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Old 07-15-2007, 06:19 PM   #1
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Engine Swap?????

Ok, i have a 1995 gmc sonoma with the 2.2 and 189,000 miles on it. I just bought a 2.2 cavilier motor from a 1996. From what i can see everything is exactly the same. I plan on beefing up the cavilier motor by finding a good cam and some high-comp pistions and some other odds and ends and sticking it in my truck.

Here is one question i had... The first thing i noticed is that there in no poilt bering in the crank on the 96 motor(both were 5 speeds) I am hoping i can just get a bering and stick it in there and the cranks are not diffrent. What does everyone think about this project?
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