4th Gen L98 swap
10-31-2005, 01:37 PM
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4th Gen L98 swap as you guys know I was planing on swaping the v6 on my 4th gen for a 350 TPI from my 3rd gen z28 (crashed) I know that the L98 engine cant compare to an ls1 but I have no money for anything else. After about 2 months of research I finally decided to go ahead and start the swap I hope that you guys dont mind me posting the details of my project in this forum.
10-31-2005, 06:49 PM
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sounds like an interesting swap. Are you doing any performance mods to the L98? I have an 88 IROC and I am selling all of my motor/injection/computer parts. I got a 383, superram and Gen 7 DFI w/dual sync. Everything must go-trying to sell local but I may put some on E-bay. Let me know if you need anything help/parts! 
10-31-2005, 09:36 PM
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I was going to do this with mine till I found the LS1 doner car . I dont know if the TPI intake will fit under the cowl . I would get a Lt1 intake . (GO to LT1intake.com ) You may could use LT1 accessories if you get an Lt1 balancer . The wiring will depend on what year car your car is .
Things youll need
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4th gen trans menber for your trans
Lt1 motor mounts youll also need to strap each side of the motor down becouse you can only use 2 of the three bolt in the block
Things youll need
Lt1kmember
4th gen trans menber for your trans
Lt1 motor mounts youll also need to strap each side of the motor down becouse you can only use 2 of the three bolt in the block
10-31-2005, 09:55 PM
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In case you haven't seen it, LS1Tech does have a SBC & BBC section where some swaps like yours are already completed.
