307 engine swap harder then I thought
#1
307 engine swap harder then I thought
You're going need to find someone parting an early 1980s Toro or other E-body car with an Olds motor to get those. An ad in the "Parts Wanted" section is your best bet.
#2
I tried
Thanks but I'm new and it won't let me. How do I get my post stickied to get more ppl to see it... I can't post there it says
#3
Noone wants to part them out... I found one for 1500 but it's far away
I only need a few parts.. so paying 1500 for a running driving car to get a bracket axel and manifolds is crazy... Wish it was easy like a Chevy small block swap
#4
307 engine swap harder then I thought
Looking for parts off E body cars rivi and Toro..all that I know of that are fwd with olds.. I need these parts (look below) everything but flywheel and oil pan since my motor is from a 85 Riviera. Please help...I cannot get my car going until I get these parts.. manifolds I found but don't know if they'll fit.. for $35-70 each.. but parts lk axel with support and engine mount bracket are so darn hard to find.. I really would appreciate if the ppl here will help.. thank you
Below is a diagram to let you know what I'm talking about
Below is a diagram to let you know what I'm talking about
#5
Thanks whoever let me post to wanted section now..
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CTC Auto Ranch
#14
Thanks
I'm in south Texas by corpus Christi
I don't know where in Texas you are, but you can try CTC Auto Ranch or google classic car junk yards closer to you.
CTC Auto Ranch
CTC Auto Ranch
#15
Piecing this together is going to be expensive. That's about the worst possible way to do it. Buying the engine without the other parts was not the best way to approach this. The nickel-and-dime small parts add up fast. The smartest way to do this would have been to buy a complete but very rusty parts car. You don't want to hear that, but there is no easy answer.
#16
I know now lol
Imma Chevy guy so I didn't know about all this.
I should have waited but only other car I found was 1500$ I bought motor and all parts even a spare good transmission for $400
I should have waited but only other car I found was 1500$ I bought motor and all parts even a spare good transmission for $400
Piecing this together is going to be expensive. That's about the worst possible way to do it. Buying the engine without the other parts was not the best way to approach this. The nickel-and-dime small parts add up fast. The smartest way to do this would have been to buy a complete but very rusty parts car. You don't want to hear that, but there is no easy answer.
#18
If you don't buy a parts car, then a core engine (oil pan to air cleaner) is the next best thing to invest in. I bought a spare 455/TH400 for my 71 Oldsmobile when I had the engine rebuilt. I also bought a spare 7.3l IDIT for my 86 Ford truck.
Here's a search engine you can use to find the parts you need.
http://www.car-part.com/
#19
^^^THIS^^^
If you don't buy a parts car, then a core engine (oil pan to air cleaner) is the next best thing to invest in. I bought a spare 455/TH400 for my 71 Oldsmobile when I had the engine rebuilt. I also bought a spare 7.3l IDIT for my 86 Ford truck.
Here's a search engine you can use to find the parts you need.
http://www.car-part.com/
If you don't buy a parts car, then a core engine (oil pan to air cleaner) is the next best thing to invest in. I bought a spare 455/TH400 for my 71 Oldsmobile when I had the engine rebuilt. I also bought a spare 7.3l IDIT for my 86 Ford truck.
Here's a search engine you can use to find the parts you need.
http://www.car-part.com/
#20
^^^THIS^^^
If you don't buy a parts car, then a core engine (oil pan to air cleaner) is the next best thing to invest in. I bought a spare 455/TH400 for my 71 Oldsmobile when I had the engine rebuilt. I also bought a spare 7.3l IDIT for my 86 Ford truck.
Here's a search engine you can use to find the parts you need.
http://www.car-part.com/
If you don't buy a parts car, then a core engine (oil pan to air cleaner) is the next best thing to invest in. I bought a spare 455/TH400 for my 71 Oldsmobile when I had the engine rebuilt. I also bought a spare 7.3l IDIT for my 86 Ford truck.
Here's a search engine you can use to find the parts you need.
http://www.car-part.com/
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