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Originally posted by VaderTT View PostHmm, maybe. I'm just unsure if I want to buy those expensive ass headers or just do a small turbo setup. I'm shooting for a budget on this one, but I don't want to buy long tubes and then not use them.
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bolt in cage?
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Originally posted by aggie97 View PostConsidering you can get these cars down to 2600lbs pretty easy, I don't think the extra 20hp afforded from LT's is necessary. A stock LS1 is going to make that thing boogie! keep it simple and cheap....that will translate to the most fun!
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Originally posted by NoClassic View PostIs there are OEM manifold set that will clear the steering linkage?
Got all of the clutch parts last night, looks as though I'll be able to drive it for a bit while I gather the swap parts.
The m3 body parts are set to arrive the 8th.Last edited by VaderTT; 04-04-2013, 11:29 AM.Ded
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Originally posted by aggie97 View PostI still think a small turbo/header, a fuel system, radiator and FMIC and you are good to go for a TON less than the swap....but LSX swap cars can be fun.
So I test fitted the M bumper and threw the BMW motorsport mouldings, some new window trim and seals on tonight. It got dark before I thought to take pictures though
I'll be having Shagginwagon get the fender, bumper and new hood (when I get it) painted soon.
Bumper partially mounted.
Bumper comparison.
Bimmer world HD clutch, PP, TOB and misc. new bolts, rear main seal and flywheel seal. I do plan on driving it with the M50B25 for a bit as it's a great sounding peppy little motor. Still need to start gathering the swap parts, after that there will be no turning back.
Next week I'll be ordering the D-force ltw wheels. The M-parallels are too hard to find in my offset range (+32-40).
The OEM wheels are +13 in the front and +25 in the back, plus they are staggered, so they'd stick out a ton. I'll be starting to strip the interior also, but I have to get the clutch job out of the way first.Last edited by VaderTT; 04-10-2013, 09:23 PM.Ded
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Not much of one, I'm working on the Volvo dd and the new baby takes all my spare time at the moment. I'll post something soon. Right now I'm rebuilding the 3.38lsd and m3 subframe, doing the exterior stuff and refinishing my ds1 bmw motorsport wheels.Ded
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