GREAT idea for next upgrade
GREAT idea for next upgrade
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
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Re: GREAT idea for next upgrade
Originally posted by wcmackin
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
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Re: GREAT idea for next upgrade
Put down that crack pipe and step away from the computer.
Originally posted by wcmackin
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
well maybe that wasn't the best idea
BUT,
what if I integrated parts from a Honda to make a Civaxima? Civic and Maxima, the possibilities are endless! I'll get an Si engine and put a Jackson supercharger on it, and have half Honda badges and half Nissan. I can make the ultimate hybrid, the Hondsan Civaxima! That way, I can save weight by using an engine with 3.6% the amount of torque a Maxima has. I can go to junkyards and buy 5 or 6 body pieces from Civics and redo my trunk, that way I can have several sets of altezzas on the back for a totally out of this world look. I'll take my leather seats out and put in ugly uncomfortable ones, replace the Bose with a 6W per channel tape deck, and slowly turn the Maxima into a Civic. Also, any parts that will not work with the Maxima will be obtained from my 1978 Dodge Aspen. I will probably use the 14" wheels with hubcaps and whitewalls, and then install a sunroof for the rear seats, just like in those Land Rovers. Well this is definitely a better idea than the last one I had, so let me know what you think.
what if I integrated parts from a Honda to make a Civaxima? Civic and Maxima, the possibilities are endless! I'll get an Si engine and put a Jackson supercharger on it, and have half Honda badges and half Nissan. I can make the ultimate hybrid, the Hondsan Civaxima! That way, I can save weight by using an engine with 3.6% the amount of torque a Maxima has. I can go to junkyards and buy 5 or 6 body pieces from Civics and redo my trunk, that way I can have several sets of altezzas on the back for a totally out of this world look. I'll take my leather seats out and put in ugly uncomfortable ones, replace the Bose with a 6W per channel tape deck, and slowly turn the Maxima into a Civic. Also, any parts that will not work with the Maxima will be obtained from my 1978 Dodge Aspen. I will probably use the 14" wheels with hubcaps and whitewalls, and then install a sunroof for the rear seats, just like in those Land Rovers. Well this is definitely a better idea than the last one I had, so let me know what you think.
Re: well maybe that wasn't the best idea
Originally posted by wcmackin
BUT,
what if I integrated parts from a Honda to make a Civaxima? Civic and Maxima, the possibilities are endless! I'll get an Si engine and put a Jackson supercharger on it, and have half Honda badges and half Nissan. I can make the ultimate hybrid, the Hondsan Civaxima! That way, I can save weight by using an engine with 3.6% the amount of torque a Maxima has. I can go to junkyards and buy 5 or 6 body pieces from Civics and redo my trunk, that way I can have several sets of altezzas on the back for a totally out of this world look. I'll take my leather seats out and put in ugly uncomfortable ones, replace the Bose with a 6W per channel tape deck, and slowly turn the Maxima into a Civic. Also, any parts that will not work with the Maxima will be obtained from my 1978 Dodge Aspen. I will probably use the 14" wheels with hubcaps and whitewalls, and then install a sunroof for the rear seats, just like in those Land Rovers. Well this is definitely a better idea than the last one I had, so let me know what you think.
BUT,
what if I integrated parts from a Honda to make a Civaxima? Civic and Maxima, the possibilities are endless! I'll get an Si engine and put a Jackson supercharger on it, and have half Honda badges and half Nissan. I can make the ultimate hybrid, the Hondsan Civaxima! That way, I can save weight by using an engine with 3.6% the amount of torque a Maxima has. I can go to junkyards and buy 5 or 6 body pieces from Civics and redo my trunk, that way I can have several sets of altezzas on the back for a totally out of this world look. I'll take my leather seats out and put in ugly uncomfortable ones, replace the Bose with a 6W per channel tape deck, and slowly turn the Maxima into a Civic. Also, any parts that will not work with the Maxima will be obtained from my 1978 Dodge Aspen. I will probably use the 14" wheels with hubcaps and whitewalls, and then install a sunroof for the rear seats, just like in those Land Rovers. Well this is definitely a better idea than the last one I had, so let me know what you think.
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Or you could try putting the front of a 5th gen onto the back of a 3rd gen. Then you'd have all that power AND independent rear suspension.
Hmmmm.... Lurker with only five posts. Sounds like a lot of leg-pulling. And people are getting all outraged
!
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Hmmmm.... Lurker with only five posts. Sounds like a lot of leg-pulling. And people are getting all outraged
!T
Sad day for me, happy one for you
Well I was joking about all that nonsense, but I have parted ways with my Maxima. That means I have things for sale. I have clear corners, HID xenon headlights (the cheap ones mind you), and altezzas to sell that were all on the car for a month or less. I also have a brand new front strut bar that has never been used. All this was for my '96 Maxima; I know the tails only work for 95-96, but the other stuff should apply to more years. Well get in touch with me; I know, I posted this in the for sale also. I just need to sell this stuff quickly. Thanks.
-Caldwell
-Caldwell
Re: GREAT idea for next upgrade
Originally posted by wcmackin
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
Thanks, I had a blast creating this thread, and I'm glad others could be amused by it. I don't own a Maxima anymore, but perhaps I will entertain y'all from time to time with ridiculous threads. Later.
-Caldwell
-Caldwell
Re: GREAT idea for next upgrade
Originally posted by wcmackin
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
Ok check this out. I recently got my hands on a Chevy 350 engine out of an 87 Firebird, and I'm going to do an engine swap with my 96 GLE. I was wondering where I could get some information on where to get a conversion kit and everything else I would need. I did use search before posting this but I couldn't find anything. Thanks a lot.
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Your ideas are getting kind of dumb...but hey, if you wanna do it...please keep us informed...
