LT1 swap possible?
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LT1 swap possible?
So i haven't been around in awhile and that would be for the simple reason that i had a run in with the police.....then a run away from the police....then they showed back up at my house. lol...so my license disappeared for 6 months, which brings me to my post. I have to sell my car, for a couple reasons, but anyways i'm going after a 70-81 corvette for my next project...corvette boo hiss hiss i know. BUT....my question is how plausible would a 90's LT1 swap in be? Would a "painless" wiring harness let me keep EFI or would it be easier just to swap in a carbuerator? Good idea....bad idea? Any input would be appreciated
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So i haven't been around in awhile and that would be for the simple reason that i had a run in with the police.....then a run away from the police....then they showed back up at my house. lol...so my license disappeared for 6 months, which brings me to my post. I have to sell my car, for a couple reasons, but anyways i'm going after a 70-81 corvette for my next project...corvette boo hiss hiss i know. BUT....my question is how plausible would a 90's LT1 swap in be? Would a "painless" wiring harness let me keep EFI or would it be easier just to swap in a carbuerator? Good idea....bad idea? Any input would be appreciated
Thanks
Thanks
Thats because the way the accessories are on that side. In datsun I relocate alternator in others notch the frame.
DO NOT buy a painless harness alot of money and stock is easy to use
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what he said and check out , you can search around on that site its a life savor for lt1 whiring , its pretty easy makes you wounder why it too so long to go with EFI ,i have a 87 rx7 with a lt1/t56
http://shbox.com/1/harness_connector_faces.htm