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i have a couple of questions about a v8 swap that i would like to do in my 94 2.2l s10.
1)what is a estimated cost to have a lt1,305, vortec swapped into my truck from a shop(labor only)? 2)how hard will it be to do w/ help myself? 3)could i use a camaro diff. and drive shaft? 4) what would the estimated cost of the engines? (i would have the engine rebuilt so mileage is not important) late, i hope i get some responces |
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Re: ?'s for v8 swap guys
Ummm, $8000 total guestimate for a rebuilt and installed LT1.
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Re: ?'s for v8 swap guys
thats a lot of $$$. i was hopin to get close to 5-6k by using parts from another v-8 ride. is it possible to use a camaro or c10 rear end, and drive shaft?
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If you are willing to pay $6000 then bring it to me. I'll put a 388 stroker in with a th400 trans, custom drive shaft and an auburn pro diff with your choice of gears. Aluminum heads nice headers edelbrock Air Gap intake and a Barry Grant carb.
I drive mine to work quite often, I am running to low of a gear though where it is set up for the 1/8th mile. I am located in Darlington SC.
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Re: ?'s for v8 swap guys
strongman that sounds dope but im just researchin cuz im goin to airbag my truck then in a about a year, engine swap
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Re: ?'s for v8 swap guys
IF YOUR SERIOUS GET THE V-8 CONVERSION MANUEL FROM WWW.JAGSTHATRUN.COM
$30 BUT IT HAS SAVED ME TEN TIMES THAT IN PARTS DESIGN AND VERY IMPORTANTLY...TIME GOOD LUCK AND $8000 IS PROBIBALLY ABOUT DOUBLE WHAT IT SHOULD COST. DO THE WORK YOURSELF AND SAVE SOME MONEY. GET ALL THE PARTS FIRST THEN POUND IT OUT IN A WEEK. GOOD LUCK |
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I have had two swaps in the S-10 and it is not that hard with the right equipment. Buy the JTR V-8 swap manual before you start buying parts. It will save you alot of time and money. The diff of the S-10 should be fine with a stock LT1. With the LT1 or L98 be sure to pick up the painless engine harness to replace the stock harness. My first was a L-98 and now I am working on a 520 horse MFI 383 that has cost around 8500 to build. You should be able to find a LT1 or an L-98 for around 1200 complete and wiring will cost around 300. I think you should be able to do the complete job including 700R4 tranny for around 3500 if you do the labor.
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sorry including machine work if rebuild is going to be around 6,000. You probably could find one in good condition at a salvage yard with low miles this would save you some bucks.
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