LS engine in a new Cadillac ATS?
It has the same drivetrain and options as the ATS but cost a lot less. The Regal handles and rides well plus it really scoots when I'm cruising and hammer it. I'm gonna get a tune for it soon that'll give it well over 300hp and over 350 ft lbs of torque.
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Too bad the vehicle is so expensive to begin with. In about 10 years I can maybe pick one up and do the swap. The 2.0t ones have a cast diff housing too. Not sure what the limits are on it. Haven't had to fix one yet.
I just hope the ats-v is better than the xts with the tt3.6. I really am not too impressed with it stock. But I am sure they can be tuned up pretty easily.
Too bad the vehicle is so expensive to begin with. In about 10 years I can maybe pick one up and do the swap. The 2.0t ones have a cast diff housing too. Not sure what the limits are on it. Haven't had to fix one yet.
LS engine in
I would say anyone wanting to do an LS swap had better be really good with electronics. Just so much electrical stuff. I also have a 2006 CTSV. Looking at the wiring on that car just seems so simple. The newer the car the more electronics and to get everything working would be more than I am willing to do. I also have an LS swapped E36 BMW. Even that was simple compared to new.
Anyone doing it I salute you.
Put the right engine/drivetrain in it and quit abusing it. FOUR blown engines in a row, points straight to its owner.









