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Thread: Putting a chev 350 in a rangie, documenting it all!

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    AND its in!!!!!

    ok here the engine, with tranny hooked up. AND alternator on. $60 in ebay for that fancy bracket. cheap!!!

    Running the block huggers until we find a set of extractors that clear everything.

    the next job is fit the exhaust, finish off all underneath.

    Will be running Ford EL v8 thermo fans they fit almost perfectly. and flow enough!
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    does any one know of any headers that fit??

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    Looking good! I think one day I would like to do this to mine once the 3.9 I've just stuck in it wears out - maybe in about 15 years with the amount of KM I put on it.

    Would like to check out your conversion first hand if you don't mind me having a sticky beak at some stage...

    Cheers - Gav
    If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.

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    Hay gav,
    Sure!!!! We do "car night" usually every Tuesdays, except this Tuesday cos its my partners birthday. But absolutely welcome, 0417318475 I've me a call or text and ill let ya know the address.
    Cheers Nat

    Oh and this is just after we out it in.
    We removed the radiator support panel, much easier this way. And then used nutsert to finish the job off!

    Cheers Nat
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    Thanks mate - I'll give you a call in the next week or so. F1 this week, so lots of late nights for me this week anyway.

    Cheers - Gav
    If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.

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    OK, WARNING TO ALL !!!! Chevs re NOT all the same, Eg, our engine is a bitsa. After buying 3 sump gaskets which you are told that fit... but...

    We ended up buying another sump, and one piece gasket. After alot of research and talking to people, we found a Eagle Spares to be fantastic with knowledge and help. Yes they are more expensive than the web BUT you buy things once. I have brought 3 sump gaskets and wasted 10 days!!!!! BUGGAR!

    I highly recommend researching the year your chev was made, what car it came out of, all these things!

    We have fitted the exhaust that came with the engine. Its not a great fit. Although will do until I can find a set of headers to fit.

    The car doesn't look like its progressed, and it hasn't. We continue to hit road blocks with incorrect parts. They have all been $5 parts.
    no heres some more pics.
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    other updates is fittinf twin SS snorkels, We have a twin outlet sealed (we have modified it) air box/cleaner.
    Heres the first one.
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    and heres one of the differences in sumps, The other main one is which side your dipsitck is.
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    The next job is Finishing off new carb, We went with the Holley Truck Avenger 670cfm which is designed for 4wds.

    Then its Radiator and Fans, still deciding whether to go EL V8 fans and Rad, or use the Range rover Rad and the same fans.

    After that its interior finishing/console AND Electical.

    Cheers NAT

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    Has any one done this conversion? As I'm searching for some headers?

    Any ideas?


    Cheers NAT P

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