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If there was someone in Aus that did the conversion then I would be certainly thinking this option very seriously. The issue I can see is that nobody has done it here in a P38 therefore I wouldnt want to go through the hassle of being the guinea pig.
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Stubee did a fair bit of research into this topic from memory as he was looking seriously at putting in an LS3 - so he might be one to ask if he's still around - haven't heard from him for a while.... (would of said that about Aussie last week though
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![]() Delphi is an easy as wire up, done heaps of LS engines now, the hard part with this conversion is fooling the BeCM, I think its very achievable and am hoping to pioneer? this conversion, but won't be till next year .....unless someone is willing to spend the money on their P38 and I'll give a HEAVILY reduced labour rate
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Marks Adaptors make some stuff that could be helpful with this conversion.
The adapters they have were not designed for the LS3 they were made for earlier Chev 350s but should be usable with the LS3 as i don't think there is much if any difference in mounting points with Chev V8s of different age, the LS1 through 7 will all bolt into the same boxes etc. The BeCM mod they make for Holden V8s would be reprogrammable, just needs the correct LR codes. Marks 4WD link > L-Rover / R-Rov8er |
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