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Sun Aug 04, 2002 8:59 pm
Juiceit - You might hit rx7club.com and find Jim LaBrae (username is jimlab) - he's sticking a built 350 into an FD. Drool over the motor.
He might be able to alert you to the snags you'll run into in the process.
Good luck, and keep us posted on your progress - I'd love to see how it turns out.
One of my future considerations for a project is a 240Z with either the VG30DETT, RB26DETT, or an LS6, so I'm intensely curious about the process.
Only pieces of advice I can give are these:Above all, have a daily driver.Be willing to take the extra time to do it right - cutting corners in a project is NEVER worth it.Ignore what others say - it's your car, and if you want to shove a Cummins turbo-diesel V-10 in there, you do it.DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT: Buy a digicam, maybe even a MiniDV, and document every step of the way. Hell, once you've done it, you may find more interest in people purchasing copies of that stuff.If you have any custom parts made, GET PLANS (blueprints, templates, whatever). If they didn't make plans before, have them make plans AFTER the part is made. That way, if there's a lot of interest in the piece, you can duplicate it and sell it for a tidy profit with minimal trouble. CAD/CAM files are best.
Like I said, keep us posted! Hell, if you do start getting pics and vid, let me know, I may be able to have it hosted for free for you.