Is an Lsj backwards comaptible with a cavalier?
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Is an Lsj backwards comaptible with a cavalier?
Ya I'm just wondering if I could do an enine swap with the lsj andplace it in m 2001 cav is his remotely possible?
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It's not plug-and-play, there would be a lot of fab work as well as tuning and you'd need a new transmission more than likely as well.
With enough money it might be possible, but you're probably better off building what you got. There are a lot of high horsepower turbo'd Cavaliers hanging around, I'd go with that.
With enough money it might be possible, but you're probably better off building what you got. There are a lot of high horsepower turbo'd Cavaliers hanging around, I'd go with that.
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not worth the money at all due to everything that has to be changed. the LSJ is a mostly electric motor, but the one in ur car is manual. so you'd have to change things like power steering from manual to electric...theres a lot more, but idk that much about it to tell u more.
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It's not plug-and-play, there would be a lot of fab work as well as tuning and you'd need a new transmission more than likely as well.
With enough money it might be possible, but you're probably better off building what you got. There are a lot of high horsepower turbo'd Cavaliers hanging around, I'd go with that.
With enough money it might be possible, but you're probably better off building what you got. There are a lot of high horsepower turbo'd Cavaliers hanging around, I'd go with that.
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