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Old 10-14-2010, 12:53 PM
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Default LQ9 in 1967 camaro

Hi I have a 1967 camaro I am wanting to install a Lq9 in and I dont have a clue as to where to start. I dont know about frame mounts ecu flashing or the harness(keep the old lq9 and mod or get a new one) or the type of relocation(of bolt-ons such as powersteering or oil pan) or different configuration that will be needed to fit within the 67 Camaro any help would be great.
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Old 10-14-2010, 05:28 PM
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Not sure if you are working on a budget: here is some information to get you started, and a lot of what I am listing is more budget type parts. You will probably get 500 different types of answers from various lsx swaps.
harness and ecm tune: http://chevythunder.com/
Accessories: F-body or Corvette will clear. LQ9 accessories work, but some require notching hood due to alternator.
Motor mounts and headers: dougs mounts and headers, hooker mounts and headers, brp has a nice set of brackets and headers.
Are you going to swap to the LS1,LS6 intake?
Oil pan: modify an F-body pan and p/u, or buy a swap pan and p/u.
If using the LS1 intake: Fuel Line Fittings:$101.63 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/AER-FCN0615/Fuel line$0 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/RUS-640853/ Fitting$0 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FRA-209006-BL/Fitting$0 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FRA-200106-BL/Fitting$0 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FRA-483206-BL/Fitting$0
Fuel tank: if you are not going to mini tub-spectra tank. Otherwise Ricks, rock valley tanks.
Fuel filter regulator from a C5 vette:
Lokar throttle cable and pedal or modify 6 cylinder 69 camaro pedal.
Trans mount: what type of trans? brp, ats, street and performance....quite a few to choose from.
Powersteering: have a local shop build your lines depending on what pwr steering set-up you go with.

Good links:
http://www.blown.net/cars/camaro68/ls1swap/index.html

http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/conver...e-threads.html

http://ls1tech.com/forums/conversion...ro-basics.html
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Been there- PM me with any questions-

Front Accessory drive- change to car style- Pace performace sells GM units

Oil Pan- Autokraft- look to the left- Kurt is a sponsor here

PCM - I used Wait4meperformance

headers- Stainless works makes a nice header

there are lots of harness companies out there - I use PSI

C-5 corvette regulator with a tank from Ricks, DSE or MuscleRodz

car intake like an LS2 or LS6


These are a few things to think about- good luck

oh spend money on a good radiator.

A good cam swap and a computer reflash makes for a VERY FUN LQ9 - Chris
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Been there- PM me with any questions-

Front Accessory drive- change to car style- Pace performace sells GM units

Oil Pan- Autokraft- look to the left- Kurt is a sponsor here

PCM - I used Wait4meperformance

headers- Stainless works makes a nice header

there are lots of harness companies out there - I use PSI

C-5 corvette regulator with a tank from Ricks, DSE or MuscleRodz

car intake like an LS2 or LS6


These are a few things to think about- good luck

oh spend money on a good radiator.

A good cam swap and a computer reflash makes for a VERY FUN LQ9 - Chris
Well said, just went this route last winter.
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Old 10-15-2010, 10:31 PM
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hey man, im local. (Peoria) and have done quite a bit of work on LSx engines/swaps into older cars like my buddy Mitchs 68 Firebird and currently my dads 80 Z28. Let me know if you want to hook up sometime and maybe i can give you some pointers.

here is my current LSx build/restoration;
https://lateral-g.net/forums/show...=trailer+trash
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Default Radiator Hoses for LQ9 swap

70Two Nova,

You mentioned that you did a LQ9 swap into a 68 firebird. I was wondering what radiator nhoses you used for upper and lower. I am at that point with my swap.

thanks,
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