92 SSEi motor
I found a wrecked 92 SSEi same year as my SE, motors will most likely be able to switch right? What would be an appropriate price to buy a wrecked car like that....I offered $300, because the interior is great too
you will need the engine wire, harness, and the trans, to complete the swap. I would also suggest that you get a FSM for your year, but 300 for a L67 seems pretty good, how many miles, that is a factor
You also need the PCM located above the passenger footwell under the glovebox, and I suggest also adding a boost gauge.
This is a big undertaking, but honestly, you're better off with a 93. Same wiring harness, but improved motor.
This is a big undertaking, but honestly, you're better off with a 93. Same wiring harness, but improved motor.
Originally Posted by asonofabeach69
Miles? Also condition of the supercharger can be a factor in pricing too, whether it needs to be rebuilt or not.
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by asonofabeach69
Miles? Also condition of the supercharger can be a factor in pricing too, whether it needs to be rebuilt or not.
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
the */C will outlast the Motor and the rest of the car, the */C is the strongest part of the L67
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Obviously mileage is the most important factor but I guess what Im trying to say is if he buys the car for $300 then it would probably be in his best interest to at least inspect the charger to make sure it doesnt need to be rebuilt because $300 seems kinda low to me unless its really high mileage. But of course Im not 100% sure of the values on those earlier cars. :?


