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Lsx-lx.... a friend of mine and I are thinking about doing the swap, and I have already done a search, and have gathered alot of helpful info. I am just wondering if there is any other useful info out there and if anyne has started producing swap parts for this type of project. Also, I want to run a Th400 on this project... any tips?
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Originally Posted by Wnts2Go10O
well witha 4.6 k member and mounts its pretty strait forward. also the headers is rather simple with 351 swap headers chopped and welded to an ls1 flange.
are you talkign about just a regular k-member? I was thinking about a AJE K-member with LS1 plates.
I hate wiring so I have to figure out who to have do that crap!
Originally Posted by KOTSperformance
The header thing is what I was guessing... but I didn't know if there was a company out there that already had headers....
are you talkign about just a regular k-member? I was thinking about a AJE K-member with LS1 plates.
I hate wiring so I have to figure out who to have do that crap!
are you talkign about just a regular k-member? I was thinking about a AJE K-member with LS1 plates.
I hate wiring so I have to figure out who to have do that crap!
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Originally Posted by Wnts2Go10O
well witha 4.6 k member and mounts its pretty strait forward. also the headers is rather simple with 351 swap headers chopped and welded to an ls1 flange.
you still have to move a least two tubes on both sides,so you'r still building headers.it's not that hard but theres more to it then a flage swap
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Originally Posted by vanilla89
have you built one???how do you know the headers are "simple"???
you still have to move a least two tubes on both sides,so you'r still building headers.it's not that hard but theres more to it then a flage swap
you still have to move a least two tubes on both sides,so you'r still building headers.it's not that hard but theres more to it then a flage swap
