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What to do with a LS1
A friend of mine has had an LS1 with a 4L60-E transmission that's been sitting in his garage for years.
I'm trying to get him motivated to use it for a project. What would be a fun transplant for that engine that wouldn't cost a ton of $$$$.? Flying Miata... Old Chevelle... 996 with a blown engine? |
In order of what I think is the best use:
1) Send it to me. 2) Put it in a Lotus 7 replica. 3) Build an Ultima GTR |
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Miata, works really well. Not quite a "bolt-in" but there is TONS of info out there on the subject. 1999 Miata - street and track car V8Roadsters.com • View topic - 99 Miata LS1 Build "Twice as Nice" 1999 Miata - track car (this one uses a T5 trans, only has 320hp, and weighs <2300#) V8R Spec.com • View topic - My SpecV8r Build |
Isn't the answer obvious?
A well set up 944 |
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E34 5 series or an e30
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Another vote for building an Ultima.
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Vega;)
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Ya know, just in case. :) |
2nd vote for a 944V8!
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Prius.
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My clapped out Suburban could use a few more ponies!
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there is a guy that comes out to our local PCA autocrosses with a triumph TR-6. it has a LS1 drivetrain sitting in a full tube chassis. the triumph supplies the skin. it is wicked fast.
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There is a guy here in Houston with a 914 with an LS1. I do not know the HP. He also had a "mild" short block 914 with only 300HP.
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LS1 powered Beetle
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A better question would be...What car hasn't had a small block chevy stuffed in it?
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a SCORE LEGAL CLASS 1 OFFROAD RACE CAR! call me when yer done, and i will avail my baja expertise to get you into the winners circle. or drink all yer beer and die trying.
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e28 5 series makes a great LSx platform for not a lot of money
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the answer is, Miata
actually that is the answer to a lot of car related questions |
My 944 is available... near by... and reasonably priced.
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Triumph TR-6
I had a 1973 Triumph Tr-6 that we transplanted a Chev 350 into. Went like a bat out of hell. The main issue is chassis flex. That old British body was not meant for that much power.
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