Can anyone tell me who and where to get LS7 bracketry for a Procharger for my 72 Chevelle? I know there are company's out there who makes the kits for our hobby? Of course on Procharger's website, everything for an LS7 is for Corvette geometry and not a Chevelle if you follow me. My Chevelle has a much bigger engine bay, etc.
Marcus, I am no help to you concerning this.
Now....ProCharger? You have some explaining to do mister. I haven't heard a peep from you about your Chevelle in what...2 years now? I know your over there in Texas hoarding a cargo ship load of some of the nicest parts money can buy. How about an update with just parts pictures? Throw me a bone!
Scott, just throwing around some ideas. It'll definitely be supercharged. Honestly, I still don't know what I wanna do yet. But, at least I'm about to get back on it soon so that's why I'm asking. If I go with a Procharger and don't use the supercharger I have now, I'll put it in my 68 C10.
Procharger makes a bracket called the ls1 transplant bracket that is specifically for use in older muscle cars. You have to buy all the other brackets on the serpentine belt system from them to make it work though. You can use power steering and ac with it as well. Bob at Brute Speed sales all the parts.
Procharger makes a bracket called the ls1 transplant bracket that is specifically for use in older muscle cars. You have to buy all the other brackets on the serpentine belt system from them to make it work though. You can use power steering and ac with it as well. Bob at Brute Speed sales all the parts.
Thanks...yeah, I found out about the "transplant kit" by talking to a few people.
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