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What all V8 engines will fit in our v6 bodies? My friend works at a shop (his uncles place) and they'll completely put a v8 in of my choice. I don't have to pay labor, all I have to pay them is "a few bucks just for shop use". But of course they won't focus on my car, they'll do it in their spare time since I don't really have to pay to have it put in. I need to know what all will fit in our cars so I can start looking into the swap. Thanks
anything can fit if you really want it too. and you have a welder.and lots of money. but yep everything Nachius said is what you should go by.he seems very smart
1998 bright red camaro ,M5 ,Y87 ,stock<br /><br />Originally posted by Rune:<br />If it smells like a turd and looks like a turd, chances are its probably not a candy bar.
I want a car I can have fun with. (Not that I don't have fun with it now) It'll be my daily driver too, but once in a while I want to take it to the track. I guess what I was getting at with this post was whats the easiest swap to do.
1998 Pontiac Firebird<br />5-speed<br />Navy Blue<br />Only additions so far: Flowmaster Dual Exhaust 80 Series, K&N air filter<br /><br />1989 Ford F150<br />Alpine Green and Tan<br />300/4.9 Inline 6, automatic<br />completely stock- daily beater
Even with free labor it is easier to just buy a Z or TA.
Previous F-bodies<br />1.1980Z A3<br />2.1991Z A4 5.0<br />3.1994 coupe M5<br />4.1993 TA A4<br />5.1998 coupe A4<br />Currently restoring a 1980Z<br />and looking to pick up a 1998-2002 M5
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