Reply to "LT-4 engine install"

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The car in question, a 1987 GT5-S will have an LT4 supercharged engine installed at MalinMotors.

There really will not be anything changed in the engine bay that will alter the car.
Anyone that wanted to put back the original Cleveland motor would have no problem doing it.
Building a Cleveland motor to the power level and sophistication of the LT4 would not be possible. And cost if you could, would be far more money.
As the car gets to the point of installation of the engine and components, pictures will be on my web site.

www.malinmotors.com

Thanks, James

5/20/163:07 PM

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