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10-18-2007 #1
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4th Gen. Camaro Body Panel Interchange?
Does anyone know what body panels are interchangable between the LT1 4th gen Camaros (93-97) and the LS1 4th Gen Camaros (98-02). Im wanting to put the LS1 front end (bumper, hood, headlights, etc) and rear SS spoiler (different from LT1 SS Camaro SS spoiler) on the LT1 style 4th gen.
Are all the front fenders, doors and rear quarters the same for ALL (93-02) Camaros or do they differ slightly. Any info is greatly appreciated.
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10-18-2007 #2
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the swap is a bolt on from what i have heard
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10-18-2007 #3
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The front fenders, front bumper cover, and hood are different between the ls1 and lt cars. Doors and quarters are the same.
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10-18-2007 #4
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thanks guys
Brian
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10-18-2007 #5
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Search LS1Tech.com, i've seen a few people talking about it. I've seen it in person on 1 car. pretty much a bolt on swap.
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10-18-2007 #6
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nancejd is correct.doors and rear quartes are the same everything up front is different including the fenders.
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10-18-2007 #7
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One thing I've wondered about is the core support. It seems like it may be the same, since you can mount an LT1 radiator in an LS1 shell.
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10-19-2007 #8
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they are listed as two different part numbers though
Brian
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10-19-2007 #9
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I just sold a whole 99 Z28 front clip ($750) to someone for this swap. It appears you need fenders, bumper, many of the brackets, hood, nose, headlights, inner fenders and perhaps hood hinges to make it work. Wiring harness appears to be no issue.
Scott from NJ.
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I'm so glad I took a look inside your showroom doors
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10-25-2007 #10
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It's a bolt on swap. I've done it a few times, with both Camaros and Firebirds. The only part you may need to do some welding on is the hood bumper mounts on the rad support. It's taller for sure on LS1 Firebirds. I'm not sure if it's taller on Camaros, my memory is getting bad! The rad support has a different part number on LS1s because the indent for the air box is deeper. If you are planning to use the LS1 airbox you'll need an LS1 rad support. You can hook it up to the LT1 using a 93-97 Ram Air Firebird intake boot.
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10-26-2007 #11
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Thanks for all the info guys, i really appreciate it.
Brian
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