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so like a '94 vette, whats that lookin likeQuote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
oh and the fuel injection setup for the 327, any idea on $$
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/98-04...QQcmdZViewItem
put this in it...
The 350's in a vette are built compared to a 350 out of say a 91 1500 truck. The vette motor will have more torque and run a risk of snappin somethin in the rearend. I would say just see about doin a fuel injection set up on the 327, especially if it is a numbers matching car.Quote:
Originally Posted by thinkfast®
I will see if I can find a price.
Ever see a '64 break a rear set up and the ass end slams the ground and bends the body?Quote:
Originally Posted by rickgiblin
if its a #'s matching car, i would never take that engine out, just cuse its so hard these days to find a car with its numbers matching and thats what collectors are looking for if you tried to sell it
nope but it doesnt sound too good. i say dont try itQuote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
This the full kit with the ecm that you need to run it with.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
Option #2 with out the mani
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
Pimp Set up
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
There is more there just have to decide what you want to do.
http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294853151
dam that shits expensive.. good thing i dont have to buy it. id be broke for months
You have to remember that this is a complete system with an ecu.Quote:
Originally Posted by rickgiblin
It would be cheaper to do a carbed setup than fuel injected. Thought about getting rid of the buick and stepping up to a nova, chevelle, or fox body and do a nice carbed engine. They are also easier to tune than a fuel injected car.Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
True, but Ricky wanted fuel injected. ;) That and a hydro car cannot handle a lot of torque with out breaking something on the rearend.Quote:
Originally Posted by TwinyTwin
yeah, just giving him the option cause if you dont know shit about a engine and how it works, a fuel injected car is going to be a big pain in the ass and costly. Believe me, my full stand alone for the buick is killing me.Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
Oh I agree. Stand alones are pain in the ass and expensive but it is always up to the car owner what they want. Either way it will be a sweet ride once he is done with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by TwinyTwin
yeah, I have always like the looks of a old school impala. Would also be killer throwing in a vette motor in that thing. Good luck with that thinkfast.Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
Awesome news. I was about to get pissed when I saw a suggestion that this was an april fools thing. lol. I am very glad that some thieves got what they had coming. The NPR is idling, getting warm! :D Awaiting a call from GATEG and Speedminded to roll out on the white steelies!!
Yeah that is what he is wanting to do but unless that rearend is reinforced like Fort Knox then he runs a risk of snapping something on the rearend. Even then there are still several weak points that can break. Now if it was not juiced then yeah an LS6 would be awesome in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by TwinyTwin
fuckit, build a subframe & late model LT1's with tranny's are cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
True you can subframe it but it is the whole rear section is what becomes the weak link. To hit the back high or do a respectable three wheel you can't have something with a lot of torque, It will cause that rearend to "wrap" itself up and begin breaking things that will ruin the car. We thought that as well on a '63, Hit three wheel and gave it some gas going through downtown and the left rear broke causing the car to slam back down. It was not pretty. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by speedminded
my boss just came back with the car, here are the pictures
few more
Thats crazy... are all the rest of the parts like interior and trunk lid there too?
Damn that is an expensive ass motor.
there are no other body panels, gauges, or interior. he sold most of that off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deaf Pimp
dam, put a front end and a seat on there and some other tweaks and take that car on PINKS and see if you can get another one...lol , that engine looks sweet. i want it in my civic. lol
good call manQuote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
thanks
lol you crazy manQuote:
Originally Posted by rickgiblin
LS1, w/ a t56?? cmon LOL
ouch :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
al #s match, I just want to do something common, and updated...Quote:
Originally Posted by rickgiblin
might check out that fuel injected conversion
thanks for the links homey!Quote:
Originally Posted by GA_Teg
thanks homey, thanks for the tuning advice, might end up stickin with the 327Quote:
Originally Posted by TwinyTwin
can't go wrong with the 327. If it was me I would just clean it up, do a wire tuck on the engine and add some chrome to make it pop. Either way it will be sweet.