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Post by liftedtacoma99 on Feb 11, 2004 2:27:26 GMT -5
i'm a new member to this forum. i had a question about a chevy 350 swap. i've heard that it will work, i was wondering what it took to make it work, if its even worth it, or is there a better way to get more power out of the stock 2.7 4banger.
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Post by fourwd1 on Feb 11, 2004 17:50:47 GMT -5
Welcome.
Yes it will work.
It takes a LOT of time and $$ to make it work.
Wether it's worth it is hard to say, everyones situation is different.
For more info try the SEARCH button.
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Post by mongo338 on Feb 25, 2004 23:56:08 GMT -5
it all depends on if you have a motor allready the other parts are fairly inexpensive the only real problem i have encountered is radiator fit and size but when it comes togther no one wants to be behind me when i hit the gas pedal
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Post by bwshtr on Feb 26, 2004 3:17:05 GMT -5
I dont know if you know anything about the buick V6's (i believe 231 ci) but they are a lot lighter, smaller and push just about the same amount of power as your standard Chevy small block 350. Its just a thought. I have actually thought about going the buick route myself. Good luck~Chris Oh if you are really interested in swaping out your old motor and need some kits for a swap check out www.northwestoffroad.com and also check with advanced adapters, they offer a kit for about 450 bucks or so! |
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Post by fourwd1 on Feb 26, 2004 15:45:21 GMT -5
I dont know if you know anything about the buick V6's (i believe 231 ci) but they are a lot lighter, smaller and push just about the same amount of power as your standard Chevy small block 350. Its just a thought. I have actually thought about going the buick route myself. Good luck~Chris The Buick V6 swap is easier than a 350 IMHO. |
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Post by liftedtacoma99 on Feb 28, 2004 2:03:51 GMT -5
thanks for the info  ill probaly go that route instead of the 350 |
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