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Old 04-26-2004, 08:59 PM
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Question 1978 chevy nova parts from supra

hey you guys i am 16 and i have a 1978 chevy nova and i was wondering about the engine i relize a 350 may be too fast for me at the moment not wanting to ruin the work i put into it but i was wondering beacasue i heard this and i just wanted to verify my source i heard that my nove 250 is the same as a supra engine and i was wondering if i could buy parts and if they would fit on my nova as this may make my parts easier to find if this is truew i would like to know what the years were that the engines were the same thanx
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Re: 1978 chevy nova parts from supra

No, definetly not the same engine. A 350 will not be too much to handle by any means, unless you've seriously built it up. Old Novas make fun straight line cars though, good luck with it.
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Old 04-27-2004, 08:48 PM
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Re: 1978 chevy nova parts from supra

thanx anyways
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