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Old 04-07-2007, 06:24 PM
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I have a 1999 camaro it have a v6 3.8 in it can I put a v8 in it
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Re: 1999 camaro
You can.

But for overall cost and the trouble...it is easier to get the LS1 car and sell your V6 car.
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Re: 1999 camaro
Not a problem.

I am always all for more performance. Just trying to help save some cash and effort.
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You can.

But for overall cost and the trouble...it is easier to get the LS1 car and sell your V6 car.
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Re: 1999 camaro
V8s are overrated
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I have a 1999 camaro it have a v6 3.8 in it can I put a v8 in it
You could slap a turbo on it and build the motor right and outrun vettes.
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