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IvoryJ30t »
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Thu Oct 23, 2003 11:26 am
you basically get to do the same thing ive been doing for a while now, which is spend all your free time investigating all possible aspects of the conversion, such as the ic piping, the turbo to steering shaft clearance, the wiring harnesses, the placement of the intercoolers, ect ect ect ect ect. get what im saying. its not popular, its not cheap, its not easy.if your looking for a step by step instruction, your not going to find it. it doesnt exist.i basically spend ALL my free time cross referencing parts, figuring out the components, wiring scheme, cooling options, ect ect ect.
as to my knowlege, its never been done before. if it has, then only a handful of times.
your on your own as far as wanting it done now. no ones going to step you through it, because were working on it also.
first off, no shop is gonna do it for you, and if they do, its gonna cost you thousands of dollars in just labor.
the way i have it planned, its gonna cost me about 5-6 thousand dollars, not including the car, and not including any labor, as the bulk will be performed by myself and friends.
im not saying its impossible, its just not something you can do without extensive knowlege of mechanics, electrical systems, properly matching components ect ect ect.
another words, if your uncomfortable removing a motor from a car, its not the project for you.