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Originally Posted by CronuSurtr
like he said it'd be a chore for a first timer, but don't let that discourage you (my first engine swap was a porche 911 THAT is a tough swap) if your really concidering it go to an auto parts store an get yourself a chiltons repair guide or something similar, it goes over a complete part for part tear down of the car, and the rebuild...
Vaya Con Dios and good luck
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For starters, chilton doesn't have a repair manual on a Z32 available at a parts store. You can however, buy one on ebay for about 5 dollars plus shipping or I can just email you a copy of my electronic one for $5. The swap is not as hard as it may seem. But a manual is definetly a must. When you start removing shit a good rule of thumb is to lable every vacuum line so you know where it goes when you put the new motor in. You can also do some mods while the engine is out. Anyhow good luck.