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I was browsing the local CL and ran upon this http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/863192249.html Discuss

Has anyone ever seen a 1983 Corvette? also in 86 the had a L98, not even a lt1 and was fuel injected with the crossfire system ( this thing was retarded) the motor was rated at only 230 hp. It also was tpi not tbi. Learn your shit yo. And the swap is an interesting one but kinda pointless...

you could use a brass fitting plug

Im looking for info on the Europe Mk3's? i cant seem to find it anywhere! please help :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

nah kirbys are cheap these days

id like to say to you my friend your a moron, theres more LSx series motors running strong than there are 2j/1j and 7ms together. Do your research please then come back.

me too :1zhelp: :icon_evil

Awesome, I actually counted and i came up with 286 Red, 120 Amber and 36 White, Total cost is $276.00 for LEDs @ http://www.lsdiodes.com . Great place i have ordered a ton of leds from them. Looks good man. thanks for the inspiration

Howdy, Class of 2006 whoop. Welcome to the Forums. Lookin forward to seein your project

great find, I'm trying to find a daily right now. man thats a sweet deal.!!!!!!!

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No Automatics do not have pilot bearings. flywheel, and torque converter thats it.

wow that looks really good? curious has anyone tried using ford coil on plugs? i saw it on supra forums and was intrigued . the guy said it was pretty much straight forward.

just curious, but does anyone know where i can get complete interiors, or a good upholstery shop that can redo my whole interior? (

i did not know this great info IJ :bowdown:

I don't know about Eagle rods for Toyota's, but I've used eagle rods in my Volkswagen in my type 4 build and they are super strong. So i don't see why they would be any different for any other application. Plus why not save a few bucks? :bigthumb:

ive seen them on the inner lower drivers side fender, looks good tucked in there. had a nice aluminum cover and the wires ran around the back of the motor to the plugs.

maybe where it connects from soft hoe to hardline?

yes it will but your gonna have to change the wiring harness and unless you want to do that twice i would just get a daily while your building the other 7m.

nice, wasnt tryin to be rude sorry. i think anyone with the title of self proclaimed mechanic can do just about anything if they put there mind to it. since working in the mechanic field for like 10 years, i have learned alot , but until i started researching on my own i didn't know poop...