97 z28 with ls2
97 z28 with ls2
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From: Chilliwack, BC, Canada
Re: 97 z28 with ls2
You're much better off doing a heads/cam/stroker setup to get the desired power than trying to force the LS2 into your car.
Unless you have nothing but time and money - then by all means.
Unless you have nothing but time and money - then by all means.
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From: Somewhere between a shotgun barrel, and a blood spatter on the wall.
Re: 97 z28 with ls2
yes pandamonkey is correct.. i'll break it down barney style for you.
you are sitting on your couch craving a chocolatey treat.
you can:
A. Plant a cocoa tree seedling in your backyard and wait
B. take the 1/2 mile drive to the exxon and get a crunch bar
option B provides better results in a shorter period of time with less effort, and money.
hope that helps
Jared
you are sitting on your couch craving a chocolatey treat.
you can:
A. Plant a cocoa tree seedling in your backyard and wait
B. take the 1/2 mile drive to the exxon and get a crunch bar
option B provides better results in a shorter period of time with less effort, and money.
hope that helps
Jared
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Harrisburg, NC/Jacksonville, FL
Re: 97 z28 with ls2
Originally Posted by frmula1
yes pandamonkey is correct.. i'll break it down barney style for you.
you are sitting on your couch craving a chocolatey treat.
you can:
A. Plant a cocoa tree seedling in your backyard and wait
B. take the 1/2 mile drive to the exxon and get a crunch bar
option B provides better results in a shorter period of time with less effort, and money.
hope that helps
Jared
you are sitting on your couch craving a chocolatey treat.
you can:
A. Plant a cocoa tree seedling in your backyard and wait
B. take the 1/2 mile drive to the exxon and get a crunch bar
option B provides better results in a shorter period of time with less effort, and money.
hope that helps
Jared
ive never heard it put that way before...
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From: Aurora, IL
Re: 97 z28 with ls2
As mentioned by the above posters, the transplant would be costly and time consuming just like any swap. But on the flip side, if you have the money and time, it would definitely be a different, more unique approach.
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