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    6.2L diesel in P38?

    Has anyone done it , yet?
    what are your thoughts?

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    I think a front clip from a diesel P38 out of the UK might be a better idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    I think a front clip from a diesel P38 out of the UK might be a better idea.
    I hear ya...
    but they are very pricey... 6.2L diesel are plentiful and parts are cheap.
    you can even turbo them with very little money
    how much do you think shipping a UK clip would cost apart from the initial purchase?

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    I'm more inclined to thinking that dropping the whole Chevy suburban or H1 hummer on top of a P38 then driving away in the suburban/hummer would be the more sensible and reliable way to go......

    Thats just my opinion.

    I would like to see someone do it though, then change all the drive train and electricals to make it reliable.

    Should be able to have a good car for a bit under $150k

    I have often thought that a LS1/2/3 etc with the matching trans would be a good conversion for a P38 which would be relatively reasonably priced.

    Cheers Casper

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    why so much money? do you want to build ten of these? lol
    but seriously... were talking 5 grand max to do a spectacular vehicle

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    6.2 ick, been there, rid of it

    Dude on stalkbook is doing just that, he's in the us also

    I'll be putting a gen 3 and auto in, in the coming few months

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    I am going to pair the 6.2 with a t56 six speed manual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paradigm View Post
    I am going to pair the 6.2 with a t56 six speed manual.
    Mine was to an lt77 in a classic, unless your planning on turbocharging it, I wouldn't

    Becm can be switched to manual

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    TDV6 into P38

    To me this would be the ideal coversion for a P38. Not cheap tho

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    Later model TDV6 motor for P38

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    Hi Gary
    I've read about that conversion already... cool car.
    It just won't help me much as I have a 6.2L diesel already and that engine is a lot simpler to deal with...
    also, parts can be bought anywhere and I can run a large variety of fuel in it.

    cool link , but it is not very useful to me.

    I need to know what gives the signal to the ECU that the engine is running
    and what gives the signal for the transmission to shift.

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