66 GTO Convertable 6spd
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66 GTO Convertable 6spd
Hey guys... Just finished a local guy's car he's owned for 31yrs. He's only put 14,000mi on it in all those years.
I kept pestering him about doing a LS swap and we found a complete engine on here in the classified section out of a 99WS6 and 6spd/harness.
Sorry I didn't have time to make a build thread as I went together pretty quick once I had time to stay on it.
Used the stock F-body pan. Kwick Brackets for the alternator/powersteering
pump to get it up off the steering box.
Cut the crossmember down and put roll cage tubing down inside it then welded it all back up. Used the stock trans crossmeber... Plazma'd out
the center part to lower it a bit.
Nook&Tranny Engine mounts/plates with stock 67 sbc rubber mounts.
F-body stock manifolds... 2 1/2 exhaust and DynoMax Super Turbo's.
Just installed a CompCam kit 54-000-11
219/224 609/601 lift Made a nice tone and much more power above 2200
Car's a blast to drive even with the 3:23's
The back tires don't like to have traction anymore hummm Lol.
Below are some pic's...
~Scott
UR50SLO@aol.com
The Victim: shown in reverse order..
This is painted on
I kept pestering him about doing a LS swap and we found a complete engine on here in the classified section out of a 99WS6 and 6spd/harness.
Sorry I didn't have time to make a build thread as I went together pretty quick once I had time to stay on it.
Used the stock F-body pan. Kwick Brackets for the alternator/powersteering
pump to get it up off the steering box.
Cut the crossmember down and put roll cage tubing down inside it then welded it all back up. Used the stock trans crossmeber... Plazma'd out
the center part to lower it a bit.
Nook&Tranny Engine mounts/plates with stock 67 sbc rubber mounts.
F-body stock manifolds... 2 1/2 exhaust and DynoMax Super Turbo's.
Just installed a CompCam kit 54-000-11
219/224 609/601 lift Made a nice tone and much more power above 2200
Car's a blast to drive even with the 3:23's
The back tires don't like to have traction anymore hummm Lol.
Below are some pic's...
~Scott
UR50SLO@aol.com
The Victim: shown in reverse order..
This is painted on
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Thanks guys..... The front brakes and all bushings were upgraded last year (with old motor in still)
He purchased a power front disk brake conversion kit. I installed all that and put all new
front A-arm bushings in since several were pretty worn out. Stop's and rides much better
now. He was just out enjoying the car yesterday
~Scott
He purchased a power front disk brake conversion kit. I installed all that and put all new
front A-arm bushings in since several were pretty worn out. Stop's and rides much better
now. He was just out enjoying the car yesterday
~Scott
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With the Camshaft and no cat's in it and free flowing dual's it should be close to 400hp.
I was on the interstate the other day at 65-70mph I was at 1200rpm Lol... 3:23 gears
I'd guess the fuel milage on the highway would be mid 20's easy. In town I'd guess to be
high teens if you can keep your foot out of it
~Scott
I was on the interstate the other day at 65-70mph I was at 1200rpm Lol... 3:23 gears
I'd guess the fuel milage on the highway would be mid 20's easy. In town I'd guess to be
high teens if you can keep your foot out of it
~Scott