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Old 03-13-2017, 04:32 PM
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New LSA swap done... thanks for watching..
Without a help of few people here on the forum, I would never finished this..
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Still lot's of to improove on the car..
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Thats pretty cool. Is it an lsa motor or an iron block with a lsa blower swap?
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It is a engine from CTS-V Cadillac. original LSA

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Thats pretty cool. Is it an lsa motor or an iron block with a lsa blower swap?
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Awesome build man!!


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Great job!

I have a s13 with a LSA being built now. I'm jealous you can fit the lid under the hood without cutting it.
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Great job!

I have a s13 with a LSA being built now. I'm jealous you can fit the lid under the hood without cutting it.

I had to lift the lid a lot as you can see on the video, but it works well and looks good too..

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I was told the s/c lid would stick out 4inches.

I was going to add spacers to the hood. I like how yours looks.
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