LS1 swap with your eyes closed.
J.
#13
yeah...you can do it cheap...~3000 dollars as long as you keep it a completely stock motor and use manifolds for the exhaust and budget and look for the best deals....thats what i was going to do....1000 dollars ago....
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I stand firm in my belief that getting a donor car is the way to go. Because not only will you find a ton of stuff on the donor car that you can use, but you can sell off what you dont and make some dough.
Im at around $10-$15 grand...But I re-did the whole car. Suspension and all...
Justin
Im at around $10-$15 grand...But I re-did the whole car. Suspension and all...
Justin
#16
I am still under $10,000 with the price of the car. Being a machinist and having a welder has helped out a lot, built my own headers and all mounts. I have more in my carb,intake and ign. box than I did my 6.0L long block. I have more time than money so i was able to wait on deals. Depending on your time line and condition of the car when you start the project you can have a running driving 3rd gen LS1 swap for $10-$12 grand. I think it was worth every penny.
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Originally Posted by badjuju342
Have I got a deal for you!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=411887
Everything you wanted to know about a thirdgen/LS1 swap but were afraid to ask....
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=411887
Everything you wanted to know about a thirdgen/LS1 swap but were afraid to ask....
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