11-18-2015, 04:39 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2014
Location: Shingle Springs, CA
Posts: 869
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Re: LS Swap Cheaper Then SBC Build?
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Originally Posted by bs46488
I just did a "budget" swap on my '70 Nova with an LS engine and it wasn't cheap. There were a lot of extra parts I had to buy.
At one point, I said to myself I should have just bought a Jegs 350 crate motor and have been done with it. However, turning the key and having it fire right up and idle is pretty cool. I haven't driven the car yet, but I heard once you do it will be worth it!
What is the issue that you are looking for a new engine combo?
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Originally Posted by MalibuSSwagon
My cost for swap parts was around 800. minus 250 for clutch/flywheel/bolts if youre using an auto. Then plus 140 for dorman nylon fuel lines, fittings, filter and tool. The 800 included tune up parts and new gaskets. This is assuming your engine/trans is free, mine was after selling all the parts off the donor truck. I have a complete spreadsheet with everything on it, I need to re-compile and organize it before I release it.
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I would like to see that list when you release it.
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