Anyone done an ls1 swap in a 72 nova?
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My roomate has a good condition nova that hes selling and Ive got my old ls1 motor that i was thinking about throwin in there if it was an easy process and not too expensive.
Any one have any info regarding cost/difficulty for a shop to do it?
Any one have any info regarding cost/difficulty for a shop to do it?
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The 68-74 Nova is the same chassis as the 67-69 Camaros. We are located in Las Vegas, and can do the swap up properly. We engineer parts to fit that chassis with zero fabrication or cutting required.
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its real easy , you can get the pan & headers from street & performance the fuel pump from detail zone use stock harness you could do the whole for less than 2k plus you will be able to say you did it your self.
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It is difficult to give you a cost because of the wide range of options and parts you can go with. I'd say anywhere from $9K-$25K depending on how crazy you'd like to get. Keep in mind that everything we do is designed to the chassis, it is not street rod parts.
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