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Ok I have a 88 2.8l v6 with auto, I need to replace the engine I am going to put the 2.8l back in there the only issues is I have never took one out and put one back in is it difficult or easy thanks in advance.
Just get a service manual for your particular car (Chilton, Haynes. etc..) they will walk you right through the job. Removing and replacing the engine on a third gen Camaro is pretty straight forward. Although, you will need an egine crane and some good jack stands.
Next question can not find a cheap 2.8l so how would and how much would it cost to put a 305 with a crab in I know I will need to get a bellhousing for the trans other than that how would I do away from the electric flue injection and make this thing crank and run I know I can get good 305 for 300
Next question can not find a cheap 2.8l so how would and how much would it cost to put a 305 with a crab in I know I will need to get a bellhousing for the trans other than that how would I do away from the electric flue injection and make this thing crank and run I know I can get good 305 for 300
the v6 auto does not mate to a v8, there are no separate bell housings...its all one unit. You'll need a v8 model trans. Read the v6 to v8 swap stickies....they'll give you most everything you need to know
If your looking to go cheap stick with the 2.8. You can upgrade to the 3.1 if you are looking to get a few more horses (About 15 more if i am not mistaken) And yes both motors are cheap and you can find them. Going to a V8 would require a donor car and a good bit of work (not cheap)




