Rx7 V8 Swap in Dallas area
Rx7 V8 Swap in Dallas area
I was just woundering if anybody knew sombody that could do it in the dallas metroplex area.
I just bought a rx7 and the motor just died and i was wondering if it would be better to rebuild the engine or just swap to a LS1.
I would love to swap to a LS1 but i dont want my car half way across the country
with sombody i have never met.
How much will a LS1 swap cost, i have read any where between 6k and 15k
So if sombody can help me out it would be highly Appreciated.
Thanks Later Days
I just bought a rx7 and the motor just died and i was wondering if it would be better to rebuild the engine or just swap to a LS1.
I would love to swap to a LS1 but i dont want my car half way across the country
with sombody i have never met.
How much will a LS1 swap cost, i have read any where between 6k and 15k
So if sombody can help me out it would be highly Appreciated.
Thanks Later Days
http://www.grannysspeedshop.com/
http://www.hinsonsupercars.com/
It doesnt take months and you can do it yourself, and its BEEN done plenty of times.
http://www.torquecentral.com/forumdisplay.php?f=11 <- talk with some people who have a few of them first
http://www.hinsonsupercars.com/
It doesnt take months and you can do it yourself, and its BEEN done plenty of times.
http://www.torquecentral.com/forumdisplay.php?f=11 <- talk with some people who have a few of them first
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Originally Posted by twokrx7
If you go with Hinson stuff it takes months just to get the parts (5-6 months), trust me, I know all too well.
mine took longer than that. you have a better chance of getting a jimlab kit.
Originally Posted by DougFD3S
As far as I know, Jimlab doesn't have a V8 "kit." I understand that he will make a few subframes.
Thanks
Originally Posted by Evil Paintball
I was just woundering if anybody knew sombody that could do it in the dallas metroplex area.
I just bought a rx7 and the motor just died and i was wondering if it would be better to rebuild the engine or just swap to a LS1.
I would love to swap to a LS1 but i dont want my car half way across the country
with sombody i have never met.
How much will a LS1 swap cost, i have read any where between 6k and 15k
So if sombody can help me out it would be highly Appreciated.
Thanks Later Days
I just bought a rx7 and the motor just died and i was wondering if it would be better to rebuild the engine or just swap to a LS1.
I would love to swap to a LS1 but i dont want my car half way across the country
with sombody i have never met.
How much will a LS1 swap cost, i have read any where between 6k and 15k
So if sombody can help me out it would be highly Appreciated.
Thanks Later Days
Here is a link to get you started.
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=118
Thanks for all the help.
I am going to research grannyspeedshop and jimlab i little more before making a decsion.
I also going to check out gotham racing this weekend and see what they can do and give me a price.
If anybody has anymore info that could help me out that would be great.
I am going to research grannyspeedshop and jimlab i little more before making a decsion.
I also going to check out gotham racing this weekend and see what they can do and give me a price.
If anybody has anymore info that could help me out that would be great.
HinsonSupercars takes in reality 2-3 months for the basic engine mounting kit (Kmember/torque arm (PPF)/bump steer correction kit/alum driveshaft/trans mount).
Sometimes their cooling system and fuel system can take longer to get; however if you are resourceful you can find them for cheaper and literally within a few days.
Visit the V8RX7 forum on torquecentral.com and search for a few hours about your questions before posting ones that have been addressed 5 million times. It is a good group.
Take the plunge... it was worth it for me. 440rwhp on 91 octane (stock shortblock with ported heads/big cam/headers), low 20mpg on the highway, 11.40's@127.4mph, n/a reliability and easy to find parts.... plus 6 speed!
Good luck! Think like an engineer... not a flock of sheep.
Sometimes their cooling system and fuel system can take longer to get; however if you are resourceful you can find them for cheaper and literally within a few days.
Visit the V8RX7 forum on torquecentral.com and search for a few hours about your questions before posting ones that have been addressed 5 million times. It is a good group.
Take the plunge... it was worth it for me. 440rwhp on 91 octane (stock shortblock with ported heads/big cam/headers), low 20mpg on the highway, 11.40's@127.4mph, n/a reliability and easy to find parts.... plus 6 speed!
Good luck! Think like an engineer... not a flock of sheep.
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