Could I get a few opinions on my car
Could I get a few opinions on my car
Ok....ive got a 1984 trans am with the h.o. 305 im looking for more power......and i was thinking of doing a swap with a lt1.....Do you guys think i should do it or should i swap with something else i just dont want the swap to be a big hassle im saving up all my summer money to do this.
If you don't want a big hassle, the LT1 is ruled out. There's a sticky post at the top of this forum list with a few sites of people who have swapped LS1 and LT1 engines, take a look and see what you're in for.
A 350 with TPI is a moderate hassle but yields good results, or if you want to stay carb that's an option.
A 350 with TPI is a moderate hassle but yields good results, or if you want to stay carb that's an option.
Originally posted by chevySS
The quickest, easiest, most hassle-free swap you could do to make more power would be a carbed 350, IMO.
The quickest, easiest, most hassle-free swap you could do to make more power would be a carbed 350, IMO.
For people thinking 350... I like more cubes. Dropping in Pontiac 400 in my third gen. (87 Camaro). 455 is the same block size but you can spin the 400 higher and still have tons of torque. Headers are a problem, Indian Adventures are making a set for this swap.(www.chiefmanyhorses.com). Something else to think about.
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From: North Coventry, Pa
Car: 1984 Trans Am
Engine: L98 350
Transmission: 700R4
I got an 84 TA, but with the LG4 (low output). I'm going to a L98 350 from a 92 TA... with TES headers and cat back. Summit was a big help with parts, and the engine was ~$1,500 (rebuilt w/3yr unlimited milage worranty) after tax. Basically I'm going from 150HP and 240lb/ft torque to 240HP and 340lb/ft torque. If that sounds like enough of a HP boost to you.
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