engine swap drop in

[redciv1]

Im just wanting to know more about the build to be honest. Any pics of the mockup of engine in car as I am very intrigued?

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Originally Posted by redciv1

Im just wanting to know more about the build to be honest. Any pics of the mockup of engine in car as I am very intrigued?

No sorry i have not done any dry fitting. I just did measurements with my boxster. Im sure their will be some stuff to move around but looking at the ls swap having to cut the fire wall and extend it and such, this should be a lot less damaging to the car.

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bump.. I thought for sure someone would have jumped on this. so much cheaper than the alternatives to v8 swaps or turbo kits but I get it, to each their own

[marfen]

Sure would like to know where that adapter can be found. Kennedy doesn't do one.

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Originally Posted by marfen

Sure would like to know where that adapter can be found. Kennedy doesn't do one.

That guy over at kennedy is a cranky guy lol i had my set up custom made. To my knowledge, this is the only kit in existence for this set up. For everything im offering, my price is extremely fair... just sayin

Brian

[BobRickel]

Those guys @ Kennedy are amazing. I had an adapter made for a 1965 Corvair Monza. I put an early 1960's Buick 3.5 litre all aluminum V-8 in the rear with a Porsche 914 transaxle and they were able to design and manufacture and adapter plate for it. She ran great and the engine was actually lighter than the original air colled boxer engine that was in it.

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Originally Posted by BobRickel

Those guys @ Kennedy are amazing. I had an adapter made for a 1965 Corvair Monza. I put an early 1960's Buick 3.5 litre all aluminum V-8 in the rear with a Porsche 914 transaxle and they were able to design and manufacture and adapter plate for it. She ran great and the engine was actually lighter than the original air colled boxer engine that was in it.

Oh i did t say they weren’t good... ive delt with them as well. I just said they were cranky

I had a machinist down in texas make this kit for me.