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07-09-2013 #1
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Is it worth it or not?
Ok here is the deal, it's time to pull the motor and freshen it up, do you spend the money on the old 377 or do go ahead and put the money to the LS conversion? It time to do something but torn on which way to go, thinking of going ahead and pulling the trigger and putting the ls in.
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07-09-2013 #2
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Rebuild 377 into 406 add fuel injection on top.
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I vote Ls jus my 2 cents
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The LS engine is a smart move and very cost effective to go fuel injection. Having said that...Do NOT settle on an LS1. I highly suggest atleast LS2, preferably a LS3 or the LS7. You will be much happier with the low end torque.
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I'm running the msd fuel injection now and very happy with that but it's time some motor work so I was thinking I might could sell the msd and use that money and the money I would have to use to rebuild the other motor and put it toward a ls3 but didn't know if it would be worth it. I'm going to have to have headers and the whole nine yards to go ls since I will be a total swap.
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I vote 377. But I'm a bit old fashioned.
Bill Harvey
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