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Old 05-24-2017, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by murphyslaw1978
Thanks for the update. As much as I love all-things Porsche, there is something interesting about a GM-powered Porsche. And it's not just the power, but also the sound. Granted, it's not as though a flat-6 from Zuffenhausen doesn't sound glorious. But an American V8 sounds great too.
Both engines are great. I still have my original engine that I can always put back in later or build. It's just cheaper and easier for me to learn/build a Chevy V8 engine right now than a Porsche engine.
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Agree - my 50,000-mile bone stock 3.4 is running perfectly aside from a little noise when cold at startup that goes away after about 60 seconds. I wonder what the total cost will be on Apollo's LS2 swap would be. Hard to believe I couldn't get $5-$8k for my perfectly fine running engine. Only worried about the conversion cost.
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Cost will just depend on what engine you start out with and what your power goals are. If you're just doing a straight swap, maybe $10k or so for all of the pieces minus the labor. I don't know personally, since I am doing a twin turbo set up on mine, so my costs will be a bit different, and also not something I really want to know how much I am spending anyways haha.



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